New-York tribune., 1881-09-08

nothing which would have u tendency to create a dis
turbance. The list of the Committee substitutes
was read by the Secretary, Daniel s. Lamont. TLe
Committee is composed of the following members:
District.
i. George Becntel, stapicton
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The names of John Kelly, Augustus schen. Edward
Kearney, Erestus Corning and william Purcell were
read. The following appeared as substitutes:
John C. Jacobs, for william a. Fowler.
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M {. Murphy Tor Jolu Fox.
SYMPATHY FOR THE PRESIDENT.
william E. Smith offered the following resolution
which unanimously adopted:
Resoired That the members OF the Democratic State
Committee AT their first meeting since the attack upon
the President OF the United States take occasion to
deed and to express their heartfelt sympathy with the
dire ainotio hope that the abors Of
love and science for the restoration OF the Chief Mals
honal functions of his Office may be crowned with
complete success
nIlo
CELL which was also adopted follows
Rcsored That the peoples right he represented In
Ehrenve W. ON e OF the United States by the Chief
epnSc snt o" the peope IN
iIlc,, as in 1876 by conspiracy OF force and fra@
",9s amUHg the the ocen9ders Of party IN power aiming
ASSASSIN. whatever his motive that peril should awaken
pahy Of frermen with the victim of such atrocy but
also that political vigilance which ia the price OF main
taiIlng the safeguards OF civil liberty.
DEATH MR. sTARBUCK
minute was next offered by Daniel Manning in ref
the death OF James +. starbuck member OF
the committee who was spoken OF ao.ind adviscr
independent yet firm adherent the principles OF
Democracy and an ardent, purc-mnded and able cit.
zen and patriot" The minute was adopted Mr. Man.
ming then moved that Dennis OBren chosen to all
the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. starbuck This
was seconded by William Purcell ana was carried The
action OF Mr. Purcell In tins instance was deemed sin
cant, as Mr. O'Bren ia strong supporter of Samuel j.
Tlden and Mr. Purcell has been most earnest
opponents and "A strong friend OF John Kelly
THE CONVENTION TO BE HELD All ALBANY
The Following resolution was offered by Corporation
Counsel Whitney and adopted without debate:
ReSOtped That the Democratic electors OF tho State ~
New-iork are requested To choose delegates from
each Assembly District to State Convention he held
at Albany, on Tuesday, the llth day of October M
O'Clock M Tor the purpose of nominating candidates
or the state onices the terms OF which
present year ~ ~
Then followed the usual resolution providing for the
meeting of the State Committee at the Dclayan Uousc
on October TO- ut m. and the committee adjourned
Most OF the country members OF the committee were
retcent when questioned relative to the probability n,
| the Convention admitting the Tammany delegation
Many OF them declared that the feeling In
the country was still bitter apainst
Mr Kelly for his action in opposing the ticket two
years ago Nevertheless, there Ia general feeling that
the party is to win this fall IL will harmonV nd
| union in the ranks. If Tammany with ito fo nnh
votes is tn be thrown out" said one member we Wov
as well give up all idea OF carrying the this ,
put represents great orcv in the politics this State
He has proven that his organization will stand bv h,
am III favor OF letting Taminany and the New -Yors
county democracy delegates come into the Con yennn
oheqla Terms Or course the the Con
Vehtoh III can do what IL pleases in the er and no
one can foretel exactly what this Will be- my opn,
| ION is that conservative course will be taken ~f
several Others expressed themselves more strong-
y in favor OF the admission OF part OF the
the rule which prevails with delegations from M n,I
parts of the State except those from NewYorn and
brooklyn, should be followed in their cases That ia
to take up each Assembly District degaon i'm it turn
and pass upon its claims To recognition without
10 Iammany and anti-Tammany. This would be- IN
with the Cassidy resolution adopted by the
Ihe question of candidates not discussed rnucb
Wiam Purcell IL candidate for Secretary of State 80
the delegations from the With and With Ju,cial
Districts. '"'