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Formerly the question had assumed less importance, but Tammany, identified with fraudulent government, a corrupt judiciary, and a dishonest application of money, could no longer be treated as a political organisation.
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De Alexander
Republican · New York

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Alexander critiques the Tammany Hall political organization for its corruption and fraudulent practices.

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