The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-26
NOW DETHRONE THE KING
yiRyFsT MEN COHBfNIN0 TO MlIN-
Tim RLF-GOyERNMENT.
r..sder, that They Can Lay Low the One Man
Power Around the Corner from their Head
oy.ner. .-Tammany CsIiins fer Money An
...,.Tammauy Candidate for Congress.

l,s, Assembly District associations met in the
lincoln Club rooms TO consult with tho
,nb.,,mmit,ee Of their County Executive Com
ro,ee In relation to the manner In which the
.,mbinations are to be mado with the anti
T.mmauy Democrats on tho nominations for
C,nsress. the Assembly. and District Alder
man II was decided that nm actual combina-
lion should be made on the nomination for
Aldermen should that course be pursued.
Rouublicau and an antTammany Demo-
orn are 10 be named for that oflico
In the sixth. seventh and Eighth Districts As
The Repuhl ans arc strong enough TO elect two
hlIermen in the Fifth District their nominees.
J,hn J Morris and John w. Jacobus will
u,uMess be supported by the anti Tam
many Democrats. In the Fifth District.
/, Democrat and n Republican have been
M, into the field. But 1t is believed
that a. no Republican can be elected in
tha, district two Democrats are to be run 10y the
Republican and an,-Tammany combination.
The Republican conference arrived at no con-
clu.lon IN relation to the Congress and Assem-
blyils,riei-. The combination on Congressman
IA probably TO be made in the several districts.
N5a'ti'n Is TO bc taken rs to tho Asscmbymen
until lo1nsuliations have been had with the Dem
ocra,s It j. believed. however. that no actual
combination il to bc made on these nomina-
tons the plan Of running an -Tammany
nsu In ca "a district being considered the most
certain way 10 deicr Tammany's candidates.
The Campaign Committees of the three anti
Tammeny organizations met in Irving Hall.
unoL WIS formed under the name Of the
penps Democraii, Campaign Committee and
Irving HAL was selected for the permanent
heal quarters. Meetings are to be hold
4
point Committee on tho Supervision
o, ,H' Election. This committee will
have g'nora charge 81 what Is known 10
p@lGi'an- a. the election machinery. Under
this hoAl Is comprised the care and dis,rhu-
ton ol ,he tickets, and the selection Of the men
10 take charge Of the booths on election day. 1t
was &c .lod that. in addition to the mon hirod
T. ,snl tAe booths. five volunteers will be- select
ell ior work IN each ele ,tion district
In re,pon-c to the summons OF John Kelly
IL Iammany nominees on the county ticket
nst him Yesterday. in his room in the big Wig
VAN. The procuring Of money for use in the
campaign was tho topic discussed. Before he
s." out II the room each candidate was told
how much he must pay for the privilege OF
ueiahs wLO stood in front of the WiEWam while
The 'andilatos were receiving their orders
talked 'onndently OF THmmany's success. They
Iammany Democrats We're already expressing
nis'nu-lacilpn win tho cOmbilauon ticket.
They predict that Mr.. Cooper will not get the
iull Republican vote. and that many Democrats
Wi! decline 70 support tho combination.
Mr.. Cooper has estapi shed bis personal heHd
quarters In the Westminster Hotel During tle
day and IA the evening vest rd y his ro5Dis wee
visited hy nnny Democrats Of influence Ia ne
anti -TAmmanv organizMions. Among th'se
Emanuel =. Hart, ex-senator Bikby, Maurice
y Power. Nielsen J. waterbury. and Hurbert o:
Thompson. Al are confident 9f the success Of
nominee of tlr combination met in the West
Minister Hot" and talked over the question Of
raising motley for the canvass. All OF them
Mr. Cooper received another nomination last
evening II waSr That Of the o'kcilly-iianon
epion Hall i. il. Gracme was the Chairman.
He said that his party held the balance OF
power n tlls city. anl ihgn called upon Corne-
repnri. That report recommended that Ed
yard Cooper. be named for Mayor; Philip J.
