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NEw York, Oct. 81. was agreed that
representatives Of the Anti Tsmmany dele
CATION from New York caty should BE- heard
IN their own behalf
Mr.. OaendOrfer was the fret speaker.
de declared that II was not the purpose of
she delegation, nor it's constituents to throw
a brand of disturbance into the conventions,
eut 1t was Its purpose 20 have in this con.
'ention delegation from New York which
denounced AID Abhorred the corru ptions of
raumany Hall. He thought the action of
abe convention yesterday would reflect RreA,
tishonor
He was followed by Mr.. Lawrence, g
member of the delegation, who said ,hey
Tere sggrieved at the sosi IN yesterday.
Il would not do to say TAmmsny Hall was
ne regular organization The TAmmany
delegation came here with 9 cloud Confess
IDLY hanging over them. They had run
away. He asked the convention if that
Eonld go on with the city Of New York uu-
! represented.
Mr.. William E. Curtis, of the delegation,
then spoke, saying he had letter from that
| ife>long Democrat, Charles OCounor,
~hioh he would ask 10 be read. The letter
IT OConnVr was then read. he refers to
the field which the city of New York pre-
.ents, Of contending parties for purposes of
political speculation. These same success
ul sdventurers in this field have not been
content to enjoy IN secret their i'll gotten n
rains, but Haunted their msgni6cence be
ore the public gaze. The people are press-
ng for redress with an energy which is ir-
'esissible. The action of the Democratic
Convention should evince nothing else than
absolute freedom from all completely in the
great official crime of the day. The i'm
ossched individuals are not few in mum ber,
and have not been deemed, in deed or word,
opponents Of democratic opinions. If the
present city rulers or avowed friends should
Do received into the nverton on any
terms, or tolerated by it, the odium of their
position would inevitably attach to the par.
". which cannot continue TO exist unless
he convention stand aloof from these indi
;iduals until their fitness for public conf
ence shall be satisfactorily vindicated By
fair public investigation. Mr.. 0'Connol
-efers at length TO the peculahons of the
{ ity officials, and says "until judicial in
eestigation determines othervise, the &C
used parties cannot be deemed Trustworthy y
Their trials would be farce while the mer
themselves are in power, as 10 the powei
hey nave over the ballot is added theii
F., authority over the Jury box"
The credentials of the Reform delega
ion we're read, together with the names O
, the delegates.
Mr.. Tlden said: The object of the gen
lemen appearing having been accomplished
lie was proceeding to review the action o
the convention, when be was called to orde
.s speaking to no question. Mr.. Tilden sal,
= ne was about to make motion. Beinj
= ,ressed he moved TO proceed to the nolnina
i, ion of State ticket.
Some confusion eusued, bat order va
preserved, when Mr.. Tilden denounced Tam
many and declared that he would vot
gainss the candidates for the Legislator
. m. de by that organization. IL that wa
o md. mocratic he would resign his positio
! a On. Irman Of the State Committee an
. s,;re With his plundered fsllow-citizen
The mot. IN to proceed to the nomination
Sas carried.
M.upu. Gro>v was nomifs sied for Seer
ry OF State. The reform delegation
shich be was p,smber, SAID they ~ou
1 Steser not 10 nave Guy Oh tu w.,
be ticket, Cheers. Dieo.' 'ick VINE
q hen received the nomination rs oecretA
If State.
a. V. Nichols received the nominate N
ne convention for onptroller.
4 Wheeler II. Bristol was nominated Fl
] 10 Treasurer.
The name of Chss. O'Connor was prese
f, ed tor Attorney General. Several stat
hat he would not accept the nominstio
ith after some debate the vote on the nomine
he resulted in the choice of Marshall B. Cha,
plain by 62. to AZ for O'Connor.
Van r. Richmond was nominat
state Engineer.
@. W. Chapman was nominated for Car
Commissioner.
David B. McNeilwas nominated for
spector Of State Prisons.
The selection of State Committee =
then made, With Mr.. Tildsn as Chair nj
After which the convention adjourned.
q. WASHINGTON, Oct 5.-Tbe President
not arrive this morning es expected
'elegran received to-day states that be '
r.. be- here to morrow morning. As most
~. he members Of the Cabinet are out Of
aity, IL is not probable that Cabinet me
bic Jog will be held tomorrow.
70" CINCINNATI, Oct 5.--The Tyler-Oa,
Is' . .on Fountain will be unveiled to morl
=, II one O'Clock P. NJ, and water viii be
nediately turned on. The Chamber