New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-11

he XXIst District, said ave deserve recognl,loi,
gentlemen ana Democrats and abide BY the decision o,
the Convention. II we did not THINK tnaI we na I st
s sr01hnss. ior SOn"'1i0H We "'
Another delegate said that his name was not printed
he would state the IA foows We are gong 70 so
tie Convention with big brass band 10 maze ~ NV
noise we can frghten cam nossby do 90
know and most of the others know mat we VIII ho To
admitted We have to go up though, on P,ihrp1 we
state Committee is against us, and don't thS tha' VIC
have the slightest show" =, a. - ,,,..-., :,
Commissioner Brennan asked sse EN- inc me- be con
conndrum: II We didn't expect 10 gel mo me
yentIon what have got fourteen cars led with uee
gates fort know that we ought TO be admitted ah"i
Among the prominent Tammanyites the train in ad-
GumbletoD Michael j. Sigerson, Maurice +. H0lanah'
ex-Alderman Seery, Peter Masters and William r. hlIn'
ciaI train Among those in IL Thomas Mlld seth
C. Douglas Marx Langan, b. W. Ellison and Edward D.
While the crowd was gathering IN the waitingroom
the train was making up There were twelve pai acc
Waitin groom were OPEN CoInnissoner Brennan
and few of his satellites nailed 70 me ss 20 b %
were decorated with the notices, which were In Dlscs
with the american colors One OF the most con
spicuous notices was pasted on the right side
Of the the eF [aS travelled through the country
wond ne the ret thing to attract the attention Of the
S1Iletig, h. credited TO Thomas f. Grady one Of Mr
Key disciples, and is said to have been arrshgea 40
Riiss The motto was as follows: "Tamnany Hall is
now and has been opposed to making deals with the
r pSr tSs in order 10 control the
OF municipal, state or National LEGISLATION" MI
KS Of car The OOss State TINS Should Bs United Among
the other posters were the Following :, Inc on i
states must have honest Judiciary 30 that the laws
may be equably and fairly administered to All snEe
and opposed to tho establishment OF leul
system in the United states" and Tammany Han 1e
sres a united Democracy from the Atlantic TO Lake
Erie let fratricdal hand destroy the penoc'""'
About fifteen minutes before the train started the
doors we're opened and the delegates PasSeo ~ the
train aud played trumphal march as the ueiesa tS
took their places Commissioner Nlchos s'OOu nv t 30
door and gave tickets to anyone who wanted 10
20 on the train There no puolc bar 40 an! % .ho
each man carried his own ~ one h o. nv Marx
Ianigan The members of that faction were
contained GTanllas Band. At 11O5 the bell sounded
for the train 10 start, and although large portion ~ w
Tamm9ny delegation In place opposite inc uePo.
fine train begsr 10 move without them The delegates
thel began rushing IN from all quarters nv gn sPe,
and some OF them obliged perform athletic ieats
OF great merit IN order 10 reach the train Few VINO
missed t running up FourthaNe' III 1no H"Po
The Gresence nj Albany OF so many OF the leaders OF
the New-York County Democracy detracted good deal
hpoWn ~" men Were seen however Prominent among
these Dock Commissioner Nocrhls Ihrk Conhls,
James j. Mooney Judges Murray, Dnkei aud Kilbreth.
Coroner Hermann ex-senator CauldWeI, O0lInaslohei
of Jurors Caulled, Michael Norton aud Theodore a:
Hamilton About nitcen minutes before tho time Oh
starting the train-ll q m.-tne no! ,s,oo o'
II
and a moment afterward the JeaeTson Cup,
lei by President James Mccartney OF tho Department
of Public WORKS. and headed by Meyerss Band maze ts
appearance The club was 100 strong and made very
neat and creditabe showing. Tho members wore Nigh
ek hats dark fall rcoats aud dark trOusrA bhch
wore on the left breast badge, bearing the molto
"Countv Democracy; Thomas Jefferson Club NNiilth
Assembly District" Each man swung light bamboo
cane Two silk guidone bearing the same
inscription rs the badges were carried by coOrcd youths
twelve ears were arranged for the accommodation oil
the delegates OF tine County Democracy. They we're
Wtbout decoration OF any kind. few minutes before
IL o'elock the jefferson club marched into the tram
behind the band which had accompanied thein Ia
the dcpot. Tho musicians occupied one car
and when all tho delegates were seated II was
found that there one car too many Tue
train moved away at i've minutes past IL O'Clock
lust an hour after the TammanySran. some posters
were taken the ear just before II started but they
were not displayed. ,..
MANY OF the delegates asked about the prospects
of the Convention and they all replied IN genrra way
that there wOud be harmony there They said thai they
were the only delegates that would be ndntcd into the
Convention rom this city, they were the only repre-
sentAtyes OF tho Democratic party here They Also quo
ted the decision OF judge Batehfor giving their action
tho rizht To tho Supervisors IN the CongrerSionn
Districts where vacancies exist. Tho action o
the Convention wOud not De mGrrd by etfiie they td
a. all the sitting delegates harmonious and peace
able regard other factions which sent up dele
gates Taumauy Hall had been excluded before and hAa
no rtghtfl claim which 10 seek Ambulance. Ihey
we're sure that the boss would % ienOminousy de
feaed in his plans The Irving Hall crowd represents
no following and would certainly be- declared