New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
=. rHr RuonE Island DEMOCRATS.

THE RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATS.
HORACE ~ YiNBALL NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR
THE DELEGATES FOR TmDEN III AYAiIABLE"
Providence. r. J., March 22.-The Demo-
cratic state Convention met al the state House to-day
with nearly fall repre- sentation. Chas H. Page OF
sc.tuate, was chosen president After considerable
time being spcnt in settling coniestng delegations "hd
minor matters tho following nominations were nade;
For G0pernOF-Horace W. Kimbtl Of Burrhlviie.
Lieutenant GOUcTRoJ-Stcune T. Soeun, OF Ne" pnft.
secretary ef Aats-w ". haLett, Of fIoyid, nee
AnJrney Gs.eral-IIugh Carroll, of PawtucEei.
General Ircdstlrer-Danl;l b. Pond, ~ NooiS"ckr''
The following persons were elected delegates to the
National Convention: hessrs Abner j. Barnaoy'
Charles IT, Page and W. T. Teston long deb'te arose
on tue nomination Colonel n Van Syck tor the fourth
delegate ard on ballot he was By vote OF G3 20
Al for J. McNally. The delegation vas completed by
the selection OF John j. Demlsy. John waters, PHILIP
Duffy and Thos W. segar The delegates arc understood
o favor Iilden If ne is available.
long series % resolutions adopted without dis
crsslon denounong the provision the gate Conven-
ton requiring real estate qualification FOR icTeign-Doin
citizens the employment OF United states Marshais ani
soldiers at the polls, the acton Il the Electoral Commits
sion OF SIG the third-term policy, dec aFg thHt
the men elected $50 shall be inlugurated a. aVow
ing that the greal principles which undeilic the Demo
cratic party as follows:
First-Filety to all the provisions Of the Constu-
ton, rereucnment ana eeonomy In Federal ngo stse
administration. and the rs,cnug ~ the Dr"rns lih
posed On dnol DF tue itulfttoH ut VhiNto
Sec0nd-Ihe sirici accountability Of all officials ana
the adoption Of the Democratic tests Of honesty hde
and capacity, "a essential Gnalhc'tohs LOT al p"o'c
I1ird-The honest payment OF the public dent in such
currency a. rs terms IMPLY ana t"e P'eSei'"'"" "" ~
FoGrii--fome rue No Capitalization OF State or for
state or Federal elections
Fifh-A inst ald equitable revenue tarlh'
SiIft-MpnEOOd suffrage.
1t was the most dlscordlnt Democratic Convention
held in this state many years, bus the results Arc
acquesced In without much dissent
'THORNS IN MIR. TILDEN's SIDE.
THE HOSTILITY OF THF KELLY FACTION AS SHARP
AsIN IS70-rwO STATE CONVENTIONS TO BE
HELD.
A meeting of the members Of the State
Committee and other leaders the wing Of the Democ
racy opposed to Mr Tdcn was held yesterday ri the
beadounrtcrs No. 81 Park-row. There were present
Jonn Kelly FIRE Commissioner John j. German. e1-
sh riR Reilly. William II. Sccor, John IL Mooney, TX
Alder man John Reilly. A. N. ske-, Edward Kearney.
Commissioner of Charities Thomas ;. Brennan Justice
Duffy f. D. Gale and Others. The meeting was called
for consutaton as the acon OF the Kelly faction OF
the Democracy city and State with reference 20
the Democratic State Convention. The Tllden State
COMMITTEES VIII meet at the S. James Hotel at p IN.
on Friday. 10 namo a time and place Tor holding The
State Convention The Kelly state Committee VIII meet
At the ST. Nicaolns HoIe a. p. IN on the same day.
The latter committee VIII call State Convention q the
Same time and place as that Of IT. opponents.
Tho meeting yesterday was presided over by william
H. srcor. OF this civ Commissioner German reported
that he had engaged I'm behalf Il the Kelly state Com
ittee $50 o. me best NJ the Burnett House. aud
100 Of ike character Al the St James Hotel az Cincn-
natl I'm anticipation Of the meeting OF the National
/ Democratic Convention tnere In June next Let
ers were rrnd tom iutWb,rs OF The stat" Committee
aud others ma parts Of the state, setting forth
ft c opposition Mr.. Ii.den was Increasing rather
| Than otuiuiehiug and thHt under no circumstances
voud he be suppOr Ted A. nominated some money was
.uf bed by those present 10 defrai the EXPENSES OF
the opening part u the campaign. There VIII probably
/ pe one or % mrctiug- before Friday.
Af.cr tue Adjournment Oi the me eilng Mr.. Kelly IN
answer ~ dnr.ons from TRIBUNE reporter. 7aid INST
toe -criug aAnst M Idcn ga The interior ~ the state
,v.s growing more uttor daily. He added thai there
! was no question that there would Pee tw0 Democratic
state { iye.iioI!. although hOh would be held IN the
s,pe civ Another member OF the committee sad that
a vary r-suecfanc infant had been born az tire meeting.
ana II on needed lille nursing 90 assure It's MAKING
! a Good deal uf noise iu tae political word
T. pa fhr evident intention ~ the ly WING o. thc De
uor.y 10 watch carefully the movements ot the Olhfr
tur II tine latter ructs It, rgates To vote and
vyork for Nr. Iildcn ful opposition tci'-atlOn from
ms stare VII 10 Cincinnati IL NO sucn ina rue
lions are gwen aud OytttuIes ar made, u II pOssiOe
f ia. Two W4ug- may come together ana t.Fte upon
oon,ou de ceaiion OF the strongest men In tue
Marty arc working brtug about reconciliation Inc
Kriy non say that only Mr. Illen's ambition prcyCnts
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