New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

,,o,;r, trpe "Wait till the clouds roll by" Inc
C,urtv ncmocracy occupied the chairs IN iroht q
tbe narouette and Kings County those on inc S",'
The jefferson Club cheered its chei' huoe'' ~
Thompson. when he appeared ana "So
Edward Cooper and others. The famllN races
of William C. Kingsley. John Fox Thomas D. OIoa-
,ner Delos De Wolf. Jarvis Lord, stephen l. hno'
Michael Norton, Isaiah Rynders ana others' WHO
wore promincnt in Democratic conventions when
"poss y Tweed was in power, could be seen scat
tsred about the hall During the roll call the names
of Samuel J. Tilden, jr., son of Henry III
DON. Thomas Kinsea, Edward Cooper lIu-
bert O. Thompson and others were cheeren'
When New-York County was cahe"'
Henry Sherlock. a County Democracy deieS"'1
from the XVIIth Assembly District was ih'S''"
from his place by his associates and when ms ha'no
was called James O'Brien presented hnlSel' %
substitute, having paper from MT oheIlocN ~
that effect This caused some aStohlShiuoh. ia ''0
ranks of the Comfy Democracy Luxe NoAI""
md John Foley, Of New-lork, app'aieu - u'i'-
gatcs lin the interest Of Flower from Saratoga
CT, Substitutes we're presented for William
- Wbitncv and John r. Fellows The former went
homo last night. said to be disguised with the Tam
many Il yor IF the County delegates, Dut
soma of his associates say that he did not want 10
mt himself on record a. either for or against
Tammany Mr. Fellows detained at nome ny
ict-Attorney McKeon. and his loss was deeply
felt hv the County Democracy. As soon as inc l'l-
call was finished the circus began. dozen "eie-
gates were on their feet endeavorng TO OBTAIN
recognition from the Chair. Evidently by pfecou
certed arrangement Senator Jacobs was Iecosni"'"
Though :. w. McCollun, Of Niagara, was very Per
sisent and noisy.
Wb,n Mr.. Jacobs moved that the delegates from
each Con ressonal district choose amember to serve
4
nnsucd Ia the discussion which followed Senator
Jacol,s said 4 believe the County Democracy
are the regular delegates, but there are 4p,ooo
votes in the City of New-Yorlk which must DC Sc
onred and don't believe in this talk OF regularity"
oToke in traitors - asked "a delegate. " Iako N
ANYBODY So long as can win,' he answered..
Harmony. harmony, harmony" went up III
Shout and tor some inmates there was CONFUSION
nfcb.,... .~oans and Misses. Nh Jacobs voice was
FINALLY t.!,d again. lie said: "1haye offered a
simple scsolution here and l ask that each Con-
pres,ioa district be given the privilege Of naming
its man for the Committee on Contested
Seats II gives power TO those who 1T in the con-
ventiou 70 act for themselves. | do not speak Tor
nv county but | think echo their sentiments, ana
If we can do anything to get those 10000 votes IN
New-Yo.l1 we are doing grand and GOOD 'hlng'
fChee.- and hisscs.l As understand ii, there are
no differences between us. This is simply per
s"nal hgh. ., g.,
You must have forgotten The LEGISLATURE 'alo
some one
al think fhat the flir. y-six DELEGATES from
- IN t or6 toll,
Kings" ne cohlhueu' VIII ~ an" '"i-
os viii Oh this question. We have
[borce to-day 70 do something / have no
sy,npathy for Tammany Hail. hut 1t IS faction
OF some strength and We must recognize it,
A. o,I,r.,,. .toton,nrt thar Le mi Edward Cooper
MI 80 vi -, - + Till. 60 Ia
III INC heid LOT 'i"9 o. "'i' "'' ~ ~
responsble for him, as Ee was man Of no sense,
o~t...od GREAT INDIGNATION IN the ranks of the
-. p, .~,o,- o,d the ,.,,,orl, was Missed
SoU'' - D. T., os .I, frs ,,,o,,
to leave IalAany Wh,n o'E'H - '','i anu -
der was received Win lI'i"liRV" "'' "le "n'