New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
TAM.NANY AT ALBANY.
DENOUNCED BY THE COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
THE TA,iMANY MEMBERS DECLARED TO De FOREVER


DENOUNCED BY THE COUNTY DEMOCRATS
THE TANiMANY MEMBERS DECLARED TO DE FOREVER
DIsGRACED.
The County Committee OF the NeW-lork
County Democracy held meeting LIST evening at 'ho
Headquarters, No $50 Broadway. The committee COZ
siss of fifteen from each Assembly District or 300 IN all
John f. Deyelin presided. All the prominent members
were present. including ex-Mayor Cooper coin-
missioner Thompson Major George W. McLeah'
Justices Power and Murray, Excise ColnniSSoher
Mitchell. T.. Ellery Anderson. Assembymen morrison
and Mcclellan. Senator Fitzgerald Robert A. Van "ych
and J. Walker Fowler. Mr. Develin said: "Thc Demo
cratic Marty promised il placed in power to give the
Sta good leg station II looked "a tnoughte Democrats
con 70 led both houses OF the Legislature Inc l'st
three DAYS have changed this. The representatives. OF
Tamnany Hall, false TO their pledges 10 those WHO
elected them, have united with the Republicans our
natural enemies The result of this Is that we cannot
give the state sueh reform legislation would have
done. Whatever eg ,latOn is had will be tnged with
Repubcanism."
f. Euery Anderson declared that an open enemy was
better than concealed 1--WE have Mt heart he
said the principles Of the Democracy. We hoped that
sucb ler,slltion would be had wonld convince the
corpor ,tlons who have secured unfit legislation
in the past that their power wonh he
crushed and that the monopos's word he prevented
from further preying upon he com,nunly me agi4h
Of the TImmany representa- ives mus PicNehteu 'I, M
Hereafter tn 4 orga Hation vii he known only as ono
Of he Olds
ally of that party ever since u secured the ueI M vi
Governor Iucus Robinson" In cOuCllson MI. Ahdei-
Offered the following resolutions, when were uhahi-
Pes5irSd fra we invoke the earnest Iennaton by
honor by which the fruits Of victory secured at The
polls after protrqcted and closely contested election
in both branches for TIC first time in many years
has been trans .ormef lhI0 macnne 10, dor
The hopes Of the Drm0cr c parry for the pas*g &c ~
autary asslring cconom' In the administ a
OpOics the just Supcrys on anl control OF the law
making power, and local sclfsoyornmcnt within proper
limits Tor cities have been lost and betrayed The
members OF the legislature known rs ne representa-
tyes OF Tammany ia by whose aGd9a sG M tdS re- las
Rcsoirea, That the action of the adherens of ranmany
Hall has estabs hed mat IN are Denoc an an o9y On I'm IN
jority at the National COnv ntiOn In 1876 by thcr
Of tbs : Sta in is79 by Their insi ious orpo,on
thinly disguis d by lukeTaI1n support OF Winfield
Secrs Sepa anIUih SaG aSuaI ' deveres Of votes
i'm this city in favor OF hepub caniita'es by their
pietcntios assumption OF eternal opposition To monopo
lies which vanished in Instant under the breath of
rsOna and BY their and shameless ALI
ancc with the Republi an minority In bah houses Of orr
legislature they have pTOc Ilmed thCn civ the enc
Of the Democratic nary and the devoted adhtrents
OF Re pub icanisn and all ITS evils
Assembyman James j. Mctelland rec0unted at length
the struggles OF Tammany Ian ami the County Demo
cracy before Demccsatlc State Conventions, and then
passed to The recent in both houses of the Legs
atlrc He reviewed the records of several Of the Tam
many Senators and Assembl tncn the question of
antl-monop,y, aud denounced them severely
He declared that Speaker Patterson was
an hOnorab e man ana had treated the 1ammany mem
bcrs fairy and he denounced the action of The Tam
many representatives reachery of the bases descrp
ton.
fllr aud empnatlcil what has been sid II rem 'ins
for the County Democracy to condemn he rcacirry of
of tuis city. Wnic they aimed 10 De an i-mon po-t,
there was not who dared TO TAX" step until he hal
tod ma " gtn r 81
IN ir movements Let refuse hepcrforth affiliate
with those who lave three times sold out the democratic
Ellis b. schnabc said that at business meeting it
tho resolutions and hon he proc edei drnounce tAe
action OF the Iammany pirates" for twenty minutes
st IdOr James IltLec. Ia denounced the " Dcmoc alc
traitors in the gislature whose masks had droppd
OIL wi in iOrtycigI hours, as strikers of the wOrst
description He rCc'unted al lrlSll thr ciOr,s III de
to id zee hem 10 enter The Democratic cau H. and tie
excuses made by he Tammnny representative Tor not
dong So lh.ir ucclirlt tha tIcy favored anti
monopoly prncrles he declared 10 be an.
The gc+O utOus were unanimou-y I'd ptcd II was re-
10 each senator and ymun. several ani-nun p
ol lutioLs offered by eAJus ice Fowler were also
adopted
VIEWS on BOTH SIDES OF THE MATTER.
The Senators and Assemblymtn resident in
his city visited the various departments yesterday.
Among hose who cIlcd on Mayor Grace Soma ora
K och and Day ard Assemllymcn Breeu and McSanus
More than the usual number al d Commis soner
rLoupson Mr.. Thompson Is conceded to be the best
politician in the County Democracy. and
ally lie looked 10 by the Democratic senators AID A.
omblymen for advice and guidance at time ike The
present Among the Tidcn srna and Assembly, ,mcn
here is a d ep feeling Of ndsna ion the If
he Tamlnany rCyres .ntatYcs in joining win the |
2cpub leans and defeating the Democratic nomn ees
id n Democratic Senator This leaves Tammany all
outside Of Democratic party That where 1t has
belonged since 1879. II Inns merely eXhib ed itself
II s c,lOrs What il has done II patent to every
Democrat in the State. IL disg sc its treachcry
md there is apparently possible which will be |
ccep.cd valid by the most r'duous Dem Jcrat." |
his the burden OF the talk. Added to this the
declaration Senator's and Assenblynen that they no
ongcr cons.e the two Houses Demo ratio. and
Ii not wish 10 DC considered OnsiJe for legsa-
ion.
On the other hand the Tammany Senators and Assem-
ymen outs oxen in their assertions that they Dad
merely done any Of spirit would have done under
he circumstances. They iusultcd, aud the agree
nen made by The Speaker OF the Assembly return for
'ammany's votes WAS repudidted by him; and they
you'd have rited the contempt OF every had they
cted otherwise than they dill. Fair treatment by
he majority and pledge that tine committees whcn
eHy ha legislation IN both houses of hc lie isiture
you'd rot be made up in the interest of monopolies
YOuld have insured harmony in the Democratic ranks
nslcad of this Tammany representatives. IN
the outset that they expected TO support
he caucu. nominees and take whatever was conceded 10
without grumbling. At The various rcsOrts .ere
he Tammany le-i,aJOrs cal ed they were heartily wei
omed. YOu stoo mp ike old ROmaa," said ex-Al.
erBau Peer Seey to AsSembyman James j. Cullen, OF
+ T4nmany hal and the best Democratic repre-en n
assembly The Demo OF tie district chuckling
yer this speech aud recalling the tact that Samuel j.
Ilden represented ihe distf1ci III lo72.
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OBITUARY.
DIR. SAMUEL WHlTAIL.