New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-16
THE NEW TAMMANY LEADER.
LIBERAL CoUNsELs Likely TO PREVAIL.
REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRATS TO BE WELCOMED
BACK-wHAT CHARLES 7. LOEw SAYS.


REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRATS TO DE WELCOMED
BACK-wHAT CHARLES T. LOEw SAYS.
There has been some question as TO whether
or not Tammany Hail VIII pursue liberal policy 80 inc
result OF It's sweeping victory. For several years "er
every election, the Com itee ON Discipline mas ih'es
gated charges OF lnsab 'rdinauon or tre"eheFF' CIV
after another many leaGng men of the Iammany OcH'
eral Committee boeu disciplined out o. 'he VI
ganzaton. Prominent among those who nave oeeh lhN
treated are Abiam r. Hewitt. exMayor Edward cooper
Police Justices Maurice j. Power, Andre" j. "Ae anu
Daniel O'Reilly, Fire Commissioner henry ~ IloJ'
Thomas Costigan and William A. Boyd Johh MoTflsse!
olso want ont in this way Where entire delegation
stood by its accused leader the dis rlct was reorHh
izcd" and a new delegation was selected by the commit
fee engaged in trying tile The present County De
mocracy leaders nearly all VINO have been cast
out of Tammany Hall.
81 believe the doors OF Tammany Hall should De
thrown open as wide possible consistently with Ihe
good Of the organization, said prominent county ON
cal soon af .er the election "Tammany can amor" u
do this now 1T will strengthen the organi~"-
ton greatly. IL needs an infusion Vi he"
blood, and there are many VINO "ouiu ~
to come into the old Wigwam For several years Foi'
few of prescription was followed. Any man VINO du ho'
follow budly the OF Mr.. Kelly aud few others wa"
oiscipned In this way Tammany lost many good men
The defeats of Tammany IN the past were oue W lo
ing out this sonseloss plan For no sufficient reason on
who were strong in their districts and IN some cases
whatever could be said. we're thrust out Vi II h han
Hall and second-rdte put III thelr place IL hta "
pened the VINO served on committees oi nso
milne one year turned out good men were theseloS
turned out the following year for falling 10 .e sue i
Iv snbseryeut to the powers that were. An OrSahlz
ton conducted this prncple could not OHt su u
NOT discphncd' ont OF existence That it was not
shows tlr Inherent strength "a Iammany nan .
since Mr. Kellys retirement from politics Iammany
Hail mas been swayeG by committee of twenyioor'
consisting Of the leaders OF the Assembly ulstiots
Questions interest To the organization are
and discussed, aud when they have recelfeu Ie san
ton of majority of the twenty,Iour lucy arr me %ndv
forward III the Committee on ORGANIZATION, to ~
that really legislates for Tam many I1I holy
General Committee nominally is the legslAt'e Dolly.
No arrogates TO himself supreme poWeIS So U
can yet certainly be called boss bhC sneIo -
Quiet soft-spOken, and yet earnest man. VINO dsnio
Remarkably bright par OF eyes from pe 5
gold-ruImed eyeglasses when be Is Hi%aAhna'
10 him more than any one else was due The ullciouS
manner in which the T,msny Geean1 pS az fo1 cover
nor, placing County Democracy rivals az oCiIe
,ocrtcy for union on the ticket were made al MS
suggrstion and understood thai he was wen slls
their declaration that they would leave tue votes 10 de
eide between the TWO factsns at the polls re ie E
the County Democracy meant iirn 10 the Sute IcAoI
cost its local ticket good many votes. a., r,,,,.
Hall, is Charles Loew He t was ASKED tSr "SS
two ago whether ne i Tannauv NIL Hi
t those Who left it or were thrown several years
ago replied a. of course. count as only one vi tno
members of the Tammany ORGANIZATION But every hlt'i
is allowed TO express his opinion iierly III hvoTy W
what he may deem best r"r me s4oa OF rg I
Of men hv brmging i'm those who will prove good nicm-
bers Especially this the case when repIes ehiailNe
men In tile community be induced 10 ally themselves
with apOitical body IL acts as gunrauleelhfl no "
panization Is conducted for the common g0pu ol ihe
party and the community think that The tcKct Whcn
Tammany Hall put forth Tor the support Vi SolclS a.
recent election good as 1t has ever placed III Ihe
field IL was in every respect equal TO that placed h
nomination by the Republicans or It's Democrat"
Viii there be many changes in the various dcleSa-
lions al the coming primaries for the General committee
and the Committee ON Organization for 1856 ,,,
do no; think there Will be many dropped Ihe rtsO
lutiun passed some time providing iof zen
additional members OF the General Committee ITO
each of the Assembly districts allows lOr n ooh-
siderable increase. wish to sec IN the General CoH-
mtlee and Committee gu ORGANIZATION snch men as
John T. Agucw, George w. Quintari, Jordan l. MOL
Andrew IL. Green Oswald OIehdOrer ana DINERS Ilhe
them, who Democrats ana VINO nave Deeh 'HcHh"oS
nj TapiuauY Hal in the past. Ther advice ana cnl-
fenauce are vaiuibe any organization. ana thlhh
this the sentiment of the majority oil inc men %
criticisms to make the past management OF lhe oi-a
iZatlon. presume that what Was done was uohr Win
coed motives Bat the fact rcuans mat thelt were
many good men VINO left TdmnanY Han Tor various
reasons ana those are deslr.OIs OF bringing
- 'Tben Won favor nnglnc open the doors p
FAVOR opening them wide enough 10 ADMIT 'ne cd
of men of whom have spoken. DO not HaN lht "ou.'
favor admitting all who apply. OF course tAete are
sncces iu OF the reverse. They are The dIiWoo9 on
the stream OF politics, anu amount 70 I'lc
in an org inzalon. those are the men
with Two exceptions VINO , .i
"a ON the eve election and went INTO me camp thr
enemy How much oil ct it mad You have seen
4" rAero is much eidtlOn IN Itnnahy Han over inc
.Wsil" with a laugh, every feels pretty good.
esDec3ly the defeat OF last year WAT u neces-
saiy be done is 50 To strengthen tdnihany nan Ia"
we repeat this victory year after year "" can 40
so II we are wise, only do by making the
organization strong an compact and worthy repre-
Sentative Of the Democratic parry OF the metropolis