New-York tribune., 1878-09-28

ocratio marty ia united In the election Of city
ocers John Kelly will be beaten worse than he was IN
itself 70 be possessed Of strength enough to defenl any
power There s disposition aInonE Rr DS0 o,a %
the way He really does not possess the strength tnat
no gets credit for. He is hated by many men IN onS
against him il tney dared but many Of these men Mahl
Office Take away Koys patronage ana n wou1I nst Ss
coalitions may be made against Tammany TINS a ran, =
do not think IL viii be asa oT Ins seay one
hair OF the Tammany voters nave gone AnSnr viii he
elected this Fall who will put stop to one-nAh power
EMANUEL B. HART's VIEWS.
Emanuel b. Hart said q have peen attonui"s
conventions for forty years, and DON'T thinA
I ever witnessed such tyraunical ungentlemahU
and partisan eOnducI exhibited by the onafman
of this convention. There was no eonSoera-
tiop owen TO the great interests of the Dem
ocratc party 1t seemed that the aim was 10
control the convention. to enable Tammany
10 gain CONTROL il dd last year. OF the state OenIr
Committee. They have & tnaG PI LII eIec
tions Their action has served 10 intensity tuo
at the course pursued ID ther Ieeehs h, tee peo
Measures viii be taken at once 10 place DelOIo INC Po
pie recital Of wDat has transpred at Syracure, tb
the necessity OF united a90G 10 SI1gr saw sSe feel
ing 10 manifested luis eonIeh'iVIf of the
SpSnfp Spentfy dsHTcts Their did not
believe It possible that any man protesting 70 De D &
ocrat could play the tyraDt as did Kelly ana I Jney
think n he does SO here what must he do IN heWIorK
CITY. / have no doubt that 1t will defeat the nom-
nations made to-day"
MAURICE ]. POWERS COMPLAINT.
Maurice J. Power said: There Will be meeting OF
the Irving Hall Democracy Thursday night next TO
discuss the situation, and until that ume We
do not feel at liberty 70 speak OF "hat acuon
We will take society We went 10 eSrN
cuse as friends of Governor Robinson ieehng
that heOught TO be represented from TINS city. We uld
not make any unseemly effort TO gain admission to the
convention The whole thing cut and dried In the
State Committee, and by their outrageous proceedings
the convention was made 10 favor TammapY' WINE
really opposed to IT, Each member OF the stae
Committee was allowed to decide who were the regn-
lar delegates from his district, ard on this oass
delegates IRON Onondaga County, mat were meIe po
per delegates and represented no pras .sS IN wsS
chester wnere there was contest IhnS IIo eaiu , W ~
NeW.York was concerned. IL o Revolutionary pro-
ceeding ana will not 40 Tamnany any goOd bt ever
as il stood would have had majority III our FAVOR
sou,binat0ns had not been formed with ST. Lawrence
delegates and Others by Tamnany, whereby they were
promised offices in return for votes. Weattempted no
such cOmbinatoUs."
WHAT JAMES C. QUINN SAID.
81 am thoroughly disguised with the NeW-lOrk DC
mooraey" James C. Quinn said. when he got to his law
Office at No 303 West Tbireth-st, last evening. ana
found several friends awaiting his coming
1.-THE Tamlnany crowd fairly oyerran tue con-
yention. They were all up to the scratch
as the Tammany boys usually are. and they
worked like a trained army under an experienced gen
eral Every doubtful IN the other delegations was
watched and influenced There were plenty more TAM
many FOUNDERS the bull ding than had any business
there and they were all supplied with tickets TO the
floor OF the convention, while any ono who
was unfrlendy to TammaDy had bard work to
get inside the doors The FOUNDERS scattered themselves
all over the They stamped on the hoor ana
raised cacas when any who was opposed to thelr
delegation got up speak When tie convention began
vote on The admission Of the Tammany gallon these
nlttlV Il
The light really between Tden aud Kelly ana III
den was whipped over ihe saSuioers 81 s cs ~, bn
from the Canal Ring, which Is hosuie 20 IIloSn' Yn
hoIau9 SSy ln'"i so nuS " is.Icns ~ TiIdrp
u ~ ,b Prssdspry I'm IssO N looked in the convention
LOT me I NJ J ~ o, o,v ms rfy bnt aio me
whole state OF New-YOrk | think now the Anti-Iam-
many pSTty In ms city will work together against Kelly
must be suppressed. The action OF the eonycn-
elements IN the Anu-Tammanny party These wings
worked In perfect harmony ut syraeuse ana bond OF
union was cemented there that will not easily be
broken / think the Anti-Gammany party VIII gladly
Join with the Republicans and make the coming election
a hot tor Iammauy Hail.
EX-SENATOR BIXBYs VIEWS.
Ex-senator Francis NJ Bxby said yesterday The
only thing many at the convention was the
contempt OF every Democrat In the State not affiliated
with It's Organ zation. The minority OF the convention
was certainly against Tammany, but through the mob
sent up as its representatives. that organization was
enabled 10 nuLliy tue bcuou vi tue m"J"I'1' 'h"N'
though that every hOnestminded man has been sur
feted with that system politics. and ali viii unite 10
give Tammany helIng defeat in the city. II
Is generally considered settled fact that the
Anti Tsmmany wings Will Join together There
is hardly any question about that As for the
Republicans, It may not be we'll 20 talk too
much about IT, but give assurance that they viii
unite with u.s. too 10 had been expected several
months but the matter came to an issue up &C sara
tOga this Summer. there when the caucus OF Re
pubcans was held In August, and know whereof
sneak. Everybody Ia disgustcd with Tammany Han,
and will strive earnestly 10 defeat its Canddstes this
election. What want particularly Is The Mayor and
Board OF Aldermen, and think We viii get them"
OPINION OF IRA sHAFER
Ira shafer pounded his desk with both fists and sworc
and In substance said "Unitcdi All the Auti!Tam-
many men will be united IN overwhelming phalanx
after tho outrage Syracuse was not there. but
mad beeu things would been different you bet.
m the Anti-Tammany were bitter before what do
YOU think they will be nowf"