New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-29
TAMNANY'S TWO BITTER PILLS.
ONE FROM THE DIsoRGANIzED xTH AND ONE
FROM THE sAUCY REILLY's DISTRICT.

ONE FROM THE DIsoRGANIZED XTH AND ONE
FROM THE sAUCY REILLYs DISTRICT.
Register Fltzgeralds committee of five appointed
to evolve order out OF Tammany chaos In the Xh and
XVIII Assembly Districts met in the Wigwam Council
Chamber last evening for the purpose OF gathering up
the fragments of the organization left by the Steckler
brothers in the Xth District, when they shook the
dust Of Tammany Hall from their pedal extremities
two months ago. Thirty forty Misunderstanding
men, whom Senator Roesch the asprant for stecklers
place Of leader, had managed to drum up for the
occasion, stood In the outer recepon-room and gazeo
dolefulIy at the committee while Register Fitzgerald
asked II there were any divisions dsaecon In the
district Senator Roesch answered promptly that every
thing was solid and sound new silver dollar In
the Xth District, that only three men had resigned
from the Tammany General Committee, and they were
the three Secklers and that the rest were glorious
and united band Of Tammany workers, whose only
hope and object in life to 60 saving wood ana
drawing water for the Tammany bosses. Somebody
tried TO get the dsconsoate set in the reception
to cheer the Senator's gushing remarks, but it was
failure.
A.sembIyman sohner, Alderman FIegenheimer,
Fire Commissioner Elckhof, Otto Kempner and ex
Alderman Ficke came up smiling one after another and
indorsed all that Senator Roesch had said. They aided
with one accord but In Innocent way as II the idea
had popped into their heads just before giving uerance
to IT, that Senator Roesch was the man for the new
leader OF the district 1t was observed that IN all the
speech-making that took place not word was said
that could be construed to reflect upon any OF the
Stecklers. Chairman Fitzgerald gave notice that he
would receive lists Of proposed members for the new
General Committee OF the district up to Monday at Il
o'clock noon. The leader will himself make up
the list which will be accepted by the committee and
eventually approved by the Tammany Hall Committee
ON Organization.
Mr.. FitzgeraId's committee has not yet up its
report regarding the XIVth District but 1t Is well I'M
derstood that the decision Will be in favor OF the e
instatement OF ex-Regster John Reilly. In spite Of
Reillys insubordinaon and undisguised contempt for
the present Tammany rule, the bosses have been
frightened into putting him once more In control.
They will do this, although they know that IL Will DC
followed by a revolt which will extend TO the majority
of the Cerman-Ameican element in the district hnorOs
have been made since the hearing OF TUESDAY nghs
70 COMPROMISE with the Rockville fseuoh' Ou'
Senator Dreamer said last evening that the over
lures had been rejected with dlsdaln. IN, -, , Ia
will never serve under John kellly aesn' ne
said for no do so and preserve MS MS, Se IL
respect There Is future for Iammsnny man III
the XIvth District while the Relys are IN the saaue ,
Another Tammany leader said: IL IS DlOter pm
for Grant and his immediate surrounding, Dut tley
have had 10 take John Reilly back again. Ihcy aid
not dare TO face the consequences OF shutting MIN OUT