The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-08-22
BUCK|NG Tiii
TAMMANY TIGER
by :. h. Moon.)

Tammany Hall as a political oreani-
zati"n has no eqnal in endurance. Many
individuals AMI collections of individualS
have hnckesi Tammany and beaten Tam
many. hut Tammany has never h,en
conqun~l. Ii always comes back strong
rr than beioie i'll defeat. IT. r,cupera-
tive powers are marvellous: its vitality l.
mex ha"stible: and it, courage is indis-
tru"tii'le. Tammany j. the worlds most
uiiiqnc political institution. Neither at
l'"mr "r abroad can its superiour H..
i"in'l. We are IrrsuadeSl that the n,ere
'h-tr'hu''"n "f political SIoiIs alone G ,ul,i
ne V"r have huilt up and kept intart -ucl,
an "'izs',' ',y lr.land has not bs-rn fr,SSl
'nd II may lse that Irish patriotism am
lpNe "i the Odd sod'' having h~rn strany
l''i at home 10y John Bulls unrelcntinr
hand. has made Democracy it, god and
ianmany Hall its shrine.
Governor >nlzer j. the latest hero to
attack the dragon and the governor /,
friends are 10y n" means sangnine 81 Vie
tory for their champion. Tamman,
seems Ia he carrying war la ITS opponent
With vig"r that ho,lrs no good t. the
,'" e-n"r and his followers Vet 'tIs vel
to rememler that the race il not given Co.
tile >wiit hut o. him and to them who Ell
lure Ia the end. We think the governo,
- without blame and ought Ia triumph
ID he dosS. h.' will thereby acquire inn
scri-hahle fame in n"t only America, lint
world politics. For many years ther.
has l"en nation ~isi" assault upon car.
~'ift politics and piiiirring politicians
''rait has l~sn routed in many munici
Paliti'~ sud states. Tammany. the grand
'bIss-tive point of attaek has with-too.i
III "i the onslaueths made uy.on il. u
the advocates "a pure I-'litir-..and govern
rcnt Without corruption can overthrow
rannany ia the fight that IL now on. tln
iuture will bv unol,~trncts~l 10y its nialign
Influence; for il will surely die, revrr
lgain to N, rs-~snrrectsd
The Republican party of rI,e state of
Nrw York and Of the Nation is deeply
concerned in the outcome of the Sulzer
ranmany inlbn,glio. M matter which
may L. vict"r the Republican party j.
bound to profit 10y the fight in the Dem
'~'ratir household 1ammany and Gov
~nller arr thr fighting cocks Ere long
pns "A ili conquer the other AMI crow nv.r
40" I,r"sirate form of th" fallen rnck
Then the Republican party. like Sir I:ey-
nar'l (ihe willy old fox) will step forw ar,l
aIi'i 'iine -'lnItu"usly on the fallen c.r.l
'nd 'hc Growing c'rk with Isrfert impair
tiality.
Whenever an insnrnrtion Dr,-akr out
against kingly authority. all crowns~l
heaa- regard IL A. a personal assault End
la~ten ." aid their royal brother or sister
A. tlie sa-s' may le. in the fight l~tws-,n
Governor SuIzer aud Tanmany all ihr
f"rcc- "i corryd T-'litics all over the Z
= will hasten to give all the ail that they
can To- the common caIi-e nf which Tam
many j. the exponent. Many a man
hitherto s~t-'fns~i a~ n patriotic ci.izen
will ally himself with hi- friends on the
.ide 81 Tammany and another confession
4 hyPD-ri-y will adorn the record of
political treachery. Though Snlzer In
i'or- under the burden of DEMOCRACY.
there j. mo- doubt hut that he j. a true
'bunc of the I@-oIle.