The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-21
raMmAyY HIIE ~ ROCHESTER,.
Tnlucky Detention OF some of the Great
Chiefs Brnyes-Thc denomination OF
the Indian with the Ansirinn Chin.


RoCHEsTER, Sept. 20.-The majority Of the
delegates to tie Democratic Convention have ar
rived, and tho city is as'ow with enthusiastic cI
element. Not one half OF those WHO have come
can nnd accommodation in the hotels or private
boarding houses. The number Of strangers in
town il estimated nt 1900. No Democratic Conven-
tion was ever so largely attended. Grand sachem
Tweed, Peter d. Sweeny, Richard o'Gorman. sam
ue J. Tilden, Sunset Cox, Senators Norton anl
Creamer, Aleck Frear, and the entire Tammgny Re
gency re cached here by the mladght train, and with
the leading Democrats from other parts Of the State
are lusi arranging the Prciminaries for the organ
ization OF toe 60 invention. Nothing definite lss a.
yet cen decided and no one knows who will act A.
tcmrorAry Chairman and permanent President
Measures, however, have been taken to make
SHORT WORK WITH rHE Young DEMOCRACY.
The Tammapy leaders have demanded OF the
country Democrats that under no Circumstances
saall they permit the speakers Of the Young Democ
racy to be recognized on the floor and be Afforded
the opportunity Of speaking. II is probable that at an
early stage OF the Convention a resolution may pass
that only the regular organization from New York-
Tammany Halls entitled to recognition. This
will dispose Of the Young Democracy In years
gone by Mozart Hall was similarly dealt with.
Sheriff o'Rrien ana the Young Democracy deega
ton reached here this afternoon. They are working
assiduously to secure at least hearing before the
Convention ; but as they have neither money nor
patronage with which TO bribe the country dele.
gates, Trey may count upon defeat, From the vast
number OF Germans who are here, any one would
suppose tina. he had been surrendered TO the Prus-
sIan army.
TIE LEADISo GERMANS OF ROCHESTER,
with Mayor Lnz at their head are entertaining a.
banaue. the Influential German Dsmoe,sue Der poll
County Clerk Loew, Gen. hagnus Gross, Oswald
ouendorier, Jodss Koch, and Coroner sehirmer;..
Senator Lord, Superintendent Miller, and Mr.
Purcell OF the Rochester Union are likewise ex-
tending the hospiialties of their houses 10 their
%S. pTs. At Tie hass Ths
greatest unanimity prevails From all the informa
tion gather tonight 1t is conciusyely settled
by aeclamation. There is not the remotest possi-
bity tnat either Hoffman or Beach will meet with
any opposition. TAmmgny has, as usual, managed
| her cards admirably. Mr.. A. d. Barber,
TIE KING or rHE LoBBr,
has been here since Yesterday and nSea things to his
entire satisfaction. The grand Democrtic rItihca-
| tion meeting 10 be held here tomorrow evening
promises TO be the largest ever witnessed outside
| New York city The most prominent DemOcIatc
speakers have been engaged tor the occasion, and
will spread their wings to their fu length salvos
OF cannon fireworks, music, freo whiskey and
lager beer are announced
II is fortunate, occurrence that the gang CT two
| thousand roughs from Now York, Which left there
this morning by the Erie Road, have not arrived.
They will not turn up before morning, unless the
train goes OF The track, which everybody hopes M
| be the case. Tonight band Of music and crowd
| OF about i've thousand people
sERESADED BOSS TWEED
| at tho Osburn House. Ater the band hal playcl
seycra pariO.c airs, the Boss male hlS appearance
on the balcony, and WIS received with chtcl~. ll'
briefly returned thanks for the honor conferred H.
declared that he had no doubt that the pcmocrac'
would carry the state by the largest majority even
| given for the party lie assured his hearers lha
New York city would not fail to do her part oil tht
| work
| MrI sweeny was loudly Icalled for, but was too
| modest TO appear
| Udhight -Wm c. De witt, OF Kings county; Is
| to be Temporary President of the Convention lie
| i me choice of lammany. The selection Of Mr.
| De Wit gives the Tammany Regency complete con
trO of the Committees, and the doom Of the iouns
Democracy delegation IL therefore sealed. For per
| mlnent President, senator HarltnDursh Il spoken
OF, aud will be chosen II he arrives In time. The
| Convention VIII not be In session over Two hours
| The resolutions, however are not to be reporte1
until late IN the aternOOy, The platform Will, In
the main, approve the action OF the last Legislature
| on political questions. tie Adm unistlatiOn al
| Washington will te dLiy denounced, and Bancroft
| QsNE wiz R9i Nv tQi-otten SOL