The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-27

Mann. Nnti ti.Tanmsny and Iilden. THIS case
was claimed to involve the essential features OF
awaited with anxiety by both factions. When |
IL was announced that PurrOy had won by
we're wsrs wd vi " Win y JOY, a. iHsv believed it
scttled the question rs to their hight. lhen II
was announced tnat the committee would hear
the New York case, and there was a rush toward
the door OF the committee room. The Tam
many sr9yes n mfH'S n'9 obS 1ne ,T"
half-eatcn supuer to lead his followers. Hut II
was now after O'Clock, and the COMMITTEES had
got dry and hungry, and recess taken
until = o'clock to give them a chance to got
something to eat and drink.
HEARING TuE TAMMANY CASE.
At o'clock the committee reassemlied and
listened to speeches from John Kelly. Augustus
Schell, Peter b. Oiney, and Augustus belmont.
IN behalf of Iarumany and John Morrissey, Ira
Shafer senator Wxhy, Emanuel b. Hart, and
Cnarlcs ". Brooke, TOR Anti-Iammanv. Ii was
claimed by Kelly aud his hackers that they
Il New YORK The conicstant4 we're bolt RS
aud political pirates unworthy of any cunsidera-
lion at the hands of the convention. ON behalf
~ Anti Inmm NV It was insisted that they
pollcd S,OOl votes At the last election, and could
hold them in the future. his they claimed
The hearing was closed by Morri--ey, who sat
down pretty heavy on some OF tn Tam
tell the bound ,rics Of uis election dis
trct, or tie hummer Of the Assembly
district IN which he voted. Kelly. he I'D, VINO
talked so loudly ABOUT holtct-, himself hultcd
tho regular nominati 'us and supported Z. tod
frey tuuther Tor Mayor. turpot Uion Counsel
w itney. too, was hotter only three years ago,
when lie attended the Kochestcr tun-
ventipn. ana Peter u. Oiney was prom
incnt ugurU IN the Apollo Hall Organization.
In conclusion, he SAID II was mistake to sup
nose hat he was here trying TO get into tnis
Democrats Of the State the true condition OF
IN iirs In the civ of New York, in order that
they might take such action IN the mntter "A
would work the hes, Tor the interest OF the wnole
party, without regard to any organization In the
city. II was ne 1rly midnight wnen the hearing
fBnu ola - Iftsa
hen went into executive session.
The CONVENTION GROwISu IMPATIENT.
The Convention meantime hai taken recess
until 0S5 = VI. When 1t assembled at that hour.
MIR. Eigin of Kings offered resolution direct
ing the Committee on Contested Seats to report
at once how far tney have proceeded in the dis
facts remain t. be reported by said committee
In reference u the contest for seats In any
county, and II 80 wnat county or district. MIR.
Eigan said he die not want to he understood as
taking part IN the controversy between the two
parties IN NeW ork' OUT ne th"ught tne Ioi,Neu-
ton itself was Hs competent TO judge OF the
merits Of the question IA the committee. lite
oGsred the resolution simply TO expedite busi-
ness. No action was taken on this resolution.
Mr.. Wheeler of Kings said that he Understood
that IL would he impossibls tor the committee
to conclude It's dell nerations tonight therefore
ae moved that the COnv -ntiOn a1y Jurn until
A. N. tomorrow. This was strenuo isly opposed
10y MIR. Beach Of Queens, who said he preferred
to sit mere all night II II was necessary to close
the work of the Convention. vote Was then
taken on the motion TO al jOurn, and IL was lost
by a decided ajorty.
The Char said II there wa. no objection he
would appoint committee OF two TO wait on
the Committee on Contested Se its aud inquire
as to their progress. None being made. hrssrs.
E,gan and Beach were appointed AS sch com
was entertained with story OF one of his west
ern ventures by 4. o. Perm, which ehcited
rounds VI applause and great laughter.
