New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-08
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rAMuASx's DIRECTIONS TO HzR REPRESENTATIVE
NO SUPPORT FOR GOVERNOR RoBISsoS-AN'i
TAMNANS PREPARATIONS. ~
The three delegations from tins city 70 '"o
Democratic state Convention at syracuse oh "e" .
nav are nearly completed. Among the se'ouS W.
Tammauy delegates elected are the Following Ps, ,
Jus,ice DUFFY. John H. s,rahsn, Asseioov'nan
80 Tbomas Boese Henry l.. Clinton Al
dornan SEWN Senator Hogan. AssemDSmah var
gin Alderman Shells. ex-County Sierh uun,
lletop Charles W. Brooke, refer Mi.0"ei'
f,oncrcssman Cox Justice Campbell Assembly ina,
scebncher. Alderman Roberts seha'o' 80 a.
lieutenant Governor Dorsheimer, Edward d. Gale Al
Ar, an George HaIi Fire Commissioner German PARK
Commissioner ConOver Edward A. Lawrence Augustus
schell. Alderman stuer, Coroner Wolnan Alderman
Keenan, ex Police Commissioner Nichols, Assempyman
purro. Judge McAdam. Thomas j. Creamer' Johh ~
Townsend A ssembi ymal DOugAeriy, Francis Is sPho"'
John Kelly. Edward Kearney. George 1icAnoi CVr's'
senator Eccesine. ex-Poce Commissioner smith, freu
erick smyth. Jerome Buck, William H. quincy anu
sheriff Reilly. -.
A. Lawrence and L. D. Gale both live ~ queens
county bu, were not elected delegates In their own
S,s,rct An q, the delegates except those elected In
tho xIVta and xVth Assembly Districts nave peeh
ordered TO oppose the denomination OF Governor '9Oo
son The XIvlh District Is the Que from whieH she."
pariV - delegate and his will soon be III the
Governors hands. Three OF the delegations "ero III
,ty,,e,ed 10 vote for General smith for Governor
Tre Tammauy Committee Organization heid
r,srt,og on saturday night 10 which they invited the
seegares 70 syracuse Grand saehem Augustus Semen
nee,picd the chair the first e since the orgn1a-
ton re- ased to vote for Robinson. John Kelly onerea
resolution declaring that in ease the convention INSISTS
,nou the nomination Of LucIs Robinson as ia eana@e
for Governor the Tamusny delegates will leave the con
ycnion " a body. Speeches were made oy MI Ael]'
Augustus schcu. Alderman Roberts ana others ana no
resolution was unanimously and entsnsiasnesiH
adoptef Another resolution was adopted, appointing
Augustus scheII. John Kelly and Frederick smyth 10
consult with other delegates at Syracuse ms 10 the pest
o.rse IN rursge ia ease Governor Robinson shcd DC
roporninated. General spmola and others wanted
new convention called, bat IL deemed best not 10
commit tho delegates 20 such course " al present
There seemed 10 be general opinion 'has eo'e'"0T
Robinson would be renominated
Tue living Han Democracy have elected cue toio"lu-
among other delegates 10 the convention at Syracuse
Mayor cooper. John Fox. Benjamin Wood, Alderman
Ianchton George II Purser. Alderman kcnney. Alder
man strack Peter Bowe, Thomas j. CostiRan, James
Daly Police Corami ssioner Morrison. County Clerk
THOMPSON, Thomas r. Bourke. Hugh III. Moore. Alder
man Mott and Police Commissioner MaeLean The deS-
cgaies fIom this branch Of the Anti-Tammany party
were instructed all honorable means 10 secure
lie reconciliation Of Governor Robinson They nave
prepared rrinted indictment against the Tammany
delegate ond nave had maps engraved showing the re-
nppertie.ment Of the city made with TUmmanys ap
pioNal, end rs proposed 10y the AnuIsmmany Alder
men 10 make the argument strong IN tae eyes Of the
pmI down rs Republican. These documents will be
scnfferet broadcast at Syracuse.
