New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-27

for the neXl on a41 'u@' '''-S
act up to It's powers .,,, 4,
Mr. wDitney. of Nsw.YorK. SAID that be 'housnI
would b. polite not decide Oh any 'hinS uh'i '"o'
So s,,re fIv would not be caught H. ne SAID we
should select Albany the place no" 90 we A"o" ''
,,a Valv men have not hire al tue halls thore'
Mr. Graruis, OF Utica, said that ne u"u Hii -
ar,a n al IN Ir1ca coniionsy, and the sInaher o'o
the Mayor and Common Council coniroieo' anu '"e
Keliv men roudu'i get, ana inrtler' thefe "as ~
syInpathy with Kelly m Utica
N, Mowry Of syracuse presented the claims 81 syria
cn., whore the Democrats nad to struggle against
Republiean FORTY Onondasa County anu 'uR"'
20 be encoutaged. lie SAID wierng Hal was reAoy Al
his or the cnarmaus notice for the use OF The Conven
ton.
Mr.. Flanders Of New-Ycrk. supported the olaimS o.
Utica. buI said that there was 40 reed 10 hui'! '0
tune for the Convention. Tue Republicans had ooue'
while the machine" Was IN good working Ordef' A'e
will Of tue people WAS To De respected
The chairman, Nj Faulkner LEI, the char and mace
a speeeA Arter referring The claims OF various 'u"s
and comphmrntinV TIC Democrats OF Oneida NoOh'''
he said IN substance;
W. d,r,v, our power from the state cuVeption end
that 90 Is directly the peopc We nave no "uei
r,". saw wricn may not be cxa.' y germhne o. this
d,scnss'Cn Taere mre many physicians who tslA
aoont the MS OF he Democratic phryr O9 ~
thy have no remedy TOR theu-no spcno,
offer. Az talk about harmony, ahd tha, T. 80,
bu they don't tel US how TO Ret IT, IT, al nnrtv
a emeG, to offer which viii rat an =, a 10 'i pIr
etrife We ara here he TcOrcsenl Al YES {" Tue
Democratic part, o. tus State All arALO"ieoSc r,
,uaye followed the action o. la9' nt ,n.i reg
ton, which is tnc only authVrlt3. we Htg * rs,'Ts
Ular. II we do any hias dlofent rom r, ""i ~ wrong
line oi conduct we ,hni he going ron rikL' =" hs1Ge
/ cannot cons 1iuents p'd 'hc' 80 ~
neither can 40 1t myscf Our opponents Il t t"'3
should change their line OF conduct WIZ ~ S g fr
vroug 10 riyht. Tbere simne ana easy way .|a
s i, b o"no what they ma vc done before. ana sup
porting the regular nominee OF the Sla,e O"n - IN. IN
lie traions " ne party founded 10y rn"W3- JenerS
and supported In All Its integrity b' Sas Nr'S Tcn
IAN l. .rcv ; afford t. Cau'c and SainH't j. iu ,
Ne o~ Act n, M . tle StralZ ht iue ~ the Deve
parry We Will nothing o depart IRON II " ,,
aIeI ma usriv aud vino nave known "urlug an ne
time that 1 nave voted lApplauSeJ
MIR Beach, OF Orange COunty, th'n offered a. sun
stl,ute for tn motion providing for vote Oh zoe
Mace for boldnS the convention, each man naming DIS
cboice rs the Iot was called. Ater some d'pupi p'
hamentary points mad been diacuSsed ms was 'o'u
down by "a 10 9. Tie original motion 'h'n ~ ''''''
and the chairman appointed on the committee MSN''
whitney Of New-lork; Grannis. OF liica' a." No'""'
OF BROOKLYN, who, with the chairman ant secretary
maxi tie iuI number. TAe meeting then aoiouinV'
without gay.
A member Of the State Committee renarked to a
TUBrNE reporter later; "WeIi, all went through
smoothly The machine worked well 1t was all cH'
and dt.ed upsiaits"
committee Of 1--WE met and discussed the time ana PAct
for holding the convention. Nothing was settled 'n'
failure of the committee the time and place oi
the Conven.io was vsI1ously commented upon 1h'
real reason, as Il en- by member OF the commute
was the desire eI1Darrass The Kelly wing as n"cH ~
mss ble Before announcing the time and place the
committee OF five will eudeavor TO secure al the aNa
bile rooms at the best hotels aud the best halls at Tie
city selected.
