The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-28

yon ~ ertdc fais vhich we're given by fammany Han
E5s "s sDa p on "a hs % d SsS ors g = as dS
OF prm'r, ,lccuons ncing neg 10 m1q%,e' %
Wien say that ask ttrm oeny IT. ard tnei cannot
po sas to f., into ~, tl, S9eySn'9r no,
get here and then 30 to - Louis to Oest SOMEBODY.
Noa S0.go6 'r 1900 people In tho city OF New YORK
! WI to br mocrss II you Wiu ptrmt Them to II
1 ss ' BE- I, s ses the result La SS a m S' Sc
/ came here As winuc tacy Won nothire, Now. MIR.
/ a. ! eau IA have eleven Republic. II Assembly
ie.t Tue Assembly, by Tie action Of the clis of ScS
Y rN isnm ny h',l eao 4 ur Sesator. la,t YEAR md
tour cen year. have lost seven ciy Jpsi. .es OUT
a. o So, 'i lon ont me Il H. hc % sS az
/ inoa ge. oa the rivps Of Tan many lilil to-day
( wac are ncre oppo.i = nni. TAclr oreaniiau u
r. Tsses G.s ,So 20 eq fsnse hey many gsogc
| FjN, ntiem,n. don, waat to ocons to { because
l. ifahI in it, iu,cpton IL TINS tOnNtntou YOU'D
/ ? hieai orsaui4an.n meeting q. laanauy nan snou
! IL t.lN fsati. e,alrmen "i tol You this il II t,
~ thcy nave uu' u, tour se 90 d'i. MaAe no. or-an
unity ti ,.il ,.,cnnJ II siiicti, rcspits.Jie tr
e, ana sca yoa n SaS pe Ia eo g ir i"S
M Mc ,Ns come &c askiag i3r WHIT We .hpS /. rgh!
IN ucc, We forlt ana cnutcdtO At. This IS
I.9Ji,o t,nfc Sa' tS, yoa viii ao It mot
nv last 40 ,tr''i 40 ny Ji smeut' as It's inii rY
i en- .s as' ,b.n n's .SeT . s pean e
IRA sHAFER's SPEECH.
ro,l6lcin Sc, Yors To- na,c ist Sad Jast prn,.fS
l., ny jausmcui Az .dni,sog Ntcn ad.rcsses isef
tonv nt ~ says huidins ~ ht aoes tne r-c iutry
70 inr il nicras oi NoN Yore a ialr primary c'eciicn.
s io1r uJ n, ' m a n i1'Sny ny & ~Uoll
nz'd Htt.n ne ,ls OF ina s,crcd political ius''tu
Conicst,d ais tat there were on, 500 members 10
l.nulny itl, aul set nc d.s,ens on showed tn.fe
tlat INNf iNtfc 20 leo IN tAt ~ Sew last ALI
.'c Vo.oj nemo,i gi'c v9 e. Nhen he adW'is TO yoA
,,is e.ano' sNr flr primary, ! would lke
S. a.. M f ~. ,t s1,' on ,i ,aa @
uckei against wn,h tue breath of suspicion Sas never
raised. That true. nc nominated thc bnst ucs,
ours. hut ShA, VAS be fc.gitp me people rose w
% %s-ho ,pliNN A. .'vn Nss manifested ast ~ Aoi vhy "a
ist, s' ou. M !rq,ios srs"I aefr snd es ne
t.. ia. Not bni rhst " viii uea. - a N-rs
'i ~ L,a,n',t Senisme, sas9 3ou carried
ns,e been Il We 6aa o been % 10, %la,,e sCui sol
I A,io+c . neral qd }ser or so,e
~, sses ! nat ne wsuii emnrac,c, a, w.t pleas
tie stor, oi tnr 81 a,rau tl, NJ Ah.Itis an iirita
lltsn svedSy tt n .ca % saea , LON Lone OF Of
-iicp Me 'a'ti We ta o. u.ic,N p'~er e,.. Aii W
49,, s, a a-'. , ne e ~ ,.i, 'o.'' io n-H,
II u Is Democracy that leads ultimately to death
JOHN KLLLY's RrJorSDEn.
few worus in rcpy 10 Sir Moii.seS aud Sr arftr IN
II Tf Sper II to It s IL ese s9,s ss 1as
"a "A man' ila az iof s.me uneApiaacl reason u
nom oue laf Vi ,nc stats to tns oih,r. Sow .r
an. M. r'as s.d ss' @ saa uS,G T4S f'a' ut
- Wei .r We hA,e rules Snea syer e''ss osf
orsar 'i.oe. tue ny, pe'hap' mat goyera most OF
sp,rt y isisli for some d,.pgei,ngn Of NJ. own
Where afgr nun0sr Of l1b5r,rs " no re a sssar1
VITO ne acfion tsea BY the municipal Gc' ernnen OF
n IA lflfl 20 uI EIl
was one Of the par "no eeLtto1eI toN.ri ,ne meet
20 ne aef Va. @gs h Sow E NE a. St S
Ss F. SI Il f0F he Us stf. to n % u
eeme renel' a ana resort TO the .ene ncuoa as M.
tai ihsi some .c,t tive II con,f" ~ i. oistn
aesre of r3 93"n. RENAL IN tn-s orSia.
