The sun., 1900-12-29
OUT TO FIGHT TAMMANY.
yEw rORK fify BFnWRt'r tkfs
yHE EIIfD IOT DDI
rcrme, sh.tIn O'urlrr ant Other ni''sf rre.
ris, of the visvam Organize q PARTY 4"
tirins About ~. po~nfsli ~ the Polls
Iormet Cant. tmnofh Nrmhrt

Tho ,rsari,atipu Of ant lgmWIrN D"mN-
ctl'.. which q, 10 bo known ns 'h' N"" "'b
Democracy. got undnr way l1si r.rl' NJ ia
now hrndauattors. lpi Brondw'y Former
Sheriff James O'Hrier. 'hc arch "n"m' 81
Richard Croker fur many Years pHs'. II ~"
leading spirlt Of the movement. which h's
already, rlong with 80 many other Hut-
Tnnmany orRaniy ltious began 70 'rvH'l l2o
for tho ramplllu Of 1901 rho meeting was
attended hy about nfty persons uoro or Les.
prominently known for their Ru'ipathv to
Tammany Hall The chairman was " j.
ioyne OF the rwentv-s"cond Assembly dis
trict
After Nr O'Rricn hid oNpiIihcd the purpose
ot the organization and insured those present
that the revolt az Iiust 1uinnHny was stronger
thi, year than he had ever known II in his eN-
perience the following resolutions wero
offered by Fred L. Hipkins and wero unlni-
morslv adopted:
Whsreds. The most imr ortInt munic!pal
struggle since the overthrow OF the lweed-
lannany ring Is now iinrending ana 1900
Whsr,Is. lammauy Hall, after three years
Of fattrniug on blaCkinull and Olood-tnoneY
extorted from vice and criine TO enrich lhln-
many leaders, IL noN trying to get anotlor
lease OF power by pretending 70 discard Us
own criminal agents. only to throw on the
mask should Il get into power again; 9hd
| tration has grossly wronged the people ol
| New York by adding enormously To the
| burdens ot taxpayers In order TO increase u9
salaries of Ianmuny OaiCCholdcIs, while Az
| the same time cheating the laUoIer out oi his
| hard-earued wage. and pretending to ecoho-
w Wares % 1t /, the iuty Of all good citizens
| to unite in putting an end forever TO lam
many roign OF crime. ana 70 insure ,,,tn ioi We
| for the people and hr the peorc lIstead 81
| an administration directed from Vantage
Englaud Therefore, be "
Pc That ~ l.vplN aCrAe IN lPNO'e
our best EFFORTS from now until 'he Close ol
election day. 1901, TO securing for New YORK
| deal fairly and Justly with every class Of
| citi2en,. put competent men In charge OF
public affair. and put an end hnsy nsd nnras t% ee
| sion of which ralnmany has confessed ltstli
| guilty while at the same TIME shhn e,"sHE
pleading to be forgiven 10y the community
whose confidence It has abused and WhoHo
interests it has fod!Iy betrayed; ana DO IL
Rcsoired. That this organization shun be
known a. tho New York City DEMOCRACY.
and all citizens IN sympathy with It's objects
are hereby invited 10 put them selves IA COM
uuricatiin with tho Executive committee
OF this otgan!zati"u, which committee VII
be in session after Ja1 ii; a. ,mS ne@E-
i4si Brosiway, TO which all communications
committee were appointed % select head.
ouqrtera in Harlan and in the downtown part
OF tho cit and 10 confer with other orgahl3a-
tions with view to working harMonIonsly
IN me UHht aSHl'l'N ldI y - = -, -
present was former captain CllTord Of the llre
Depart.nent lie was called upon ior a
spasrh ana told Of his and the nreuen'- COM
plpiut aCain-t ramrlpnv Hall of. f.un'air treat {,
mont Ha was warul- Rpplauded He SAID
that vhiIe he was IA child at practical poll
tic, he wished the movement eucc-s and dwou q
do what he could In II be- ali
In further explanation Of what he had -nii
at tile opening of the meeting. eN-SherN
O'Brien said that T. would 30 nec"-sarv -
aproiut an executive committee, one from
eaSh As4emhly Al trict and that good men
could be obtained right from. the General
Committee Of Tamman. Hall He said he hni
nersnnnl assurances from more than 100
members Of this committee vat they were
willing to Join tho new movement
The new headUuarterS viii be open every
DAY from now on until the election.