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denounced his administration: "every step that we take looking to the moral betterment of this city has to be taken directly into the teeth of the damnable pack of administrative blood-hounds that are fattening themselves on the ethical flesh and blood of our citizenship." He called Grant and his
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of New York officiated, assisted by several priests. Senator Murphy was, like Grant, a political ally of and financial adviser to
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of 1890. Grant's role included $ 25,000 in cash given to Croker's daughter
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