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CRY RKroRM-ANoTHER DEMOCRATIC MEETING
1t is amusing to read the party papers Of this city
now days. Both the whig and democratic papers
are loud in calling for reform in the city govern
ment; and it would seem as if the editors were
bursting with patriotism. while they vie with each
other IN claiming to be the first to denounce the
old municipal government. This is a piece OF
their old tactics, and is destined to effect nothing
Before the Neic York Herald took up the subject,
and acted as the friend of the people, those lazy


journals never uttered syllable on the subject but
now, when the people have taken the matter INTO
their own hands, and are determined 10 push it
through, those worthless come out and pirate about
reform, with unblushlne effrontery. There will be
another meeting OF the democrats, for reform, a
Tammsny Hail on Friday evening, that promises
ito be rich. The different eiq1ss Of that party will
have another tilt at each other. and it twill no doubt
end, as the other dd-in smoke