New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
TAMMANY AT ALBANY.

SOME WORK FOR THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.
TAMyANl' IS INDEPENDENT MISUNDERSTANDING THE
NlMCoMPOOP LRADERs-ISyEs IGAuoSs AND
BILLS PROMISED FOR THIS CITY-THE LOBBY
JUBMANT
The newly elected Tammany members OF
the Legislature from this city the recipients OF IN
usual favors from the leaders Of the nlden Democracy
al tine present time. Heretofore the reprcsentatNes@of
the two factions have hardly been speaking terms
The Iden leaders have openly asserted that they pre-
Iefre' % Republican 20 n Tammauy Democrat. IN the
the late canvass the Tiden state Committee used its
best energies in assisting the group OF politicians
that gathered in the Mayors Office known rs
tho leaders Of the County Democracy, in their
Efforts to defeat the Tammany candidates. In districts
where the County Democracy felt itself weak il offered
to trade with the Republicans in order 70 defeat Tam
many. Bat now that Tammauy holds the balance OF
power IN the LEGISLATURE matters have greatly changed
Nh. Kelly aud his Tammany followers couvted by
"ra'erDm" notes and letters from their or
poneuts in the late contest, asking for votes
for such IUdcn followers Patterson, Of Troy,
for Speaker of the Assembly ard lamont CLlkns Hud-
SON Smith md othefs for clerks ~ the senIte and
Assembly. Promises 20 rccpr0cste when opportunity
Offers and ocr aoniod phrases used with profusion
by those TldcH Democrats in their appeals 70 the Tam
many members
II seems, however, from the talk Of the Tammany
members that these appeals viii be in vain. The Tlen
men, as last resort, hope 10 invesle the fammany
legislators into where. of course being in the
minority, thcy wO.d De ppwCrlcss This scheme Is also
likely 20 fail prom'Brr' member OF TammaUy Hal,
WHO speaks for least vote tho Legislature, said
Yesterday boz reference 20 this question:
b. 80 sir. Mc-,rs Patterson, Cakins, Lamont and
the rest Of that crowd Will not be officers IN tho next
Legislature uuesa they follow their old tricks and secure
Republican votes o. elect them I doubt with both
houses close, II they secure enough Republican
votes. think / speak the sentiment OF T,Hmauy Hall
when say that such T'den loksfttlcs will be
tLectcd 10 any Office by Tammauy votes. All OF these
men have been Instruments IN Tldcns hands TO misrc-
present and ure thn mon who have stood TO the
grand old organization OF Tamuauy. Do they think We
VIII step and reward them Tor their treachery to
the Democratic Uartyi II they DO think so, they are
f.arfuly and wonderfully mistaken"
But vii. not tho T,mmany members enter the Demo
cratic caucus ," he was asked.
"DI they not us1'. ma 10 the state Convention Dd
the Committee send money 90 their associates
here 10 Doe used in defeating thc Tammany candidates
Did they not sell ont the party m 1879 1850 and again
this year J miserable course, and heap abuse and
f-lschood upon through their newspapers,
by tAc aid OF Tudeus money! And now is
It To Doe supposed chat when we have achieved
pgmocra'e victory in spite Of their treachery tha We
Of our victory No. SIT iainmany VIII do nothing oi
tLr kind We are Democrats, and ~c propose % stand
Nu' Io our ''"f. IT tIt "il 'hIta 10 'o" .i.
miserable policy hey nav" pursued Tor lne last lh.e
years, and caucus with ms, under certain Crcuu
meet them. Iut the Hi.'u~ DIT
Hsru and hs I.n,'mpoop ageuis, Manning, ApsAr -
: uuui O. Co, -ust h" Kept euiucy on, lah
none in Is-9. wien they attempted to foisj
Robinson upon for p'rru1T Blt uo", then, We
.rc tl.nu,I 49, Murphy speaker the House, but we
WI not demand D. We VII d,maud however. that ne
VS. A. P.I,.- OF O.vego and tAr G,rk Of tie Assembly
! SOME -I,l uaa a. MILLION H. Nor'ar1p ~ -lraru.c.1r
0ur-d, "i re- Niu,unpoop- T.at BE- the position of
iamli.F III y. ana w. go moi Ry,'.il, l." " 'l ,'T
/ ltfIr wisdom fl.s tWc."
! Tue TuamaUy member, fthe legislature already
d-r.--a- iug numerous measures o. purpose to intro
@ fo, ', > , ~. rye;. 40, t1r Intis.,aruto ~ toe
bTouElsu Bridge. another r" investigate the DOCK De
| prr't ,',,ntle 6.rart.aent la. been coudlc,rd
! ~ street. Ccs..u- Department. .Ihr ONE department
get at, i- tu, p.partmcutgt Public W"r- lh, Is The
mission. doa almost 10 the a'or,r, In ~ employ q.
hr, active politician I"c lHii""hy i-o@ @''''' 'i''g
tir ctF's ia'er.-. suffer Nlgf- SD 'irt P' ', ~
-novu They uroar, tHat the recent threatened water
tr' its We lAr-,'' "'i.a'I ',A l"'l arc '',' -.
pl' tlcy want tlr york placed M t'e hal' 'i 90 'Ae.l
: great aamF.ro o.. DID jobs and schemes from This
ul-s. - lt,y o.. come ip u f1c next I1 Wow OF rtr
| many De-. u.HH.r- The Fut-nfc. paving job Will
| tom "' ''is ,,".IHe are ",, ' s.',.
clc... -aari,s the Department %, thuuu'-. aud tnr
| Job Co. J,uuH N.Iu' rt Ni"c"ui Hot. ln Central fhtN
lse pntrri'Na.' nom outside OF inc cay VIII MA Ne"
senator elect Boyd with .ncu % prominent autcor-
! portuoa member 70. senate Crazy promises
-Ii-i %. afi monopoly mct-ur"s An auli-"'f IuAiI
c.r.ofaIUu tau lave VIII form part OF th"H 40 LEAST
u,rr' o." tn' uy 0cu'."rs are preparing Tor ,lrH+s
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