THE COMMITTEE HEARD FROM
The committee appointed to walt on the Con-
| tested Seats Committee then returned ana re-
ported that the committee informed them that
except that Of New York. aud tnat case they
| expected To conclude within three-quarters Of
| an hour. A delegat- then moved to adjourn to
ga NJ. tomorrow. Mr.. Beach Of Queens again
opposed this notion saving that II seemed to
him that duty called on the Conyention to stand
at lts post. IL was not certain, II these was an
adjournment, that all the delegates would re-
main until tomorrow.
Mr. Wheeler moved TO take arecess 70 llsO to-
| night. Mr.. Beach moved 10 make It IL O'Clock.
! Mr. Wheeler accepted this amendment, tut II
VI. Tomorrow wss also neeatived.
| Mr.. Beach Of Queens was then called upon 10
address the Convention, and responded IA
speech anuding to ,tionai an airs, and the pros
pects Of Demoorate, victory N the next
nent men OF tnis State, notably Gov. Iilden
aud Horatio Seymour, the mention Of whose
the members ~ this Convention to remain IN
their seats and discharge the duties imposed
upon them.
A delegate moved to adjourn until o'clock
Mr. Weed Of Clinton said. with the indefinite
Contested seats, aud the prospect tnat they
would not be heard from before midnight, ne
trusted the motion TO adjourn would prevail
Mr.. echOonmaker, OF Ulster, was opposed TO
any al AdlOufnmeut, and said II there was an ad-
jJurumeut now there would be but fragment
Of Convention here tomorrow. II. ne added.
tnis committee Is unable TO discharge It's dudes
let u relieve them and appoint snother cOm'
mittee. lie SAID that THIS invention could DO
the other work before 1t without regard " tue
work Of this committee.
\ standing vote WAS taken on the motion 70
adjourn, and the Secretary counted eighty Ia
tue Affirmative to seventy IN tue negative. oo
the IL OtiOn was carried.
An UNEXPECTED OPPOSITION TO TILDES
has developed itself since yesterday. Its pre-
mouitory symptoms were all along noticed 10y
close observers. II Is proper 10 say that outside
of the cry of New York there Will be az least
eight or ten delegates appointed 10 81
Lyuis VINO are hostile y me Iominauc ,.'i,, ~
So many but his oupOneutsl claim more. ~
these must be aided sucn h, he vii lose ~ ne
fourteen - De ctos.n ~ New loik cl.y' u
1ammany IS admitted, ana hence has the power
to select, Iiden's opponents tnirk us viii
w-ll II he ca save Fix %; the fourteen. II is
very apparent tnat the Iammany tle s-i'
asainst tne HoYern)r a, prrsidehu4l cana IL
date. lie seems ~ stand nu T. letter WIN the
Anu-1aumanv c1nt~-tant-. IL Is only - 4ting
TIE aAin truth = say tnA1 tneT- Is a fonI un.
dsr-cuffent. b.tn w!tn,n and out-ide oi tnt
l,ug-neaa@d aud lar sighted Democrat summed
10 the case from ~. stand point " =. iins " Lu
i. Illleu Convention for seymour
/ L7flst.-At II ra,t y me committee an
o. Iuuc-l tnat they had decided 70 admit the n
tlr- Iammauy dole gation. Iue yote stoOd - II
favor, j declining ~ vote.
DELEGATES TO 81. LOUIS.
Tne fol.owlng names II oe.-gates 20 the -
L94is Convention have teen selected % b
/ handed % the Committee, which Will reppr
tLefa % the ConyentiOn to-moUpN. la cas~
where there has teen tie ~ no seiectyn IN n
cslsgation. making the sele -ti,ns The Commit
tee VIII make tue s-lTcti)n.
Ff,eea'a Distret-W Wln. ,. Russell 81 .ser an job
...,,eatA Di,tr smith NJ. Weed Of Clinton an
Ise,t. s-., II. -t-irt VIM YoumAns o. Delaware an
f5e.. u M.llllS ~ tLeI ango .
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