The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-04
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Congressman Edward J. Dunphy's resigna.
| tiOn from Tammany Hall. as was stated In THl
SuN Of yesterday. was not unexpected in the
Second Assembly district. The fact that theirs
has been ill-feeling between the Congressman
and Police Justice Diver. the Tamm hny leader
OF the district, could not lie concealed. partic-
ularly as this feeling IL general between the
Dunphy and Diver families. and theT are
next-door neighbors in Madison street.
IL was matter OF common knowledge In
the district that Dunrhy did not like
the leader. and that he was especially
bitter toward him because the elder
Dunphy had teen removed a. Clerk OF the
Second District Civil Court to make a place for
the leaders son James The Tammany men
Dunphy was not In favor with the leaders Of
Tammany Hall because OF the stand he took in
Jersey Bridge bill when the municipal admin
istratton was opposed to II. and they said that
py ne stanI he took he Was able to secure =
pany. Tho only wonder which was excited in
the second district was TO- see the names u
committee lists this year. as 1t was not be-
levei that they would consent to 20 on the
One old 1ammany man. who seemed to
know the Politics Of the district from A TO 2.
Eddie's tax ing high moral ground ain the1
And he's botheIe ell by the violations ofthe Elec-
tion law? He don't like them and he gets out.
wonder " Eddie remem bere that his old man
was arrested for violation OF the Election law
in 1872 Well. he was: but. like every other
Jim MAS DISCHARGED. wonder how he would
hered the Incident referred To- lie said that
CongTessman Dunphy's father was arrested
BY United states Marshal i9f electionsering
and duarteiiing too near a polling place.
ply wa. qusfrelline' said he, ard as one
other, discharged them both" '"'
EN-BridGe Policeman I.ally paid $3.50 fine
place. aud Judge Barrett ann ounced thu here.
after int rison ment would be the penalty FOR
Alderman Nicholas T. Brown, Chairman OF
the General Committee of the district to
whom ConGres,pan Dunphy's letter Of resig:
nation was sent. and who Is acting as district
leader in the absence OF Justice Diver. said Of
the designation:
from fammany Rail. AMI when his request for
the hundredth was refused he proceeded to
euss for leaving the go orssnisaticn with iisk.
Old man Dunphy was clerk OF the second Dis
WheS .sf to s.
to Congress three times: four OF he Dun ply
girls nave places, as school teachers; Tnm-
many Hall was all right when everything was
going their way. but when old Dunphy could
not secure his reappointment. the organiza.
with II was a bad man. Police Justice Diver
has been Duuphy's benefactor. but Dunphy 10
ready to forget all 'avors. He has no following
n the district. and his resignation will have
little II any effect"
The Alderman said that Police Justice Div
yer will return from California week from
next Thursday.
. Concerning the charges Of Congressman
Dunphy with regard to illegal voting In the ,
district Alderman Brown said
" There are many lodging houses in the dis |
trtct and ~ the many hundreds OF dodgers |
who are sheltered By them are qualified BY
birth or naturalization and by residence they |
have exactly the same right 10 vote as n Con-
FRESHMAN, q millionaire or n muRWumn'