The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-26
A1IyELY ROW ATSYRACUSE.
,vtvY CirTURING THE DEMO
rRtrIC STITE CONTENTION

- ,,muletinx the Work ny his Impair
.'s,. peci.lons-A Meeting OF Di.senters.
r,,,ct,sr. sept. 2j.-As indicated in my
,',,q,,, oi last night there was tho livolcst
.i,fun oil fashioned row in the Democratic
sa,,c..,cniion to-day. Early this morning
- ~, fo,tious were astir and hard at work
pb ,he rammany and the anti Tammany fac
,.,. wore in tAc field with pamphlets pre-
.,,sl for the consumption OF the rural dele
,,,.s an ,ho followers oi the two factions acted
:, ,,ir,-ours In the distribution of these tracts
49, T1mmauy tract was an endorsement OF
r,mr,rol,er Kelly hy many bankers and bust
-. men Of the city II New York. and the other
r,snn attack upon that official as the successor
.iTweei anil tho one man who was dividing
snl destroying the Democracy Of New York
.tv Taetountrymcn took all the pamphlets
of.rai ly the colporteurs. but | failed TO SEQ
,,yo,tham reading the documents.
A. II o'o'ock the State Committee met in the
r,nierl e House and had an exciting session.
,bs result - which was that the Tammany
deleeaton from New York. the Mclaughlin
b,esat from Brooklyn. and the regular
dteea.. ous from tho other contested districts
Eere n 'ed upon the roll. TO the exclusion Of
he contestants. and tickets Of admission to tho
fjor %. he Convention were refused to the
apu.Tammany and other contesting dclega-
tops A, tn" roll agreed upon by the State
Committee is the one that is used In the pre-
iminary organzation OF the Convention. this
yasa de .llcl victory for Tammany.
The Committee was still in session Mt noon.
uehou- ior the Convention TO assemble and
ueMroug II delegates ami outsiders had filed
Ve,n- Opera House to its utmost capacity be-
.hrai lock. at which hour the Committee ar
rived. The Tammany delegates took posses
sion 0'the middle row Of seats. and with their
friends occupied almost the entire centre
t,ihe hal. III the 'front.' row OF the Tammany
deegai on sat Tom Dunlap. Timothy j. Camp
tei. AID crman Roberts. Tony Hartman. Jacob
sesbacher. Peter Mitchell. Alderman Purroy.
Tom OCaaghan. and Coroner Flanagan. The
IIlowers n Boss Mclaughlin took seats at the
Tsh, % the Chair. the front being filled by
Boss NJ Laughlin, Mr. Knsela OF the Eagle
1aiea Demar. and other well-known Brooklyn
politicians. The appearance Of John Kelly
gIop. the foor arm in arm with Augustus
from the Tammany faction and their followers
fhc galleries having q decided majority Of ad-
Iirers of Mr. Kelly. There was also some slight
Wood. prominent leaders u the anti .Tammany
faction. made their appearance, but II was
At O'clock Mr., Purcell the Chairman Of the
and announced that in Accordance with the
unanimous vote OF the state Committee he
dominated for temporary Chairman Of the
I INVENTION the Hon. A. 7. Laning OF Erie
County; This was agreed 4. without opposi-
~. on taking the chair. Mr.. Laning spoke
Iiecm the occasion not Inappropriate briefly 10 call
senun . the unsatislaciory eondnon Of pubic aGar.
Au,I ana me Lemeddy our G9yernment in theory 4,
sr,r he greatest possible Gencnis While I, i'm pose. the
a,us general prosperity and happiness insio al cf
SemunefauVe investment vast amount OF labor unem
tyei srcat variety Of industries paralyy:d, and
saiins al sla,.c, Thi, condition Il, the NECESSARY
% Ae @.sdTiR'Sn ssas ,Sr1Sd OF s E'eqDhGs. M
espsr'uen, o the Government f.r The last fourteen
psiW ~ IN HS p'wSf S Tor is Sdmin.ifaion sni ii the
% So. as county, hf II . Ss jI9R sTS ID
= heM re,ponsbe and ineHensahle, a. guilty OF the
Eminent he Acknowledgement q more than four
&n.o9' & ., vos" TIE s1.,J .nnslmsns Of i4e e.. e.
sior, Sgsf'i @s .s,rSns Of ,h ne eo. r,saasn'
S S ons s sod. Iaf Il. IN Gs 81 Ss a
Ilnes an iortaance q an outraged people lis that
ns o.,a.n' r.fa;et f.r hres ysar, 70 r.APgoInSn
tsAnchaus a are number OF our eitlens ana de eprv.
h. the great elites Of New York and brooklyn of their
H. same un's tey are eompeiisd to eontri6uts more
1an one gag Of the expenses of maintaining tbs Govern
tem W minority repres ntshon 10 control the
o IN Nv S ,n. Sa ana az M It, sd s s.a 4, f. nt
s,oit' party and IN defiance OF the will Of large ma
kS ~ ,s 3pt o. uis saN Az a. hit- o. tne se S,t 4
Tiraks ini,rat.tts INA ,nvns q, ' he ~
Ianch is iavoriis. al us sxp.ns. Of ths people we
ssi BE- Tcyreai our duty II failed the
Eallna runc0ts Of the pemocrauo party A. handed
80 y, y ~ ths la,ners ana sdmonl,h.d hy me eEll
rean, ri,, ~, or ~ ~ ,s..u. ,ns q ~ ~ 49, sn,
Imt' ssnd. Of ihos WHO have inns misuse A., tune
t'nsiri uer tyei ihsr .rasl
His illusions Va the great frand nv which ,ba
Presiden"v was stolen WAS ra"eive1 win lonp
Continued annlause "a was also his arraign
ynsnt - tis r.nuIlica, r"1,v - ,ho s,a,a ~
dsiying ihe Cons,i,uti"n In faiiing N make n
teapp6r,i~ument ~ the Statn u'd Sail xvas
one5f thr urominent sne'.tstH;s an Tho roor NJ
Iis,ine M iid ndt iSfn in tb .nniansa '0i :"
There w.. a sl,gbt bitnh nyer r. Senre,ario
Of the Conyentinr- whn hat aiso heen soraed
up0n hy The state Cnmmittee Mr Jscnis savI
igthaf In ts.baU ~ tha ami Tan,n'any daie
ga.on WHO hal heen ra,uea1 ticra,s ~ sdnis
Iol tie hn~r he nrotes,oj agsinst any ", nan
Eh0so scat was c6n,ss,ed hein made an w. iIa
a. the Convaution un,iI his ri,,Lt ~ bis M sot tad
fean determined The CnnSnntion b"Waw@r ,'si
B,eeIt4l ti. S,.ra,1,ri.s sniectad hSS ,b S,sto
Lommi,iac. '''' ~ '"o "'"''
Mlj0ry yIinoy Of New York who had been 40.
b. the Chairaan To- cnil he ro VI 'e deeoats es
made ut ly The STAT. Committee r. re @
County was ANarv ara as eIt'n ne {, tras M
any call - jalegstas yvhrre tbare ,ro. q oo,,as,
THIS Wa. s,t,ioi w .nsnS was = cOn,ts.; f;
inter all tue rol hal been ca1ed an nnnnrfunitv
would b. .ivar , ,b u Va'.i,u ~ pp,H
hand In r ersientiois opd hnn tnid 10
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