SHORT TALKS WIFE C)MNlTIEEMEN
lester r. Foulkuer, chalrWau ~ he committee Salo
& a TRIBUNE reporter IN 10 the man WON us
Convention shau name"
Win C. Whitney, Corporation Counsel OF this city
said: prefer make known NY choice Tor Ih'
Prasidential domination until tue Convention meets
Holm T. Deyclin. OF this city, sad; " l am Tor Mr
T1lden /! he can via. To opposition against him Is s.
great however mat this is doubtful Ny second eAo'e'
IL General Hancock He Is gallant soldier ana goo'
Democrat"
william u. vedder, william A. Fowler and Franc'
Nolan. the Brooklyn members, al favored Mr. Iiiden
he could win. $50
sheriff Peter Bowe, Of THIS civ, said Am Tor III
den II he can win. but will support any good man."
Henry c. Nelson of sing Sing said " am IN favor OF
Nj nlden first will support any one who can carr
New-YOrk STATE"
Daniel 8aumog, OF The Albany Argus' said' 4 aNo
Mr. Tildens nomination. cut Will support the nominee o.
the Convention"
William j. Moses. OF Auburn. said; e au for Mr. I'll
den. and have other ChOct."
Samuel " Buell. OF South BNllston, said; am Il
favo. Of the tic bat productions are n Il"
OF Mr.. Iiden"
William Purcell. Of Rochester. sad: Il ain IN .avo
OF Horato Seymour first choice ard sanford l.
Courcb next. Or Presid,ni Jeweti, Of the Eric Raj
way, would make an uEexceptona candidate IL
was prom IN politics IN On" for several yea A. an
A. well and tavOra5ly known 70 the bushes
men OF the entire country. But VIII FuI
mort heartily any who can rally arou'
him the Democracy o: the and hsrwonze the Oh
ferepees IN The parry. There strong Kelly feetng
ROchester 4ud elsewhere throughout my district Incl
isa feelsg Against Nj Tlden. but more than all "a III
wish to nXraonsc the differences IN the party by pla
ing In nomination Presidential candidate whom all ca
heartily support"
Nioholas F. Buten-chon OF this city. said d"
committed ~ any one AID IN favor OF any Oh
whs css harmon tho party and be reasonably sure
carrying Neg-York STATE"
WIliao- z. russell. Of ssugertios. sAld: ." am 10
Mr. Tldon - Ill Il choice. bel eve that he was elece
four wears ago and shat the nomination now belongs
him ~ a meaus OF nGstins that wrong. lis Is ii
stropses, 10 go before tho eousty with. DO Do
beliys that ,Ae OppOs jon OF the Kelly wing woud
60 siFonE ss last Year"
'lf,srr b. Andrews. OF Norwich said My nrst chGic
Is Mr.. Tilden, although vii heartily support any @,
KeIlsAhss very II tie following IN my dstlict'
port ne nominee Of the convention He wa not res9
TO nacst hsc 9ee 1" Os woaI o. s s"d s, 10 see
strong Kelly faction in 81 racnse. 6a the regular mem
brr. OF tue party in favor OF Mr.. Hldcn -
chez anssereI: HIden." He was asked II he ha
a second ohcoe and answered I: :" No but am prepare
L. sutcor the nominee OF the Nationa Cnvennon III
oi.Iret rapresont-R Rensselaer, aud Washington COul
lies strongly for Tiden. havor Murphy OF Troy sai
10 me recently that the only thing Tor the Democrat
nary IA to 40 and nominate Mr. Illen lie saih th
with Ph@sis, and he s me strong's Democrat W
dts,rtot No m,n of prominence there WIZ Oppose 81
T,lI.r OF course, viii stand By tho convention bu
w. don't wa.t Mr. Kelly 10 make out tck't for us
lanes T. stsrOuck OF Waterfowl, sad; 81 VIII .ui
nort me nominee 81 the Cincinnati Convention. IL
lie onty OF tn Democratic party 10 retrieve the os'
1876 Nv way would be 70 do AS was done VIII JAcI
on and kdsm. Whcn they together trre were thrt
c.veildstr. ana Adams Combined win Henry clay 2
Wa eIrcte. Clay being made SECRETARY oil state Al
nsrfv a. me next ecJlDn took up jackson and tflul
pba1ty elected hin. n Ar. filden is ~ no phFsc
And nepta condiOn Tor the contest anu he lghCrt
Ia tor Convention, tue duty OF tne party VIII Only