New-York tribune., 1881-10-13

ANTI-TAMNANY MEN. IN GREAT GLEE.
TIE SPECIAL. TRAIN OF TIE COUNTY DEMOCRACY
IArE-GREAT REJOICING OyFR TAAIMBNYs DE-
FEAT.
The special train bringing back the New
York County delegation reached the Grand Central De-
rot exactly at midnight. The first ear con-
tanned part of the KINGS County dele
lin and others OF note TGc Jefferson Club preceded by
MEYERS Band marched out of the station, followed by
the delegates ana others. Tire Kings County delegates
formed la line aud gave the procession three cheers
"a. it passed. Outside Of the depot had gathered
the members OF the Jefferson Club who did not 10 to Al
bany and members Of the ANlIltn Assembly District
Democratic Association Many % them carried torches.
They received the returning delegation with discharge
Of fireworks aDd rounds ~ cheers The march then
taken ny for the club house
County Clerk william A. Butler enthusiastic over
the results Of the ConyenoA. lie said: "Ihe ticket
is splendid All members Of the party
will vote for for i;. The Tammany and Irving
Hall men were all good-humored, aud they vii
suppor the State ticket The only contest will be on
loca candidates"
Excise Commissioner Mitchell expressed himself as
well pleased with the work accomplished and the ticket
nominated He thought all would be harmony IN the
PARTY and that the ticket would bo voted for by every
Democrat
Ex-Coutroler Andrew H. Green said to a TRIBUNE
reporter;
,The tickot is very satisfactory TO me, and never
returned from q convention well satisfied with Its
work"
Iobn f. Deyn looked tired when he remarked: " Yes,
eyerything passed D well. 1t very harmonious
convention. As TO Tammany We have made an end 10
FX Distrct-Attorney Lockwood, OF Bndao, who went
10 Albany candidate fer AuorncyGeneral, was on tue
train When asked why he did not allow his name to be
presented 10 the Convention he replied : -.
was tool enough t. allow my name TO go before
that Convention tn be slaughtered 81 STOOD no chance,
/ fnunu when got To Albany, as the machine lad pre-
nared its slate The tcAet nominated ID very good
one and the chances OF carrying the state Il about even
between the twQ parties lumuany mas some Ilends IN
Erie no may perhaps resent the treatment accorded TO
Kelly, but they are not many
d. Mercer OF Seneca who was one or the candidates
before the Convention for State Treasurer said: Tao
machine was too much for me to cope WITH AS to the
ticket, thlnk Is good one ana VII Dc eleote' s tne
stalwart Republicans are very btor, especially IN any
section. Mr.. Kelly has few Democratic friends IN
BOSS" McLaughliu OF Brooklyn, sali "rhe Con-
VeHtiOn was success. We dealt bow 70 DO!tefs ana
bossism which viii Lave good etect on the rarF
EX-MayOr Cooper was radiant WIN ivF, nut Dad not
much 10 SOY further than that IL was one o. The most
successful Democratic Conventions ever held III the
senator seebacher remarked, "The people have
| serted themselves and bOSslsm ~ dead"
Ex,CongressInan Muller laughed and exclaimed ::
| " GOod-by, John Kelly. Gone but not forgotten"
john r. Fellows looked a great deal hipper then he
did even when cOmmuu ling i Confederate miutdry
company. ave will march right on to victory now,
Hilbert o Thompson Commissioner OF Public Works,
falfly beamed with satisfaction as ne gaZcd upon the
rants of ais followers Every thng was satisfactory
admit the New-York County delegation There
never was any doubt from the start as
to the se,1d G9dS'Sn fSr tSo tSa s S places ataS Ss
official stamp of regularity on the New-N"rk county
Democracy The ticket placed in nomination n good
one aud will command the support OF AL Democrats
EN Al ieinAn TwoDey asserted az Lonp"s; lhe NOrk
OF tue convention WA 'Xceien IL was just what we
predicted The dispute 70 wnieh organization Is reg
i.iar is now settled Tor good"