New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-20
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SYRACUSE, n. Y, April 10.-The State Committee
held protracted IiOn tonight. The Committees
on Credentials and on Resolutions and the delega-
ton to Cincinnati will all be selected by the repre-
sentatives from the respective Congressional dis
tricts.
The four deegotes-at-larRe to the Cincinnati Con-
vention will be selected by the Convention. The
so.called frauds OF 1870 will be denounced the
administration of Governor Robinson approved, and
resolutions In favor of the twO-thrd rule, In tho
Cincinnati Convention, will be adopted also that
the delegation vote as unit whenever in tho Con-
Yepton, The talk of there being O large number Of
ant-Tilden delegates does not appear to be sus-
tanned by appearances tonight.
HOW THE TAMMANY TRIBE TRAVELLED.
AN ABUNDANCE OF FIRE WATER. AND A BOLSTER
Gus CROWD THAT FILLED SIXTEEN SLEEPING
CARS.
The largest delegation which left the city
for the syracuse Convention was tho Tammany Hall
party which departed special train OF sixteen cars
about IL o'clock last evening. The waitinGroom at the
depot the sIdewalks, and almost the whole neighbor
hood seemed thronged with Tammany men, and IL tho
atmosphere pervaded with suggestions OF dster-
les that fact did not call forth any expressions Of
prise from the delegates. There must have
been moro than 500 men at tho depot, and
most OF them started for Syracuse For half an
hour before starting they were indeed jolly
party and from whisperngs concerning Iefreshments
which had been taken aboard the ran IL was inferred
that the party would be still joer before the dawn Of
to-day. One OF the cars IT said, to contain the
experts among the poker players OF the wigwam.
Among the many who departed were John Kelly, Sid
ney p Nichols, Thomas s. Brennan, Edward Kearney.
Henry Waltman, Edward u. Gale, Richard Croker,
Henry A. Gumbeton. Michael Tuomey, Leo C. Dossar,
Richard J. Morrison, Michael c. Levy Aldermen FeitneT,
Keenan, saucr Goodwin, Reilly slevin aud Kirk Justice
Duffy OK Justice Quinn, George Foster, Peter Gillespie,
William H. secOr, Michael II. sgersOn l.. r. FitZpat-
rick, Bernard Martini Smith L. Lane, Maurice +. Hola-
han, George Hail. Edward Gilon, John Reilly, J. b.
Messmer, james II. Erb. George w. Plunkett, william
MolOney, William c. Trapbagen, Alexander Thain, VIII
liam II. Mccarthy, Charles Wilde, Andrew j. White,
Henry ID. PurrOy, L. T. Wool Anthony Hartman, Henry
b. Todd, John W. Flahety, Daniel O'Reilly Thomas
Foley Jefferson j. NJ Levy, Augustus L. DOchartyJOnn
Kennedy, James d. Fish, JOaeph Stiner, Fire Commits
sloners King and German, Thomas Dunlap, General
Varian, Thomas f. Grady and Memo DefeDdOff.
The fourteen sleepng-carB were named as follows; {;
Girard, schenectady, Rochester. Quincy, Madison,
Paladine, Auburn, Medina, Orskany, Hudson, Canaan
daigua, Riverside, Manhattan and Amsterdam, On the
car Quincy large white cotton poster, which
were the words, in black letters, "Tammany Hall
Special" The car ClnandGgua was given up TO the
Brooklyn independent Democrats Two ordinary cars
were at the end of the train, and filed With pOti
cal shOuers."
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