New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-12
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There has gone up from the dcspairng Dem
ocrauc State Committee the Macedonian cry,
Come over and help U.s." And Dan Manning
responds from Nashin ItOn He tclcgraphs that
ne will come over on election day and help.
Read once more his response TO the wild
Macedonian cry
WASHINGTON, d. C., oct. g. 1855.
ALTON T. PARKER. esq, Chrirmr, Ere~"i ire CoD,mWr
Democratic Stpe COMMITTEE. Nel0 York Cify
DEAR SIR: II Is my intention 10 go To Albany next
month for the purpose OF voting the Democratic ticket
which should be- and believe will bo elected. have no
donb, that President Cleveland VII do likewise. While
Gov.rnor Of the state no never failed to Buffalo to
exercise THIS right, and sure he feels It 10 be his
duty TO do 80 now Certainly he Is anXiou for tho
cess OF tho ticket headed by Governor lill as he was
FOR the succ,ss Of that ticket which his led to
victory three years ago Sincerely yours,
DANIEL MANNING
II is perfectly IN accordance with the fitness Of
things that Manning should give Hill a boost
For the samo Tweed stick has tarrod them
both. While Hill was doing the biduing of the
Boss " as a legislator, Manning was industri-
ously serving the same Boss aS a newspaper
rcporter. Hills relations with Tweed, in The
Eimird gazette and in the Legislature of 1871,
have lust been exposed Manning's relations
To Tweed stand revealed in the testimony given
by the latter IN 1877. We quote from The
IvOrlds report of this testimony:
o-state more particularly yonr relations with The
rtt,0nJ Argus AThe ATgns was democratic journal:
a man named uanning was reporter for IL; my r'id
foas rib him bccam< gerry iHfioa" md GieHd'B; some
tmes tuey desired appropriation put Ia the tax levy
ali a,prouriaion. originated In the lower house. and
while the Democracy wcro IN power had control OF
the WAYS ana Means. where action IN the matter en-
auated when the Republicans were III power generally
had control OF 1t also
a In what way did you control the committee A. -
H,n,iug would hand me an item he wanted put IN the
fax levy would hand 1t to the chairman aud tell him
wanted that done; the thinning came TO Wa
that otherwise be would 10 pay for having the item
,ut in brt secured its insertion without any expense
IA Them: by that means got their support was always
ready 90 ublige them.
9TH. Democratic journal supported you and wa-
aid for IL In TIL, Nayi A-rJat Inc understanding
Odd any of your ring write editorials In That paper
A-No sir Mlnniug would bring articles some
fines that had bceu written; think be aolld put In
whatever desired never tried. because IL
NECESSARY Il il had been necessary w-uld have eNcr
cised the power.
O-Can you give any idea Of the amount that wa'
pu nto the tax levy durus your time Ou behalf of I'M
x,b,ay lryts7 Al coulln> >'ut If could 'rotiiH
daye 10; IL ,conid be Giyhgd ~ w. mt
A fellow feeling makes que wondrols kind
IL is manif,,lly proper that the Albany init
mate of Tweed uncovered ia the above tcsii-
monv should formally announce his intention
of ionrncyirg from Washington FOR the pur-
pose OF voting FOR the Lim.ra i"tim't" al