The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-22

The Nominations fer the Democratic Party
efthc state Made By Close Corpora lon
Known as the Csiunbian Order.

Of the state Made By q Close Corpora a ION
Known as the Columbian Order.
RocHEsTrr, Sept. n.-On Tuesday the Hon.
Henry l.. Clinton, Chairman OF the Younr Democrs.
g delegation from New York, called on Mr.. Tiiden
and requested tickets for entrance TO the Conven.
ton. and was informed that the arrangements for
admission were not yet completed. This morning
when tickets were given out Mr.. Clinton mads sp =.
plicstion again buti vas told by Mr. Tidon he could
give him tickets for bis friends 10 enter the room A.
spectators.
Mr.. Clinton told him that unless they could be ad.
mit,ed ne contesting delegates he did not waot tie
tickets.
member from Queens to present and n was re-
jeesed q. already stated In The proecedings.
tho otHcors OF the Convention, sai no notice what
was takon Of It;
To ne iys.i'eai aud h',.bs-' ofns Democratic state
gates fr9m the vsrion. A'rcmbiy pStries Of tho CIV
ier, m purgs6ce o. De c,ll cfta, sas CeSttsI Gun
an only Deaocfii, General C"aintt.e In INC eiy of
New 1ors. hereby rssp.clng Dui earnestly no.
% . 3 fa%.nS 4 Ia. % acsssCa sHssn'GH ia!
snd s 81 l,s e0n The .SesSd TaMmsny
tue nOcrl,le paty Of the city o New York Geithc
,ny eSnsasrSSle portion Of a. TST!ssent. Geiely
bIsn Otder secret soeicy, eomposed d mcmbSr. STSr
r:any Of them euOlcan elected Tor lie and resi- ing
- .asch ii.i the Hon William NJ. Tweed. Chairman
published the following cali Tor meeting Of that at
SorIcr.-A spccIal'mcetInc OF the members OF the
General Comui,fee OF 1an,nAuy Hall will be held at
Ismnany Hal on Monday evening. the 18th inst.
~, u,,,u &IfiiAM, TWEED. Chairman
The object u this meeting was to discuss meas
then pending before the LEGISLATURE with re
euce TO the city Of New York. majority OF the
Committee disapproved OF the action OF Mr.. Tweed
In tue Senate in reference to these measures. The
meeting oil the Committee on this occasion was pre-.
vented BY q resort 70 police force about eight hun
toned In and around Tammsny Hall. Ten membe
II The General Committee were Saehems OF the
ing known as TAmmany Hall, and In this way pre-.
vented the Committee from assembling. They issued
an order upon this subject, from which the follow
waersas. 4 esli tor = meeting q tn. General Com.
been .sued having Tor o.sasibis object The coasd.
sr,t,0S q %en:Srs. q sEssOn relating g h city
object 70 s,i ur,hea iom.ni the d.turbanoes n The
ions violence are made against members OF the Com
.Cired That the use of the hail for any meeting be
wiIhhcd until the further action OF the Counei ana
such setIon as viii 4 restore uaion and HSoSy z 70 The
prmceTHcy Of re eiiy p New York and consolidated
s.sSsm. sSSSn rpsftSS S.lSn fSf ~ RaTBSe:
OF whom at that and stiil are otcehoiders.
tion. Upon ths polt II Is sLmcicnt 10 cite tho tettl
mony Of Mr Twsel himself Jas :.o General COMMITTEES
resort to violence ten OF this Committee, who hap
pened to I've sachems OF tho IAmmany society sot the
COMMITTEE at defiance and ordered new elections IN
the wards represented by the members who differed
from those sschems In regard 70 legislative measures
affecting tie city OF New York. and have In this way
until the present mo continued In the possession OF
tho building known ~ TammApv Hall.
The pemocrstic paIy Of the ei,y o. New York aeny
troll the General COMMITTEES The Democrats elected
represent them on General Committee and not
this secret order Since this outrage upon tho
Democracy new General Committee has cen elected
pAriy generally, including rank and Me OF The Tam
Hall. The undorslgned have been elected a. dele
Eatds TO the State Convention IN the manner de'ig
mated BY lhi. ihs regular AND o9ly DemS1cr.ilc n
therefore, the principle 10 10 be established that
inc Leope have no rght be repres nted tbs State
Convention, IL " clear a1d unqleru0nable thAt the
Democrats OF the city OF New YORK haye right 10 be
the pson OF members and representatives Of self
constituted olgaTChy, having no other constituency
than tecIet society, 10 the election OF wnoee mem
bers aud oftcen tls Democracy have choice Those
heard through their General Committee in the bnlld
ing known 1ammany Hail. subsequent secured Lhe
Lassago tf various bills In The Legislature winch have
deprived the people OF the civ OF New York OF the very
few municipal rights reserved 70 thom BY IiepuDliean
| Hesitation; The cOur pursued by these men LOT
years has brought disgrace and humiliation upon the
Democratic IAly, aud made tue very name ID moe
Iacya byMogd aud reItOAch through ont the ent re
UnOn u the cons liuens repiesenled BY the ulder'
yeltOn, they viii be heard at he rolls and will there
exhibit tueh strength and power thai futus Demo.
cratic convent Ont VIII Welcome them with open arms
(sgned by HENRY l., CLINTON, Chelman,
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