Their Is a difference OF opinion among even leading
Anri-Temmany Democrats ss TO whether they Wi, DC
admitted the convention geltieuiah cose 20 NJ
Tnlen sad yesterday don't believe me Anti-Ial-
many delegates Will be admitted, unless the Tammaiy
II al delegation refuses 10 enter the SohSeaoa inoS
nave enough delegates already pledged 10 honlhhte
Robinson without Tammsny Hall IL We shouio rue
Tamna ~ out, although we had the best OF reasons
Woud have real grievance on when 10 20 .eOIe 70
male Robinson 1t can only pat itself outside Of ue
party 10y Withdrawing. such thing as leaNlhs COL
- a. 10 SPVCnty-tNC OF them
could not control II would me- ridiculous ana "oala
BE- such maniieSt esse OF h ,S ~, ~ Dsno
crate organization II II be necessary 70 ADMIT AMI
bal IL viii not he necessary. don't think Ianmany
wants get INTO the convention think II yesterday
Robinson WILL nominated without us aid ant 1t would
rather be kicked cut and have srieSaneo tnsn 20 60
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Nevertheless It has been rumored for somo time that
Tsmmany had made preparations ier another eonVeH
lion If Robinson snOald be nominated;
The Hask!u or City Democracy which Is branch OF
the AntTanmans party, has also elected delegates 10
the convention. among whom are lizard !. STanler'
Alircd l. Ackert. John b. Haskln. Theodore F. Tomn-
trc COMMISSIONS Jo1n j. Blair and exon i'
leave NcwYork on the HUDSON River Eoad tonight at
$3.50 unless party 200 be made up, In watch case
special train viii leave the city on Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock
Tie democrats Of the lat Assembly District Of West
chester County comprising the towns OF Greeneurgh
Mount Pleasant and YOnsers on saturday elected dele
gates state CongTe ssonsl anu senatorial Con-
STATE tOnYention-Frcderick -nonnarn OF lonkerr,
Wuaia r. Moler. OF Greenburgh, and = Howard
Kinch. Of Nj. Pleasant. me-. -,
David VespaneE. William Lockwood; W, Taylor;
Congres sior al Conventional. A. Bills, II. MooeiI
lci Deciow Troy, j. +. d. Crane Hugh Downey, Thomas
Msher Amos X. CLARK, A. ID. Revere.
The lid Assembly District Of Westchester County held
n convention az Mount Vernon saturday to elect deie
gates ~ State Convention, Senatorial Convention
and the convention to nominate Congresslnsn 10
smith. a great deal of trouble and a night
McSsy ad Dennis shell We're elected to the syra
The Democrats Of the Ist Assembly District OF Queens
County held a convention al Roslyn Saturday, and
selected delegates the state Convention Stephen
Tabcr. John Campbell and jesse Merritt lie Two
former delegates Understood, are IN favor OF the
nomination OF Robinson; the latter Is opposed
baxs seetSd JsSn r. Br,ncSsrhoa. Ed j. Hedley
and james Burke as Anti-Ro5nson delegates TO SYRIA
The Independent Democrats OF Kings County on Sat-
rrday evening elected the following delegates to tie
iii Distrei-George Sterling b. Morrison and Thomas
lid Di~tr1ct-John A. White. John GOldcn and Rob
iva Distrlct-James Ryan. Edward Gates and James
Vim Dis;rict-Daniei oRielly, John Culbanc and Pat
vIth DS,rici-John LinsEy. james Langan and john
VITA Distrc.-Thonas II. Peppard. Theodore Yost
with Dislrici-Georgo A. Kngsland. Rufus L. Scott
XII D.sirlcf-ExJu Thompson, ". L. Livingston
and george Hamilton.
xtb Ihsirict-Chares S. Ensign S. J. McDonOush and
xItA D.srrict-George V. Brewer Augustus Van Wyek
ana Charles hapey7s .l.bortv Tbom,s Emma and
James *. Ailaben.
The following additional delegates arc re-
ported by telegraph to have chosen to the Demo
cratic sra ste Convention at Syracuse
Albany IIId Assembly Dslrict Delegates 10 the state
an x.Sne fSs p r. HisSa Nj
shaSi Del NANNY anu f i,,