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STATE CONVENTIONS.
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS.
BLAINE DELEGATES ELECTED.
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
THE IA HM1NT FTGHT
KELLY IS. M0RRISSEY
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC CoNyEN.
zion.
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
THE TAHMANT FIGHT
KELLY rs. M0RRISSEY
NEW YORK nEsOCRATIC CONyEN.
zion.
Inc Iamma.ss ftght-Iayely Time
BetNeea ksIIy aud Marrf.seH

urea, y. April THE convention
met az 80 a Ene committee on contest-
ca stals suptn EN-" y report. with conclusions
- already So Tue question was taxed ON
asreeirg Ia Tie Tort ~ the committee on
each case - Ica and 10 Was agreed 10 as FAR
as the interior 's5t.- ties were conces ned. Tee
repCrt ON the Me- YORK cases tn favor of Tie
Tammany delcGr on Wa read. Three mem
hers az the CO. 1i'toe on contested seats
presented ni.s,EIfy report. dissenting fnona
The msioritN g. ciusions In favor of the
Taumary de sttion. and recommending
tie adoption a. t,ie following resolution.
RcNolJoi tn = the contesting delegates
from Inc SevCr'I assembly districts IN the
county 90 New York toe admitted 10 seats in
this couvertiul with the anne rights as the
delegates who's Scf O. they contest and that
each class OF ,'c.fgates be entitled TO one
delegate To the rsfloUsl convention for the
respective Co. gTcssiOnal districts within
said county.
JNO K-TLl.. ~ SEw YORK
denied that 8 democrats Ia New York
were kept out participating In the procead-
ings in Tamn fry Esll. The fact was Tam
many halt was et5eedingly anxious 90 have
them 10 come b. and participate with us,
but is IL the ws1, I'D get them In by having
Them come up D. q. every year with a sepa-
rate deleeatiog Rnd be here recognized In
their conduct. - thought "a was not as TO
the primary elor Obs In New York he was
free TO confess 'a:t No was impossible 20 hold
such elections % were equitable aud fair,
de had himSel cDiIe all In his power 20 reach
a fair result ~ the primary elections but
JAILED. He inSi ted that Tsnmany han had
done all In its power 10 harmonic differ
ences and brine us opponents into It's sup
port He dec, Ared these men had not oniy
disgraced thepfssi YES, but brought reproach
upon the parry, he maintained that this
convention cruit 10 nothing else than adopt
the report OF lie committee. He did not
want 10 do hny hing % give offence to any
me mber Of ne ,'arty. He wanted them 20
come into Tam many hall.
tGiIS MoRRISSEY
denied that Tsn,Enany Hall wanted these
men TO Join IL year ago that orgaHizs-
tricts becaus, u.ay would not do what they
wanted them a. 10. The fact Is that Tam
many Hall H. Controlled by this one indi-
yidual, who AZ iust taken his seat. III any
one Will not "a as he says be must stand
aside. For IN sslf 1 can't stand any such
dictatiOn. nol Gan others with me. He did
not want 10 ne - this convention nor go
10 ~ Louis. lie vas not fighting for that.
de was tight. q fJF what was fair between
man and ma. A. 10 the regularity OF the
delegations lsI ne would say there was
fraud on bOtb .iteS. Great laughter amt
long cOntinUcC.y i can show credentials
which were made out I'm q brown stone
dwellings; VIZ" such the places TO elect
delegates 10 u convention? 81 know, /" he
said, "creden'is We're made out In private
residences, anf I challenge centradfctlon.n
he denied tneI there was such an organiza-
ton as Tamcany Hall I'm New York. It
was frau AMI deception-what they
claimed 10 b.. such an organic alton never
wins anythi 8. e. was without power or In
nuence. II roUiI do nothing for the party.
II you acOp ina. majority report You Will
see more ce,truef!Ou I'm New York than You
have Yet seen.
Mr. Schafer, q New York, denounced the
declaration - .T. Kelly, that a Just aud fair
primary eleCi.0ct could not be held In New
York. lie ss ~ hr. Kelly claimed 20 have
nominated osI;, Of the best judiciary tickets
ever seen, ant was defeated. That was so:
but why was J." H. was because the people
OF New lors r. Sc en- masse aud declared
that they word Lot accept ticket nomi-
mated by Jol e f-llv. and so will they say
always and "vcI They will never indorse
his dictatiOa-
R.lSy DIsCLAIMED
that be di.tsi,'. what was done by Tam
many hal = JrIisey had complained of
being tunnel -lHt OF Tammany hall. We
have rules wias1 must be adhered 70. That
gentleman hGi0 meeting-a laborers' meet
lng-ln COOlsf' Union, which denounced
Tammany he and 10 was found necessary
10 expel her e, "a IS. As TO his motives, he
many hall exce,,, that Of raising her up out
OF the mud So mire where she had been
dragged into n. tie part. This was his mo-
tive, and the Oily motive which governed
him. He had se.ioted years 20 this wish aud
spent Thousand, OF dollars In IL. A motion
was adopted ga The contestants be al
United 10 uigt p lvtlege OF the floor. Toe
anti-Tammans delegates here left the hall
IN body. TIE majority report was then
adopted. Cor. m. Ices on permanent organ
iZation, resO 1t il.s aud delegates 10 SC.
Louis, were ann sCnced, and the convention
took recess til rOou.
The conve .titss reassembled at 1:20 %. M a.
and was address tSs cy Hon. Francis Kernap.