New-York tribune., 1880-06-20
TAMMANY WARRIORS oFF FOR THE FIGHT.

TAMMANY WARRIORS OFF FOR THE FIGHT
COLORs FLGING AND TIE AMMVNlIioN ON ICF--
SPIRITED DECORATIONS ON THE 1RAIN-sCENtS
wIHCM MADE NERVOUS PEOPLE TlNIID.
1t was apparent TO every one passing the
Grand Central Depot vest rdy morning that s"a 'lns
unusual was going wltain it's walls. GraulIa's
band was playing martial mn,ic obstrcperou-ly before
the main entrance, the sidewalks were crowded with
men to enter the depot, AMI the windows {" the
houses in the nciehborhooi, and the bridges crossing
Fourllrav, above tho Gerot crowded with fp GA
tors WlAin ihc station Commissioner Brennan S!e AN
tic form coud seen moving about constantly In the
thron,. On tho left lapel 0f his c0nt ther" was
pinncd n large rJ9ctte OF white saun. Fr II there
hung almost banner OF satin inscribed IN large golden
letter, "Graud Marshall" Iqmry revealed tha. Mr..
Brennan wa4 experimenting the cmharkation OF some
400 ndhcrents OF Tnmmauy Hail on a special liaia
by that Organz alton. which WAS To cave tho
depot at 900 fo- Cincinnati. Tie watia--ro IN
of tho Hudson Rycr Railroad was crowded To over
flowing with these peculiar passengers. T"cy We're
very ni -ciar ani aulaciuus .oEnE body Ofm"i S,ic
OF the ordinary passengers hy III rairoal ri.taIk
hacin their .-ts the waiting soou, 1 = not n.t-
ing acqu uttnc" with the siIau,e p's. u.s. EN-
Aes.mayiuau Thomas +. Gla ly, "t!' 'f i-.' ..h q
orator of the Fouih WId." sail: " i"cT tv. us
special train. that II We robbed auT onr We a,i'l
rob each Other" Grand Marshal Br"n' ah ial l.ui'
aids. who were ado.ncd with hluc hi'sr. "ni.- !
decorate the to,oms Of all Of the tour isd 80 apn
thy reach CuclulItl. TIC badge !";c t.' " .'',:
Tliamany Hill, $50. Nc@ YorS D .e.j.ou. I.,t'
anI Conquer" The la,t :. .rl.. unite AMI ,.n I :"
were interpreted Invitation to The t.!i.h ...'-
gates TO unite with them upon some c'ui.da;" f'r
President Gad DIVIDE the spnls - OH IT,.
Wh.lc the depot doors were st locked the wost T.u'
on OF ornamcnlac tie Of thu special tram w.ich
already stood beneath the great ga7s roof o Tho depot
1t consisted OF fifteen sleeping two passenger cars
and one baggage car, and long that Tho depot
would not hold IT, and tie foremost car stood In open
air at Forty-fcurth-st. Two ~ the most powerful
ciucs on the road were required 20 haul the train. All OF
tAe sleeping hld tactoi to their sdcs from eud 10
end bread strips Of muslin which words painted
calculated fire the Democratic heart ia the country
through which the train might pass On the QrFt
was the inscription: "Tannany Special Train" on
other cars " Hard Money and Honest Labor" "Ihe
Laborer Is Worthy OF Hts Hre"" FREQ Trnde nnd Sail
ors Rights" No Land Grants TO Corporations" The
Founders Of the Republic did not Enrich Themselves 10y
Public Oncc," "No Geographical Division OF This
Union"" II l. All Our Common Cpuntry," No North.
no South We Bound to Cincinnati To Hop N0mi
nate the Next President" In Unity there Is stnsb"
" Beware Of Electoral Commissions. they Usurp
the Peoples Francises." Vote Yourself Farm-IG0
Acres To Every Actual Settler -; Presidents Washing
ton Monroe, Jefferson, Madison, and tcksUn, altor
having served their country, area poor Beside the
inscriptions, each Ornnnented with hngs and
train was handsome. Preparations made for the
entertainment or the men within the car, as well rs The
ci tor IN which stored cXhilaraiing articles. IN
me refrigerator OF the Golden Gate" there rcsc for
instance, snug In the lee:
Brandy .......... cases Lemons. ........... bOxcs
Nhakey ........... cases Cnlckcn,.......... box
Wine. .....---.--.... cdhcr
The Brooklyn delegates. headed by Asscmblvman
Sheridan, had eur all 10 themselves. The delegation
delegate said 10 looks It had been a
bog" John B. lIHskn, elmer Of the Iu
hdent that cX-GOYFTnur seymour would hn nominated
for President. Surrounded by crowd OF dclrgacs hc
commanded attention by saying lDud tone: " Gen
tlcmcn When was IN Washington two months agO 1
had a conversation WIN Senator Herman regarding Mr.
Seymour. Herman then said 10 me: 'Scym0ur Of
cutlSg tolls the newspaper fclluWs that he n
accanatOn ut CncinnitI have doubl he Will take
IT," Most Of the passengers board the train had
opinion regarding the nomination. They confident,
however, that Nj. Tdcn would not secure II. The fol
loving representative men Of 1ammauy Hall
among the four hundred: william Il, Roberts EN-
County Clerk Gunb ctOn Justlcc Dnif,, Justice Qiu,
AssembYncn WALSH. 1raWOr, Nee irthY, MCDOn0ugh
and McAvOY; Aldermen Kirk. Shells. Sdurr, Hancn. !
son, 4. Il. IairOn, Park Commissioner Lame, Tx
Coroner Croker Henry ID. PHrFuJ Alexander lhain, f.
ID. Gale. George Hall, James kIcHaD, Thomas +. Grady
Joel .. Stevens, and l.. +. StniurI.
The train started sharply time that several men
intending To he passcnGcrs lrf behind. just
fore the started Ggdrd Marshal Brennan pnsH
swi ty along from car 10 with srvrrn men bearing
bundles Of little American nAgS. SIR Irennan pat
Of these bundles INTO every car saying ~ Lr did
" Wave cn, boys "a we pass thruuIl every village"
ChauDccy VI. Dcpcw .OOkcdat the n-crp ION Gf
the cars" Tit founders OF tile Republic dhl not enrich
themselves by public office "-and sad suupO4e
that prOvCrb Il intended to call attention 10 the fact
that IammaDy has enriched herself by pub; Office"
A TALK WITH GOVERNOR FOSTER.