For 10 points, name this Democratic organization that controlled New York politics during much of the 19th century, famously directed by William Tweed.
One member of this organization endorsed Hulan Jack and supported the Fair Employment Practices Law. That man, Carmine DeSapio, was the final leader of this organization, and its other leaders included Richard Croker. Another leader of this organization, Charles Murphy, supported Al Smith, and its founder William Mooney instituted the faux American Indian rituals associated with this organization. Its most famous leader embezzled millions of dollars during the construction of the courthouse that bears his name, and the cartoons of Thomas Nast criticized this organization. For 10 points, name this Democratic organization that controlled New York politics during much of the 19th century, famously directed by William Tweed.
One member of this organization endorsed Hulan Jack and supported the Fair Employment Practices Law.
{Tammany} Hall