For 10 points, name this pro-Irish Democratic political machine of 19th-century New York City.
This organization's last leader was Carmine diSapio. The Equal Rights Party, better known as the Locofocos, emerged to oppose this group. Its leaders were known internally as Grand Sachems, and led rituals in fake Native American costume. This group's affiliated judges were impeached by Governor Samuel Tilden to bust its leader's namesake "ring". Depicted by cartoonists such as Dr. Seuss and Thomas Nast as a tiger, it was run corruptly by Boss Tweed. For 10 points, name this pro-Irish Democratic political machine of 19th-century New York City.
This organization's last leader was Carmine diSapio. The Equal Rights Party, better known as the Locofocos, emerged to oppose this group.
Tammany Hall [or Society of Saint Tammany; prompt “Democratic Party”] &lt;MJ&gt;