New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
TWO TAMMANY OUTRAGES.
I,NCIVLIZED WIGWAM METHODS.
prprp1JcAy BANNER DESTROYED IN THE
xy1uTH DIsTMCT-PoL1cE PERsE-
CUTIoN IN TIE WITH.

CUTIoN IN THE WITH.
characteristic piece of Tammany vandalism
,,as perpetrated in the ANlllth ASSEM- MS
trict al An early hour yesterday morning WIN"
can only be explained OH the theory 'haV '"c
Domocratic leaders there are 10 eAaspcrated al oe
nrosr..ct of certain defeat that they are uhaolc
% behave in a civilized manner. About week
400 number of earnest young Kepuoh0ah u,u''
the leadership of Edward Sheehan and "hiia"'
T. Pine. organized Harrison and keld |ainpaish
C1,h and rented rooms for their clup heauquar-
+ers NJ No 525 West Forty-eighth-st. lheS heiu
several meetings and gained members r"pi"'S'
ounaciallv from among the best element OF young
men in the district Many of them Will cast
choir first votes for Harrison and Reid on NoVem-
Der 8.
On Saturday afternoon the club erected hand-
some new trans sparency in front OF ther quarters
T, bore the names of all the National, State anu
local Republican candidates, as we'll as ror
Assembly. Thomas j. McManus, the 0ouu'S D'.
.orocv candidate for that office, who has received
the Republican Endorsement. lhe banner was
CO. nm with the usual ceumonies and amid wild
applause from the hearty young Republlcans VINO
he'd raised the money to pay for it among thern-
selves asking no pecuniary ala lroih 'nc 'i''
heads of the district.
a a.
.ro nnjnurcd Two and half hours later 10
was found to have been torn to pieces ana wholly
aonol she'd The miscreants who did this dlrty
Tomuanv business obtained access to the heat
ouarters in some way and going out upon 'he
6re-escape cut and tore the transparency ii.o
rbbons and destroyed the frame. Inc hepupH-
oor leaders believe that this rufianly act was
;rsticatod bv some persons high in the councils OF
Tammany Hall in the XVIIIth District.
Tho nomination of McManus for Assembly by I
or,i Tammanv Democrats and his indorsement by
al. Pennblicans has created bitter feeling among
.ho Tommanv managers 1t is said that II gives
Senator G. w. Plunkitt. the Taumany boss IN
the XVIIIth the fight of his life lie mas renter
evcrv hall In the district that he couid oo'ai u
nrevent the opposition from holding mee'h-s 10
stir up the people and is using every means III
his reach to save himself from dclea', Livery
liouor-dealer has been bulldozed ana all Nho""
Tommanv appliances brought 10 bear on tie can
vaSS. ,,, =. -.
The respectabe people of the XVlllth District
-1,o.s ot marty, are indignant al the co'tcmptl-
be work of YESTERDAY, and the transparency VII.
he renlaced by a new one at once. lie DoSs
will fry IN have it put up to-day IN 'hle LOT
,restino they have announced TO he held al tneif
roon,s this evening. Measures are be NJ Aken lor
,ho arrest and punishment of the scouiWeIs WIZ
destroyed the first banner x-1r.h
fresh outrage last evening in he Win
Assembly Disrrio, makes it clear that Immany Is
ing despeae and wll stop at fS,hpS Se 1n ny
e1Srh Paoh u TB.h" of tie With District, i is isser,ea
roun2snap OF the %o 1ss asrsc at s'sSa d
EonP bonner s in pacea 0 ers BY TpDecaaos Bat
terry, well-known RtpgpSic'WV Sn W;ii,% Or Hen
IhS Ie 'a1sl Repustan T liquor dealer and on hin hin
resoye tina, RIs night ii Il aale zens
si Sirect Violation Of the law, entered his pac
and Esd for ,1ss.a 1ss Hsn5f hm for Sa1s %
Iheln' aIu T.o~L' Tamm nv liduOr-s;ore in the dl
pe trct was open and doing business bnt net on on
Of them was es ed hsnfe ,,IoSr 'aFe" 81 81 90 %
d tm.-Sv So 6ITered for hs release, he vas locke
up for amos, d1sfr hSr1 n,dfre IN on Of GF ac
III in,+h e,l,o a $500 bond was accepted, and HSnk'
vas set free.