New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-10
with the probability of being reegatcd to back seat in

the councils Of the party.
The Tsmmany train will consist Of twenty-five wagner
drawing room cars, drawn by two locomotive engines
The engines and the interior Of the cars Will De manu-
somely and elaborately decorated Each Assembly, n'
trct delegation and other Tammany adherents OF tha
district will he under the direct charge OF their own
leaders, the entire gathering being under inc
command Of Charity Commissioner Thomas b.
Brennan. He has held this position on ike occa
sons for several years. and is admirably quaned ior
handling large body Of men. The officials OF the Ne"
York Central and Hudson River Railroad stipulated that
not less than 800 passengers should go on the epeca
train Up last evening 45O tickets had been disposed
of by Alderman sauer chairman Of the Committee Oh
Arrangements The expense OF the trip to Albany OH Iho
part Of Tammany Hall, including the special ra' no''
accommodations the pay Of the members OF the oou'
The train engaged by the Ncw-York County Democracy
will be fully as large as that OF Tammany ha. tions ~
have been made by several of the Assembly District As
sociations to make good showing Some OF uhe cars win
less Of characterization This train win leave hour
after that bearing the Tammany contingeRtIat r. H.
A considerable number OF the adherents OF the NeM-
York County Democracy started for Albany last even
ing at p m from the Grand Central Depot togetned d
with several members OF the Brooklyn deieGauo., & s
sprinkng of Democratic politicians who are not dele
gates but who nevertheless want to pe early Oh n ne
ground Among the representatives OF me Gouny Ia Ia
mocracy exMayor Cooper, Senators Hogan am. ana
seebacher, County Clerk VIM. A. Butler Thomas los
Mitchell Assembly yman Andrews, John Tracey, Colonel
John R. Fellows Richard j. MORRISON, e3iAueFan Gnoi
mittee Of One Hundred, Besides these tnere
T Senator IS4 & 1eS cRe Luxe
Edgar NJ Cullen, and some newspaper men from tns ns
city and Brooklyn. Two extra drawingroOm cars hau
been attached to the for the oil the NewYork
County Democracy representatives. ,
The political situation has been fully discussed ana al
without exception the opinion expressed was that
neither Tammany lIali nor Irving Hal would DC "o
"Wil TaInmany Hall be given any show In
the Convention r. asked of Mr. Cosgan as he stoOo
in the main doorway of the Grand Central Depot st
night. a.. ~ .,,,
tee Credentials, and win then be invited TO take lts
train homeward" he replied with laugh as he turned
to greet exMayor Cooper who had just then driven up
senator seebac6er said There is no doubt whatever
that delegation sent by the Newlork County De
Convention Neither OF the Others has any clam winch
should be recognized for an instant" -,
Excise Commissioner Mitchell remarked quietly: 81
have not any reason TO change my opinion given
the other day. Tammany Hall and Irving Hall have no
Irving Hall organization is on paper mostly anC VIII
not be heard Of after the election. Its clam TO be inc
Convention is a piece OF etrOntery which Is simply
amusing view OF the fact that the various Assembly
organization by vote of their members joined the New
York County Democracy and took part IN its prnarie
There Will be no considerable contest. The right
OF the wYork County Democracy delegation TO seats
and will be made so clear that no long argument
Will be needed TO confirm it,"
How does the Brooklyn delegation stand with refer
To the admission OF Tammany Han or allowing III
cObs asked.
1t has not yet discussed the matter" he replied
"The point will undoubtedly come up IN caucus, ana
will be settled Until that time il would be mauilesty
unfair TO say anything concerning It's probable
action"
Another prominent Brooklyn politician was not so
reticent, however. "There not more than two or
three Of the entire delegation who favor Tammany
Hail." he said. THE great majority will oppose giving
II any show"
Kings County will present 10 the Convention
the name of ex-CoDgressman James W. Co
vert for AttOrney-General. Several Of the Brook
lyn delegation yesterday expressed Themselves as
strongly ayOring his nomination. Senator Jacobs de-
carcd that for William III. Catlin for state Treas
The Tammany Committee OF Ten, appointed to visit
the various country delegations and lay before them the
claims of TaDmany Hall 10 recognition by the state
Convention, Will begin work soon as the members
reach Albany One of them, John W. Browning, OF the
IXh District together with Fire Commissioner German
and Alderman Sauer went TO Albany on saturday even
ing.
Notwithstanding that the current IL setting strongly
against them the Tammany adhercnts profess not 10 Ne
cce that affairs bad they look Mr. Kelly and
his followers purpose TO make hard fight as can he
made under the circumstances and not until the Con
VentiOn has recorded adverse verdict Will their ell
forts for recognition cease.