New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-23
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m WARNS TIE TANNNNY LEADERS THAT Tiit.
REVOLT Is TAMM,Sy 1, SERIOUS ONE.
,,.m,lvman OFT, Kcmplcr and his associates OF
IL. Vow Yo-, C.',zcn.' Democracy are disposed !"
,,..n, with srori the destinations Of IhhihaN '''
ta.lr camp In against IN dominant D'hlo'''''
f,f-iou il only n SUMNER mo'' m'hi.
81 .e.- said Mr. Krnpner yesterday that Mayor
Guro,. Klc,ari Crokcr and other men prominent IL
rartrany Iiin ar, d.b5lng our organization sum
NOR ramtaicn' lut n they had known something VI
character arI determination ~ IN" ciilA"h' ~ th
,, - .ii. i.vnlt and had they an Opportunity of IND
inc .i. how universally IN" people la other d-tri''S
i..rl.- r,ln. che WIN Assembly, have responder 10
tb. .rh.uic projected by they miTht not be- 80
,ilup,nt IN their rc'nnras. hav" plenty OF 'Vid"i'
that tte movement Is firmly rooted In newborn So'
ard will ic5r great fruit
Mr. KerYpncr .po,c cncouracngly ~ ih" WORK
v,i,b ha. ,..n dom. -incc ID" biz meeting held III
po.,hov.u Mr.c Hall on VA" "venhc ~ May -
RI. committee appl.n,,d had been artv" In ''"lnI
lie. ICED Copi~- 81 the address had been circnl'ei
anon, the people. and III" r",nli showed mai ""h
t,. time arrived every assembly district wou'd con
tain - s,ion, nudcn, Of tive lahorr' III The 'laS'
n tr,h.r and Gilroy knew much rs | a.
about what T. gong quietly In, surely sald VII
Kcmpncr. they would pay li''l" more attention
ia ,lliic. and less Ia hOr~rracing during In" SUMMER
uouil- Tie flzcii>' Democracy movement MS
l,onrht 10 the surface ia" strong revolutionary '
inc which /, prrvading Tia, rank and file oi lnlmhN
follower Their is not district that does not snow
alarming di-srnsion-. The diN-nti. fled elements hav"
fCac,,h themselves In .rOnidenal communication
with onr Committee of the tiizcn, Drmocny
Their influence VIII count for much arong Their
associate In forwarding the new movement.
The. dl.,aiisl ton In Tammany Hail." Mr. kemp
Ter went ON with rarncstn">s is catsci largely ny
th. greed II the clique Of leaders who reap and WHO
mouourli7r the benefits accruiIg 10 the Wigwam or
cnuzntion. The boys who do the rough work 1r"
not being cared for ~ they deserve and they are being
blcd heavily besides. Those who ar" prohilng
/. the enormous spos Of the various city departments
and The immense appropriations which Al" being spent
with such a lavish hand are few. troR'r, "ilrN,
White and 4 Few others about handful OF smaller
satellites are absorbing everything In sight The uli'
equal Distribution OF the spells l. the rex upon "W,h
tbc 1s,mnianv ship i destined 10 founder I'll" DIS
irct leaders are folio o'ing fast the example set ny
tnr suprOrs and In tlcit chas" for money all llnN
81 dcccncy over topped Like lH' Io"''r w
Of Old they make IN, men hcuraih them con,ribl'
Ln,I, from, theIr Ircoine, The process Of bl'cdin,
the many To enrich Tia" Few has reached It's perfection
under the present regime , -,
The CITIZENS Democracy intends 10 open me local
campaign with imposing demo Htriii"li ~ o,p.t
Ini1n probably In sept, nb,r when all th' district,
u IN h. r., presented aud "a Committee of on" Hundred
appointed to carry forward ,h" work Of orea Aza'ion'