The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-10
MR.. CROKER CONGRATULATED
7AMMANY's OR04NIzi7ION TIE ENVY
OF IT'S OPPUSENTS.
II Was Democratic discipline and Loyalty
snd bnvenporrs Force Riii that pid sh,
Work-Rr puhiicnns Feel tho Need al
HounG Men and y New Mnchius.

Work R~puhiicnns Feel tho Need of
Young Men and = New Machine.
No broom or similar symbol OF victory
usually displayed by tho winning party in a
political contest decorated tho front Of Tam
many Hall yesterday. totell OF the cons picuous
part which the great Dem ocratic organization
of this city played in Tuesdays battle. Mr..
Croker is n generous conaueror. and thinks
that winning the fight should tbe SUI
flcicnt for the victor. A few years ago
some enthusiastic braves conceived the
idea Of covering the front OF the
Hall with brooms In honor OF the clean sweep
the rGGnizaton had made. The brooms came
down promptly when the practical leader heard
OF the proceeding. Yesterday, IL ever. Tam
many had occasion to display a great gross OF
brooms and as many OF Street Cleaning Com
missioner Brennans sweeping machines. for
its sweep ut this years election had been with
out parallel. There was not a single Republic
can elected in the city. thanks to MIR. Croker's
Generalship. except Judge Cowing. who was
Tammany's own candidate.
The man whose skilful leadership brought
such splendid results for tho Democracy ma
tiona.. State and municipal. bore the honors
OF victory very modestly. lie was at Tammany
Hall as usual. and received hundreds OF tcle.
grams from all quarters OF the Union conGrat-
ulating him and the organization. These
came from tho managers OF the national cam,
ragn from Governors. congressman. and
representative Democrats NJ word was re-
crivrd from Mr.. Cleveland, An almost con
the hall with these gratulaty ry IN ssages;
Chairman Dickinson Of the National Cam.
S prSe at ta Clock s yesterday mornng: "
cannot retire without expressing to you my sincere
sna ha nna sss ama Of 81 s.sp
and .nihusa.ti earnest and pninstakins care Of IT'S
the Elimination at %a,taso This is .riamph.nt
% a III 80 a vS dns 10 sGo a amq
man IN tbs rnlied States Unuioyed pleasure. and
Mr.. Cookers response was MS follows:
Nour very Kind telegram was received and you viii
N Ies ns very d.
Gre I" tender you my sincere congrstI,atons Upon the
. S' Di Of our
AMI for wc not 'G alone sFf ny %
and but also by the great mass OF the people
| One telegram announced that quarters have
already hccn, secured for tho Tammany con.
tinGent which IS sHneeteid to nnd its strength
| ton Of President Cleveland on March 1 next.
| Another was from one Of MIR. Cookers Rich
os srH Of mat VaEs are to hays that
MI, Crokerhad very little to say; except that
eSsT 1nt To ,he S Vote the Seventeenth and
| Eighteenth Assembly districts. as establishing
the correctness of his position. taken prior to
| election. that n second Democratic local ticket
would be inimcal to tho Presidential ticket.
In those two districts, where, ex;roiice Jus.
on district candidates. the vote for Cleveland
was cut down far below what it would have
cratic candidates in tho field. 49,, 49,, ~.
" needs only that txamPS f. said as, NJ u:
tiers sh hSa beun woIe rhs
over the county ticket. We could not have
given the majority w. dh fVy msSeIans
Sass Tor the Mayoralty and spent only lew
hundred congrntulatory letters and telegrams..
| Ho expressed himself as greatly pleased at
| Mayor has received in twenty-four years. He
said. to- TIA. he was CAD !, WHs ;, not Larger n
accu, alton Of deals or scratching can now 10
made against the Tanmany. Hall orcaniza.
| The !irst thing Mayor Grant did on reaching
| his office was Il, send letter OF concrstult;;
no said to q Reporter that the local Demo;
! that Tannany Hall's democracy would DO
placed beyond cayi ut must must t ,h tnet
w SsFy s1enty the
Kit would Ge maniiesty unfair to leave
| Johnny davenport out OF consideration among
thousand United States special marsha!s on
county. at five dollars day. ostensib!y 10 pre-
serve the purity OF the ballot box. was too OBJ
NlQuSly an example OF "HuI cDuiu pC tp!!o
| ton OF tho voters"
G.mp'FFo'lsr Myers E said in, THE election is
stern rebuke T. the suthoE OF the Force bill"
| paiGn were seemingly, dnzed at the over
whsIming defeat .they had sustained. They.
tribute il. The Headquarters OF tho Campaign
| Committee on the Twcnty- ;hird street side OF
H h91 Was Ss.
into one ro}m contoling with t ! All nn1
President William Brookneld of the County
| COMMITTEES. only said: IT was landslide
which slid the wrong way -.
There, were some. however. who. ike Post,
have as Deem Very " Inherent locally. had Now
Workers conducted the local campaiCn and
f:s9 sn sRsfPGS Inr "s:aa
| of practical politicians. A good many things
were done. IN my opinion" sad he. which
ed TO the, Zig Democrstic majorties here and
in Brooklyn. which must admit greatly sur
now, but will have something :, say later. I
don't believe in some methods. such rs the
Gothlins w q voters on election day for
| These views indicate that Mr.. Van Colt and
tho other leaders WHO talked in a similar
export and Dave Martin were allowed TO use
ihe big Republican Doodle allotted Tor this city
Ill ~ appointing tUeW deputy
| marshals. 1t was limited that this disgrunts-
| mcnt OF Republican leaders was the occasion
| of n cons siderable falling OFT in the Republican
| vote. and some We're ready to admit that Dnv-
| export and his Force bill methods had con-
| tributed much TO the result by his blum at in
| tindating voters.
| Ono thing which. It is said. will result from
| this hiE Republican slump is the reorganZa-
tion Of the Republican local machine, and the
state COMMITTEES viii take hand in bringing
State Committees we're DISSATISFIED with tho
terson. and put no dependence on its cfficicn-
cy. IT was because Of this that Dave Martin
did n ( cooperate. hut resented tho INVASION
The present Republican local organization
reorga nizes every winter. but 1t may not 40 so
this year. II was limited yesterday that il, will
is iurmc cd and will receive recognition al the
hands Of tho state COMMITTEES. The State
Committee has the power to make this reor-
paniZation. There has been growing belief
ireauently expressed that the Eep1bicsn
organization In this city needs An Infusion q
fossils +" in it should be set aside and,