Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-19

I TNeUC, EssFULLY CUNTEsTING DEIEDATi"N'
JOINING TANMANY.
Representatives of the contesting delcga
tons from Albany kings onondaga
Duchess and Chemung announced their in
tention to Join hands with Tammany, as did
also the Sullivan county delegation. Kelly
announced that the committee would meet
At six o'clock in the parlors of the Vanderbilt
House lie then requested his people not ia
get into any alteration with their opponents,
as it would not only be wrong hut would get
into the papers and hurt their cause. He
concluded by declaring cmphatcally that
LuciuS Robinson never would he governor
again. and the committee adjourned
Before the convention was called to order
in the evening, !. r. Fellows was loudly
called for to tell the delegates how many
votes Tammany Hall will cast against the
ticket. Fellows declined to speak at this
time, but if another opportunity should
occur he thought he could satisfy them all
Tammany is impotent to execute the will
which its leader proclaimed. Applause
THE REGTIARs.
The convention was called to order al $40.
The waning interest in the proceedings was
evidenced in the materially diminished audi
| enCc.
The convention then proceeded to make
other nominations, and ClarksOn n Potter
was nominated for Lieutenant Governor and
Allen e. Beach for Secretary of State, both
hv aCclamation The rest of the ticket was
made up as follows; Comptroller. Mr.
Olcott, renominated: treasurer. James
Macklcn engineer. IIoratio Seymour, ,Ir,
attorney general. \. Schoonmaker, Jr.
THE sECEDERs
from the regular convention met tonight in
Shakespeare Hall. As DOrsheimer, Schcll
Kelly and others entered the hall they were
received with vociferous cheers and great
enthusiasm. & G. Courtney called the con-
vention 10 order at SEQ, saying the repre-
! sentativcs OF 20, 900 voters in New York. and
20. 900 voters in Kings county have met
here tonight 10 vindicate their manhood.
They had been insulted and vilified in the
democratic convention to-day. They had
appealed to that convention in vain to give
them a candidate whom they could support.
These representatives had given
that convention timely notice that
they never could, under any circumstance,
| support Robinson for governor. All the ap-
pliances possiblc-even money bad been
brought 10 bear to bring about the dictation
which had forced these representatives to
leave that convention. Applause. He
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great trickstcr OF cipher alley. Applausel
He said Robinson had thrown downthe gauge
of hattie and representatives here had taken
it up. He compared the democratic vote of
New York with that of various counties i'll
the state. He said that for one he proposed
that these rural counties should elect Robin
rnn,;na,aJ as nraSident of tbis convention
DariJ DrdIeI F;nIJ GAnnIausn Court
NOV, nm, tho ,Ii,or,io, and !, I-as carr;od win
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Nr EolJ s.iI hi. convention VOC
~, ass.r,,Jv Of den,ncr,ts of Nc,. yorI
ai,, md ltLcr nar,s of thr etata ,ybo s,-,n1,aN
,I;,e Win fhan in thc;r work of IN, mast
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e,lIoJ ;hn T,r,r,arI DELEGATION bod hnen
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h''i '''" SiIi tlia' Ml'illh tNcntS i"si mus
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liis'n- t'ritS "i never heNcI j. 1t ichi'lns
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coil'ini''Gr, &c
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are mere TO feSlsl tyranny, ne i''u Siliecleu
MS eiloi's l" SrTul' mar ll''ilhohs ~ 'ht stn'c %
convention ne hlG appealtu 10 ilc
PaucrS tr Moi% l"i 'lle iilteies' vi 'i'e P'lr
instead "i III Ihai Ti any man OF any narreis
oi money; Laughter; but hls auvlce anu
'lat V, at, '''iV. .'''li alio ''uo
Uasl.;rs Jo.aiIaJ sorrrai 1;v;s;ons in rho
democratic partv in former years. and said
there must come a terrible thunder storm to
nurify Them. Last year he had
pcrhaps contributed as much as any one man
in New Yor, TO the election of a cross be-
tween a muir and a IackasS Mayor Cooper
and he PRAYED Gods forgiveness for that
act. He said % on and show these men
Won represent a fifth part of the democracy
of the state who shall not tc insultcd with
immunity.
liz Dorshclmcr from the committee On
plan of action reported that the committee
recommended first, that the convention
now nominate candidate for governor
| Second that a committee of fifteen be ap-
pointed by the chair and announced in the
future, which shall he constituted with
power with reference TO the remainder of the
ticket, as may seem to them proper. lie
then nominated John Kelly Of New York for
governor applause and went on to culo-
rize him as a public official He closed
hv proposing that Kelly be nOmi-
mated bV nccnmatinn applauscl O.
R Potter Of New Yoik second
ed the nomination and culogized Kelly
He said if John Kelly was elected We could
never have Il morr honest, more capable or
faithful governor
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session of a public office Kelly then re-
viewed the circumstances of getting pos
session of the office of county clerk in New
I Work This being thr way Lucius Robinson
discharges the duties of his office. is it,"
he ,skcd moi time he be removed" TCrics
nf ..ves Voc ~
N1v said b,. | acrept this nomination
cheers, and will do all | can. and Tammanv
h,u u.;u 10 all il can and il can do much
f"r ,hc aIec,,nn of our countv ticket nro-
misc you we shall elect il from ton to bottom.
TLese mon who have attrmnted in 1yranniyr
lrcr van will IN. hentrn 10 OOn and they
,,n,,h, ,n Ln b.,,rr and forced 10 ciy,.
,,I,cn ,n mon of iuJ,rncn, when uinrnm-
rnons rnJ.r,,L, In head the norty
iho,l .I,yars Lodi, IN d,.re,t thev ouobt 10 he
hn,to, I'cans,. Ih'. n,,r omcbt tG In. nnriti,d
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