JoacA msen 'or City Judge: his partner, Geo
Hanuan for Coroner; aud Jeremiah J. DriscOl
Nm L. nard. VIM. Lalor and Gen Franz Sige
Ts p ei. and I, ose nominations were made.
ssllh Tw M. Thirteenth. and Fifteenth Dis
TT .l r voted for the nominees oi the
hon The Executive Committee were
E.yen n.yer To- I'LL any vacaneieess that may
oteenb 'ckers nominated Mr.. Cooper SON time
sg9 Iney will complete their county ticket
A large AMI harmonious Convention repre-.
tentlng every Assembly district In the FINN
Clnrress District was held in 81. Johns Hall.
alb yariek street last evening 10 nominate an
thu- lammany combination candidate for
A. he ro.l was called each Assembly
sohi vote ~ ier Gem No. ThSls"f Thomas GBst Bouree s
ne popular Irish orator and Fenian SOL
VIZ justice John Callahan the Chairman
p we CUnvention. announced the result Of the
balJ 'y saving: Gentlemen the next Con-
gresslnau rom this district VIII be Thomas L.
D,aie, Cen Bourke was waited on by "a
eArshi"- ?. '-e % their .cet and hailed him with
s.trr ~ ringing cheers. Gen. Bourke pre-
r.V5l r uAi ne hour was at hand when the
Ming H. expressed an earnest
Ii,sie meet his adversary Mr. Null
vii. lin Wu stump ana measure lanes
;iuV'i 'p ll- meetings for a Joint discussion OF
ira ,',4,- heiore the u"otle. and he hoped that
fs o,ca'i ,c'i ,oiaei II NJ Muller invited him to
S-h, De- could only say as s. Paul said Of Alex
iIna' a.. ,.i h. .Yrfsnliha Mey th9 Lord reward
tWss tfysn ,ls'l his hearers to high pitch Of en-
Gen i.arke was born in ireland. about forty
a. sseseN u America when ho was 10 years OF
n1li A'7r receiving a limited education in the
ret,t n''is, 40 learned the trade OF house
fau.r winch he followed for many years. In
~ ILaIp IN be- became AN ardent advocate
uatir' ,iAali 'lphilon, and was IN close sym
Ai.f1 tle l"'1 @ NE s7'rngsllnS irish patriots.
G.n w. g'se oi the war Of the rebellion.
Psri.'H 4' ne look "a prominent part in the |
ma, 80, 40 M'p p'tlAent thht was begun In 1866. In
Tend, a., l.e Went 70 Ireland whore he became a |
hur., VI lhe revolutions. In the fght at Baly- |
uen,v WAS wounded In tho knee and perma- |
hun H. ',sl' ami had horse shot under |
lying in "as Mado a urls sJner, ana aitor |
tine b bu prs9n IN Dublin for long |
hang ,gas tried and condemned to bs |
a, tIs >, ms elNqueut defence Of his actions |
him H. ttlcaird great sensation and gave |
Blurk. 80, Hl 4huOn us an orator. Gen.
iuR Of l" i.gin hs url6On window the build |
langDyV S'lpw'' On the day fixed for the |
stone NJ x III me- and he was srt to breaking |
four ,e.-. yn4hs, ,h surrey England. After |
ISL h. o,," har ship he Wts released, and in |
Tia r-" u turue % this city.
trct u,i,',,'. cans o. tue sixth Congress Dis |
Clnsr...ss' 'n@rl nay Mr. Maurice S. De Nries for |
Nj Ii. ( ~ ltosltlon t. the Hon. S. S. Cox. |
aiel T. 'rhIs 3u years Of age nnd was gradu- |
hon,i,'. n, Columbia fMw S'Iooi' Ho has Geen |
katoIAf H. u} ue OurnlOri"r Democrats, tho |
Dsmo ,. ~ 'hI a X pnry. the New York County |
CJnollg ~ "" NIy Democracy and the Blair |
Tho ,ss' neAl ,.eA la or pttty.
trt aa,l.T ore nha krrs in the Fifth Dis |
CllRre. ,anNi"n "l James H. kerriRan Tor
ssIIrun,r"" ""' ~ ~ me E.errnth District, the Car
hLand HleeAJAeGcrs named Joseph |
crat.. ph',''lpgb.ioans qnd anti -Tamrnany Demo.
semblv nm.uHl"l " Liam B Fnley nor tho As
German 1nn 1nnn the Irving Hal democrats and
JAmes olnD fht0 N the sixth District named
10 The rs'ts44, ,ss4, The ami -THmmany Democrats
Murphy A. ,N'daI It' r.ommcnicd Col. Michael