The New York herald., 1877-10-04

H. indeed sort OF test In the struggle between
the Iiiaen men and the Corning party, Erasius Corning
iney should aettno tne Convention they hopo 70 SEQ
Judge Parker made rs permanent president
KEw yoRK's coSrksrAsra
At two O'Clock New York was reached In regular
order. about dozen of tho outside hosts OF Fam
many and anti.Tammspy enterru tine room WITH ths
leaders on both sides. Mr. Jonn Kelly. Augustus
schell, Colonel Duninp, Sheriff RELY. q. Do Gale,
AIdermAn Kchan came from Tammany, whls senator
Morrssey. Nelson J. Waterbury, q. 4. McMahon, A.
derman Brysn REILLY and others representa- Tho anti
Iamniany elcmsnl Prenminary skIrmIshlns took
place the order In viii ch Tho CONTESTANTS should
make arguments 10 the committee.
Mr.. Jonx KELLY--we ara looked upon the sitting
delegates. They should first present their case.
senator MoRRissEr tsavagclv)--No SIR; we arc the
sitting delegates, and We contest Tammany's seats.
We certainly should nave an opportunity to say some-
thing in answer 10 the other SIDE
wArKRBrRr's ONSLAUGHT on TAMMAsr
The question being lnaiy settled that tho anti Tam
mAnyites should open tne battle MT waterbury mado
a vigorous argument Ho commenced by contending
that he came 20 the Convention imbued win the Ao-
soute necrssisy for HARMONIOUS action An important
ELECTION was about 10 take place. II necessary
ttat all he denocrscy 81 the city o. New YORK should
Be e. ne :. Ssw % YORK s people
NOT aIlswsd any representation whatever IN
The eoure.s % the dornocratic parry This
Sweeney. ID was Simply the landlords power The
Iuiiang was held Dy a board Of thirteen spchens.
could control them All the in tina, organzstlon
wero compelled 10 recognize that power, SIM
ply because their political savancemoui ,a- ae.
moro exclusive now than in tho days OF
Tweed. The spectacle was frequently exhibited OF
several members beng sent IRON Tamnany Hail win
out u moments notice, because they were not In ac-
cord with the thar happened TO rule at the iime
II was we'll unaertood that scvon sschems bold The
keys to The front door Of rammany. All
WHO belonged 10 the wigwon should Dow
sSss uO%'sn0n %sn could not 'n' cali p0IhG hs
soul or boly his own Il he belonged to Iammany. Ia
1868 Kelly had told him (waterburyl thai az homes.
HAptnl Ifnn
vas then controlled by Tweed The speaker thought
that Kelly was right, he never would bcions 10
such an until It's doors were thrown wdc
open 10 the hundred thousand democrats IN New YORK
TWAS not Mr. wa,erbury's dosire to md fault with
Kelly IL might be ia the heart OF that gentleman 70
give the metropolis good government, Dut Inc
people wanted 10 DO consulted about TIE matter.
When Recorder Hackctt was elcctcd two years aso,
Tammany Hall being dcic1lcd by over so QUO votes,
Mr Kelly that nc himself mad given the people
good ticket That might be, but. the voters then re-
Dukcd the one man power
sAciiEM rAlxxg srcH.
Henry L. Clinton repicd:-Ihe argument Of the csn-
tcstan IN both countries that tho regular dcio.
gates 40 no. truly represent tile entire democracy
Tammany Hall in ths case and the brooklyn Ring
suppress the views vi large bodies 0! democratic
voters Tho responded in substance ny show.
ing their undoubted resulary denying ne Snarses r
many urging that the Kelly admin lstration had cast
improper elements and purified tho organiza-
tion. A.gsf
No vote had been reached in any contest at eleven
O'Clock
between Clinton aud Waterbury. The former was very
bitter John Kelly summarized the Whole issuo IN the
statement that These individuals wart to set MTG
lammany Hall, aud that is all there is about IL. -
At tne IT appeared ws II !here would DO
a personal alteration between Kelly and Nor
.rissey. The Comptroller accused the Senator
OF trying TO SOW dissensions IN Tammany and
that was the wny ne Was expelled. His aega-
i,on tina, Mofr'ssey qaarreea WIN Mayor "rema n.
Morrsscys dccded Ire, ana ne walked IN the direction
Of where Kelly stood, asserting that llie speaker was
telling an untruth. Cinton's speech was covered all
over with the most owery aduaton of MI Kelly both
personally and politically. L. appeared 10 be IL very
sss sss1 ,n % iaso csasod o
this standpoint Mr. Kelly's speech was delivered
with heated emphasis aud, dvcsted Of personalities
had q good effect upon the committee
THE LATEsT-ANTIrAMMASY DEFEATED.
The committec d'u not get vote unt'i hali-past
entire exclusion Of anti fammsny. In the FIRST
district oil Albany county the Corning delegates are
admitted. III Kings county tho regular delegates arc
admitted. FMS gives the Convention wholly TO tho
Nolhng has been talked OF tho ticket yet In any au
may iaysr s Jeha B. HasKa for Attorney Genera.
Mr. Beach Will bo pushed for Secretary Of
State, but hsrce debate may be had in IN
his mileage account will be brought lorward IN Us
There Will be minority reports on both these
removed tomorrow, but with no chance of
reversal. The yo,e on the appointment Of the com
mlttec was lob 10 LIS, ana tneTc Will, ho uouus,
be largsr m ioriy IN favor ot adopting
the majority report. Tncro IS talk oi
Amasa j. Parker Tor permanent President of
the CONVENTION, but this would DO 80 open
an alront to the Governor that II IS not
probable II will be done The most likely
choice for President is Clarkson n. Potter Burn
ham, OF Wayne offered the resolution TO admit
al tic Tamman y dciegateG Mr.. Peckham, oil Albany,
moved amendment that the Tammany and anti.
Tammany delegates be admitted on the basis OF tho
representation OF last year ut Saratoga Tho amend-
ment lost by vote OF 10 10 5. Tho original motion
was adopted by The same vote, Is ios the vote on
admitting The Corning albany delegate stood IL 10 TO-
The Mclaughlin regular delegates, from Kings, were
admitted by a unan,mous voIc
LATEST TICKET. f.#
A 1straght QUIZ tckct was circulated AZ the
Deavan House to night as iollows:
Secretary Of .Hdts--W Hard johnson, OF Oswcgo.
Con.ptyoiier--Jarvis Lord, oil Monroa.
Treasurer-Henry d. Dennison, oil 0nondaga.
Attorney Generdi--Jonn ID. r0wnscnd, OF New York.
State Engiaeer-W. ". Wright OF OutarI0.
The old licket nignt give up the light 1t 10
ought probable that the united New York and Kings
IN influence will step and mako ticket acceptable
10 Governor Robinson ana strong beore tue peuple.
Tho Rensselaer, and Orleans county contestants with
drew Their opposition. Phe oppos ton to the Haskins
Westchcster delegation was also Withdrawn
THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.
ALBANY, Oct. 3, 1877.