New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-28
SPINOLAS LOYALTY IHPEACHED.
A RuMoR THAT HE Is TO BE DISCIPLINED AT THE
HANDS or Join NELLY.

A Rt'MoR THAT HE Is TO BE DISCIPLINED AT THE
HANDS OF JOHN KELLY.
There have been TumOrs III political circles
that John Kelly WITH as matter OF course, Iammany
Hall was very much dissatisfied with +. b. spinOa, and
that there was 70 probability that he might have Adj
min stored 70 MIN dose OF the sans medicine that he
has several oecasOns assisted IN giving To others I'm
tbe Abaoe of discipline" It isa singular fact that
nearly all those who in he past been prominent
members OF the sub Committee Discipline OF the
Committee on ORGANIZATION have ut later period been
convicted By this same committee Of treason to Tam
many Hail. and cast OUT The list OF these victims III
cuIes John Morrssey. Police Justice Power, Corpora
tion Attorney Boyd Thomas Costigan, Supervisor OK
The Oity Record Fire Commissioner PGrroy Police Jus
ttce White ex- Alderman Shells and others
There has been growing dissatisaetion with splnola
aver snee tho Legislature convened lie IL not popular
in the XVIII Assembly District II fsserted that mad
edward Hogan, who received the nomination for As
semblyman from Irving Hail. remained In the HELD ne
,vould have beaten spinola. Hogan was induced by
John Kelly to withdraw, and the Independent Candidate
who WAS afterward placed in the field had not time TO
make thorough canvass before the election Even as
Il WAS he gave spinos good race, although the
latter had practically united Democratic nomination.
Before the Tammany delegation TO the Assembly
want TO Albany at meeting Of the leaders OF mo Ut
santzatton it was deemed advisable TO hold me ia
many vote and east II as unit iSs Tammany had
no candidate of is own, and gave EIastus S
Commitment OF its vote on the first DeIlo@ ~. .n.
onIv lacked ave votes or majority, anu ~ 49,
maj ne would be nominated on tue neAs 3a,o.' ,
Sany nuin of cast Tor weak oRso1
Ia VS. adyised that the part OF WISDOM 20
1t" ybs snppOrt OF Chaplin, but ne reluseu ueoIans
hat Chanin could yet DO beaten 1pe result Wa Juss
80 nal been predicted. Chaplin was nomnA.eu, ane
thonr the Aid OF Tammany votes Inc lsnnany ueio-
aticn mad therefore valid claim ON tne npeaheI Iof
r. Of auy Of the Important committees.
ZIG ZIG iiv aud the other Tammany leaders were uls
t "a x.hen they the result OF ophoias ic1or
suS htn and az dressed themselves very freely
"a ssar ha lnst Two TammanI Hall mas declareo
80 nnosed police of all k1nds both oy rsou-
os and the speeches Of MI Kelly aud others Never
theless splnols to have constituted hnseu the
nriai advocate OF the elevated railroads. and nae VIZ
onsy opposed the 5centfare bill In this be mas oecn
ssconded by Asse lyman T. ]. Campbell For bis aclon
In ths matter Spinoa severely taken 10 task y o
CIR of thIs city He naturally associated Mr. heiy
with thsse criticisms In The STAR and In poDnsned
interyiew he declared that he under no opgaons
10 MT Kely-that he had never received anything from
Mr. Kelly, and was politically independent N every
sense OF the word. He added that Whatever onees o
had held had been the gift Of khe people. and ths
could run a. q atump candidate in hs district anu W
elected. ,,r ..., .canen
10 ON the suhi yesterday admitted the cvnuuS AZ
things as described but said that 10 was qovistur
spnoIa would he disciplined" before the Lsssa
adiourned IL was deemed advisable 70 Al
nght while tho Lesislatarei 10 In session iof
reasons.