70 uig Z w from arr Il h., eegn esdraes ny
mat party th,t anoant II Isnor AMI hvt seut mod
sands Of doars and is Is tie 1r.t tine v In lac ex
eepi.n oi las e'euns MT eyer mad such an al.
the people o. nis stie ,hgl'd una. r,and my po,itio
d. and ei,1ns i6 ~ .tn. ci,,n a c,,siiut r. Vii n
Nj BE- AID inst you VIII fee 5 MI Of ahe
shout the lsrse number ncY pol ea 10 he re.
beaten in 1873 iy e. o5j votes oy t6e fsurn.Gy Hal
eisstes fin Tor the Mi5ofAtyes Tea oar caGGiGas
oJ oyer yo a''j y But ,hl. w. 'ei m g'e ~ e9or
only had relation 10 those empl1yra ny The municipal
SofxsIoS Of % Se9 f6r ' and nd S a % by s5e ta %
genli, men ,y9s IN ths Se,lefn part oi t,c sai mat
el'ssIrou, to u, IL "a' ~ poiue. rea,,oa: a1a
mee w m M ~. ne Ic,s w IN Se yoys ge', m e s.'9n a H.
mAuy han organization 70, al lea - 900. lAppause
TAMMANY's VICTORY.
The debate being over, tie previous question
was called, the main question ordered. and the
report of the majority Of the committee nd pted.
80 lammany walked in ami set uown, while
Anti lanimany rose ~ aud walked out. AS
their Tetredting footsteps reached the top Of the
st4ir', one Of the triumphant IanmanT dele
gates moyel that john AlUrIissel aud his fol-
| lowers be invited t. the PRIVILEGES OF the lOor
| OF the C,nyeutIon as honorary spect tors. But
they preferred 10 ~ Into ,he street. lhis was
the last that WAS seen Of Anti am any IN the
| Utlca O.era House.
Toe ANTI -Tammany,es rail bitterly at their
| discontinue, anu threaten vengeance against
| Tammany. one Of tne leaders said that they
| had be, n wheedled, swtnlled and sold. lie as
| ser.ed tuat they nAd been invited 10 the Conven-
ton by the highest democratic authorities
| under pledge tnat their claims to admissiou
| s.uuld be con. plctely or Daitiatly rsOOruizrd
! aud now ITS doors we're slammed IN Their faces.
| Some Of item prophesy that the proceedings
at St Louis viii ue such as to soothe Inelr
TEsr QUESTION
After the adoption Of two OF three unimpor.
| tant business resolutiuns Mir. Magoue of ~.
| Lawrence. Chairman OF the state Committee,
| and amember Of GoYI Iilden's Canal Commission,
moved tue appointment Of committee OF two
from each Judicial district, f1r the pur-
pose OI spioln ing four delegates at large
. st. Louis, through which the sixty.six
| Congress delegates were to be reported u
the Convenuon. Mr. LIT eJohn OF Oswego,
moved 10 amend by making the COMMITTEES 10
INSIST of one from ca h Congress district.
! Tui, vas the very qu,s.. - wa!cn had surely
| agitated the State Committee, aud Was
| regarded as test Of strength In
the Convention between the supporters
ana opponents OF Gov. nden. After some
what pIOlrac,e ed DEBATE, In which Magone and
| Smith NJ. Weed advocated the original resolu-
tiOn. aud Littejohn and Augustus ochell sus-
tainsd the amendment, the yeas and
| on ;he adoption Of the amendments were or
dered. Mhlie the long roll was being called
| hundred quivenng pencils kept tally. The
| result 1853 for the amendment ana
| 2Ol against II. II was claimed by leading
| opponents Of GOV. lllden, and partially conced-
ed ny some OF his friends, That this was q test
vote. 1t undoubtedly was So, outside OF the
city Of New York BIt as the
amendment would largely Increase the
committee, neorly oil the city delegates voted
for It, and certainly ali OF these were not hostile
| 10 Coy. lilden. ii weYer, the friends OF the
| Governor were surprised at seeing lHj delegates
re- ord their names IN the Affirmative for Little
johns amendment.
ANNOUNCING THE COMMITTEE
Senator Jacobs, Chairman OF the Convention,
| now announced tue sixteen names winch were
| tO compose tuls important cOiLlnlttee. Amonx
them was that OF hr. katnolne OF Oswego
| county.
Mr. LittleIohn was promptly on his feet to In