The New York herald., 1870-09-22
THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY rIzzLE.

| ROCHESTER,, N. Y. Sept. 2l, 1870.
II appears that on Tuesday Henry L. Clinton
chairman OF the Young Democracy delegation from
New York. called ON Mr.. Tilden and requested ticket
for entrance to the Convention, ana was informed
that the arrangements for admission were not ye
| completed. This morning, when tickets were gver
out, Mr.. Clinton made application again. but wal
told by Mr. Tiden lie could give him tickets for his
friends TO enter the as spectators Mr. Clinton
told him that unless they could be admitted as con
testing delegates he did not want the tickets. Mr.
Clinton then handed The list OF delegates to mem
ber from Queens to present and 1t was rejected az
already stated In the proceedings.
This afternoon the following protest was sent to
the officers OF the Convention but no notice what
ever was taken Of it,.
PROTEST OF THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY.
STATE CosvnNTioS, RooaHsTaS Ss TEE DhA0ohA1i0
The pndersigned who have been duly delegates
70 the Democratic Convention at Rochester pursuance
BY the regular and only Genera Co
miee II the city Of New York hereby respectfully but
Ts%nany Delegation the
PG ss%
York neither does represent the Tammany Hall democ
he
em s 0s be IL
'ns In March Ias Hon william NJ Tweed q, hs
the S90wns meeting 81 Of that ,ss
raj Committee Of Talnmany Hall win be held at Tammany
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The object Of this meeting was to discuss measures then
New York. majority the committee disapprovee of the
action of Mr. Tweed the Senate in reference 70 these
Tine meeting Of the committee this .o occasion
Han. len members q the General Committee sachem.
known as tLammany Hall and in this way prevented the
subject, from which the following is a eXtract:-
"whsreas a a call for meeting Of the General Committee,
having for It's ostensibe object the consideration of
ns @ G The r has m s SS ns: %
foment the dsu Dances in the party which they have
mence and threats Of personal violence made against
Kss,oved That the use Of the hs for any meeting be
committee Of live sachems be appointed action
city Of New York. and consolidated general committee Of
their representatives.
stated s%chsns y >: Hart Ssfs,n NJ 4. Bssnpsn,
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General Committee was at that time composed OF S9
By this violence this committee, who hap
inee at defiance and ordered elections the wards
in regard legslave affecting the city OF
New ork and have IN this way until the present time, con-
Hall 's ~-''"-''
The democratic party OF the city OF New York deny the
right of the Tammany Society supervise the
General Committee. The democrats elected repre-
them General Committee and not before
order Since this outrage upon the democracy Gem
eral Committee had been elected In the city of New York,
representing the democratic party generally udng rank
and file of the Tammany Hail. The undersigned have
elected delegates TO the State Convention in the
designated by his the regular and only democratic
mittee the city of New York. Unless, therefore, the
principle be established that the people no right
to represented in the State Convention
questionable that the democrats of the city of New York
have n right to be represented in this Con-
ventiou by th9 undersigned. to the, exclusion
Of members and representatives Of self-constiuted
oligarchy, having other constituency than a
society n the election of whose members and ocers
democrats have choice. Those who thus denied the
right be heard through general COM
mttee In the building known Tammany Hail.
secured the passage of various bills in the Legislature
which have deprived the people of the city New York OF
the very ew municipal rights reserved to them by repub
has brought disgrace aud hnniaton upon the democratic
party, made the democracy" byword and
cproach throughout the entire Union Ii the constituents
represented by the undersigned have hearing in
democratic State convention they wall be heard polls,
there exhibit such strength power future
democratic ntions viii welcome open
to their rghtful representation.
Signed by HENRY L. CLINTON, Chairman, and all the
delegates.