The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-03
THIS DAYS GREAT CONTEST.
UUO sHtLL TiKE Pant ~ VIEW YORk'S
UEMOCR4TTC CONTENTION?
a u,,,cr Quarrel Rctwecn the Tnmmrny and
Anu.Tammnny Delegates The Main o"es-
,,o, TO Hinge on the state Ticket Depend
,,s m, the Decision ON the Contested seats

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ALBANY. oct 2-lhcre Is eNcr! Ihu'o"''on
Chat W. shall see the most exciting Democratic
State Convention tomorrow that Now iork mas
witnessed for many years. Nearly all the deie-
catos and thoir numerous contestants are mere. |
md every one OF them seems To haNo Drought |
a. loas, throo gentlemen with MN ny way OF cs-
cort. or g. kcep him straight Inc ho'els re-
round with the din of discussion. nnd you can
ever ami anon hear the exclamation; we must
stand hy ih" Governor ana MS p'ilcY' Mhich Is
met 10y the counter exclamation or We want
nothing lu Demo rats ana VIII nave no eNe'u-
tive 4 d'ta'. NJ or course tho great poln' NJ
issu" d, whether W. shall have the Oh ticket or
n new li-l % ranlidatcs in whole or in part
The ,odium II lcbate Of this question IS relieved
by tho sharp and bitter quarrel between tho
Tammauy and ant-Tammnny delegations
from The city but after ALL let th' contest rise
over ~ high. tomorrow 1t Will look tame IN
comparison with ih" great Ecpubli'an conflict
ni 10 u '-i y last wock.
The ability ana official experience in various
ouarter- % the list of delegates 20 the Demo-
cratic Convention will probably fall little
below tho Rochester Convention. However.
there will bc men OF considerable mark
in the Convention tomorrow. As THE
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IuO''7h'hs 'h' oh'ia' h7'' l WI. XIV. "" VI
the moro prominent names EN-Licut"nant-
Gov.rn,r Alien G.. Bench represents Jcfrers m
. n ~. ,t t..ii,,,, ,o,tii,,, Tor s.c
,@,sry sr of State in opposition to Mr. Bicelow
Champlnin II Albany. formerly Attorney Gem
, ,u = ,,nn -, t,,.in,.s,n, onco Min.
trN u"l D. f. AHE'l "l .l..u-7''" w -"
istrr t. Denmark. and {. B. Walker OF Steubcn.
recently member Of Congress are pres
a., .,,,,h,ro d. -, coun,,.s
wv Ai'lt AiA' 0NhA'iNih W. - N'"h''N''
by the 10y. there are some eight or ten Con
tr'-@W'N M l 'eN-oohstessin'n III VI" NonNVn
ton ainon- Whom WIN ham' Mllo "oourlch'
now VI Cayugn, L. kirkharte OF Orleans. Geo.
:, nj, - S,iii,,, clorLson Y Potter of
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w'7'n,S'r' ana nsnry a. noevrs o' fv ,"T'N Won
ming 10. tl, lrgus. S,owell of the Seneca Falls
Fff Shaw Of the Coopcrsiown Journal and
Park of the Geneva Gazette. Lawyers will
o,,..., in ,h., nersops n, Horny I. Clinton Of
% r, w., - ,,oss az
n" l''.' mas "he"'on Vi Du'eHoss' "nu
Stuu Hand OF Albany. senior partner in
m. 0rn, VI whi n Attorney General Fairchild
IA m'wh r. among experienced politicians
W. have John Kelly. Gen. Vi rLguadc. Smith NJ.
w...I p.ytc wast onI DAM Maronr. Jr.
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Chairman ~ IN, state COMMITTEE. Oh the
cslohit viii designate only Boss M,Laugh-
m JARVIS I'rd OF ho 'hrs'er'
INero IS tremendous pressure utouEnt 10
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De-" III ''vi VI ''', - Va, S' 100
t'krt,tO b" headed ny Johh blSriow VI course
such a ticket would contain the name OF Mr..
Ea,robii1 th. ,ttornev-Genernl These two
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gentlemen are earnestly not To say piuery' op-
posed by all who are in favor of any sort of a
now tiekc, They seem for some cause to be
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specially obnoxious to large class oi old
fashioned Democrats The attack upon the
- H. H., o.. ,i,,, ~. ~, 800
"noia Nh' D, poncy ior rehVuii,i"''nS ,io Us
ent state 0f crs seems TO be directed against
the.e two r.ntlemen with great vehemcnce.
g. n ~. - -. -, - 4 -, A., .
uo' h'nihSoh Is their very urS'h' anu 'oi, ue
terminel supporter. Largo numbers OF dele
eat.s hnye visited the Executive Chamber to-
, r,o ca,.or1r has w., tavod
ua'' anu 'np "oN''noi nus "O. '"''o'
70 express 10 them in very pointed Ian
e,iaxe his desire for their renom mination.s He
-, :, ,,tu, ,ho, n ,,ti,ro 20 ,,la,,o ,h.,, ON
h'omS 10 'h'nh ','"' i",'uro ~ pi"eo ,noin o'
the ticket would be 90 ndemnation OF him and
the reform policy initiated by his predecessor.
a,l vbtI, h, dsclores II bis rurnose N carrv
An' ",',.'' ~ n''s ot,tn,
out The opponents OF Bgelow and Fairchild
do not accept the Governors view on tho sub