The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-17
TO BEAT JOHN KELLY'S MAN.
LOOKING ron CANDIDA VINO CiN
DEFEfT THE KINGS NONINEE.
Anita nmnnyites nnd Repubiicnn. Seeking
20 Combine upon n Man who win he Ac-
cepted sy HOth rnrtIes and Gun WIN.

WIS the County Convention OF the Irving Hall
anti -Tammnny Democracy. Every Assembly
district and each Of the two wards was repro
sentrd hy fun and genuine delegations. Among
the 200 delegates were Nelson J. Waterbury.
Edward Cooper. John Fox Michael Norton.
John McCool Col John Il. Fellows Jorlon l..
Mott. Maurice J. Power Hugh II. Moore.
Charles Crary. Dennis Mcmahon. Col James ].
Mooney. Hubert o. Thompson. James DAILY.
Joseph Blumcnihal. Thomas Costignn. Col.
John Tracy Henry Murray James L. Morri-
SON william J. Kane. Peter Bowe. L. NJ. Dos
cher. John A. Dinkel. John Callahan. Daniel
OReilly. Thomas Mullignn. and Peter Il.
Masterson. The business Of the Convention
was transacted with the despatch and
carncstncss which characterize men who are
confident OF success. Jamcs f. Morrison called
the Convention TO order. and named Charles
Crary as temporary Chairman. John Jerole-
mon. Henry +. O'Ncill. and Adolph Sanger
wero made Secretaries. Mr.. Crary accepted
the Chairmanship in brief speech. and then
tho Secretary called the roll OF delegates.
The names of Hubert o. Thompson. Michael
Norton. Jordan L. Mott. and James DAILY
wore received with applause. But when Ed
ward Cooper's name wns called. twelve hundred
mon sprang to their feet and waving their
lns. che red again and ngun. A Committee
on Permanent Organization WIS then appointed
While they were Mt work. james DAILY Col
Follows. Major James Haggcrty. and Gen
Thomns L. Bourke addressed the Convention
Mr. DAILY said that no man should be- chosen
IA the Conventions nominee for Mayor
who could not take hi oili'c II elected, free and
. , ' u,pS no sHHn,I' m ,,ndc by
the Conventions Cpnfrrcncc COMMITTEES. Col.
~, vi 81 ~ az ia it ,hn, ,h cn
Committee OF that organization was composed
9 1T ,,n M" @ @wou,h "c I'm, u"rN rc,n. II II
s, StS nn, Muller ht t'c. cculh ha Iona
,u r"tr innnamS amman, l' M oSy ,,Ia1s
W. nn - rsr,,nJ IA "a sn"t iulro
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OiGahlliigh rcloi,"i III lHnuI %, sl" n,..ii i ion
81 l l.hpoIV'y "ul. ~ - u nv ~ , W.,
tne cl.ct,nh oi s.N1ral ''I u ,g ~
T'rit " "N1 az ,n,oi,,. n,r, vas @ ann"inted
To- epnfer Win MI "ihnr anti.rammany organ.
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M, ~" ur y n,Nfh Nichgci NJ
In. ,,,.hII INinH' - iI,9S.lri VIZ
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son J., ,Na'rnury. fttcr bunwe. LOUIS VI. ii'SS-
:, T. a. @ t,'.l' 49,. Il i'taI Ea..S t,. 80.
+ nns nvi''f Y,,,i' u rhori.. Gro,v ,nt
=, h,MnS' MnS' rte Conyen,nn th"r!s,r,nn nom
20 ti,T rn oi WIZ
H. i.,c i r TnIoy W.
orsnnlzed ycsier lay, The city. Democracy's
oohnltem ma ~ ~ 'sr s,r nn5 ndnt ns ,
w - ',,,'t,,, '', -, "a u"st Tn,nna
SUI 1hlt. VOC. 1"Nn ID, II ,rr"7N'n' ' NJ vNIiirlS
Brirn. hNrert ~ Nooh.y, nas ", 'an, sn
J"hIH III Il, NSr,u' Nu ,osin,s q, Ibc Rnnntu tu
can C"nfdrencc Committee was held in Rrpub-
i,", in i,' y ~ r,,.,hir1 sir.., f,.r I,mc
li,nn mn, III (ns,r ',rtiur G'l on
M. ..iH','.ia, = Sb,,L Ieei " Meson ,;ilI.rt
+ 4 ,,,,', I',hn IN T,ve-cn Jarnh NJ pett.r-
a MeCorl were ,nado "A -,.b-commit,en
lir rr,n MvrS Oi n'G''"f a. a. W. m ,ho LII ',Stt
commiitcrs OF lie several CONFERENCE Com-
mite : an WI, h1 ViS"H o-ft"1i ne SIN H.,
r.,,t. ~, iih, IGnc,in c'uI in clinton
Place. II H. mot oNi ect'i that M the
nrsi me.unS .V.m VIII i've ,,rn,l y, ~ ,, ~,
mr,no..d ,,nii milton. ANA the ayarabuity Of
4n,! latr- iur the ynruu- ofl.cs h" wing
'.i - i"9 w" ,t .n H. n y,Ii','
ThI. nominnton viii satisfy III" CONF
milt0e Of u. County p,mo 'rary. hnt VIII
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undors'l9d t. ir SArpi crl +. knapp. Mr.,
Id l,t.r TuufulNflN .