New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-15

"i 1890 Gr.dv moved that the convention send
greeting to the Ohio Democracy, ana picnge ',,i
equal success in NewYork nj the coming
| This was carried, and the convention a'pouino"'
THE COUNTY DEMOCRATS SATISFIED
| CONSIDERABLE OPPOSITION MANIFEsTED-THE MA
CHINE PROGRAMME CARRIED TIRoUGH-'iA
oTIIY suENs PROTEST DIsREGARDED.
Tho County Convention of the County Dcmoc-
| racy reass embed last night at the Cooper Ohioh'
There was full attendance of the 200 delegates
The work of the Conference Committees was ap-
| proved but not without opposition. Inc same pc
culiar exhibition was witnessed as on thursday
night, of sentiments receiving the applause Oh q
large proportion of the convention and then oDlaih-
ing scarcely a vote in their favor h. Eliery hhder-
son. the chairman. called the meeting to order
nearly an hour after the time to which adonfninoht
was taken. The Con ference Committee being called
Oh to report. Police Justice Power the Chairman OF
the committee, presented the following report
which was read by Dr. Dowlin the secretary OF tie
convention:
The Conference Committee pursuant to the nstruc-
tons given by the convention, have met win me similar
committees from other organizations anu lave pro-
seeded in tbe work OF uniting upon common ticket, 10
far as 10 agree present TO ther respective
as tie nominee for Mayor gentleman Gi
such high character and reputation u
tins city as 70 make r,. MN D,tt e fiTlher
report that there every prospect that union whlch
viii be entirely satisfactory this convention upon he
candidates 10 DC placed upon the Ticket VIZ DC
agreed with the other Conference committees " @
mend to Their respective conventions tat an 0oEr
meu until Tuesday next al O'CLOCK sha ne hau C0n-
gatulatng the convention upon the progress mus lar
made the interest of union, we respectlH ASH 10 oo
| continued and recommend that this convention When
IL sdiourns adjourn meet mere on next tuesday aIer-
| noon at O'clock
Mr.. Power moved the adoption of the report and
| Chairman Anderson without paying any attention
TO Timothy Shea John A. Beall. and several other
delegates who were on their feet proceeded TO put
! the question, amid great confusion and cries OF
| question" ." sit down." eve don't want TO hear
YOU" But many delegates protested and the chair-
man finally admitted that MIR. shea had attracted
his attention before the vote was had, ana he was
| allowed to speak lie was earnest IL his remarks
as on Thursday night, and many of his sentences
were heartily applaudod. He said in part
| When we adjourned a former meeting OF this con.
yeption II was with distinct and positive understand
ing tint ticket should be in tbs field saturday night
With this understanding the adjournment was agreed To-
| vdaay. the motion would have been carried
objected then 10 this policy Wnat Is lulS ePOrt a.u
agreed on the nomination for Mayorf They have not
disclosed what IS The nalne OF thls caiaIate IL 1
convention IS entitled to cODAdence5 not 1ar ttt
we have the name iCIies OF Yes yes. Nhht - inc
moaning of this ! What stands behind this secrecy
| Mr. Shea was here interrupted by Police Justice
| Power, who said
name of inc gentleman selected is Franklin Edison Ho
ha, been prominent meolbor aud several times presi-
OF the District Committee OF this organization from the
XXIVth Assembly District and Is so still fhe frst con-
ycnon that led the appointment or the committee
from which this organization splanG was presided over
By Franklin Edison.
The mention Of the name Of tho candidate was
received with loud applause. but there was also
steady Kissing by many of the delegates that was
kept up after the applause subsidized and continued
White three cheers were being given for the nOnl-
nee. Dir. Shea then continued:
We have now something tangible before MS. But If
not have done more Mr.. Chairman the action Of tis
committee has been in good faith, for IL the
scented tonight what ais these people here that they
cannot take ts matter into their own hanas and com
iPesdersf Let the roll OF individual dee
gates DO called. why are you trammoiied By district
principle OF Tamnany Hall II You are 10 be
governed In This way, why should you NOT nave re
lied with the promise that IL should be Tree and
allowed TO vote for the whole district Vote down
tbs proposition to adjourn. hope those who are
con siderea the leaders will take their hauds If tie
throats Of those whom they have under their DONNA
ton. Arc you Democrats II you are, complete the
ticket now.
The speaker was interrupted toward the close of
bis remarks by delegate who rose very so.cnny
10 suggest a point OF order" that IN" gentleman
was discussing Question now o"ioIe me nVell1
ton" his remark was gTEctcd with applause and
laughter. MUNN Oh MI OHcd = lIhpdo9iOlI'u Stl-
fences were heartily applaUled. 7. Z. H. Ecclesine
rose 10 answer the question why the COM
mittee had not completed the ticket. lie
SAID it was because the committee had demanded
that the office OF County Clerk should be gwen to
rbe County Democracy. tie sure that candl-
dates would he named who could be voted Tor win
honor James Oliver and Peter Il. Oney favored the
acceptance of the report The latter had promised
AT the me ting Thursday night that the ticket
should be completed AT the Adjourned meeiing lie
| said that he could only acknowledge that he had
| failed, but hoped lew moro days would suffice
hlr :onea again rose, but Tor several minutes was
| compelled 10 stand without word he said being
heard. There cries of ques ION" sit down."
and let Vote,' while many del gates appiauden.
The chairman finally brought the convention 10
| order and Mr.. Shea SAID
What man here desires njure the state ticketf II
Is only by the DEGRADATION OF THIS alliance tina, II BE-
injured NOW, too, when We nave the grande't nominee
since Samu j. TldeH! This committee says u demands
the County GEEK .Or this organization Why does not
tAis convention the County Cicrxf Don let This
Organization be robbed OF the County Clerk Nominate
Tor the Ofice nov, ana you ara sure you've got H.
Two or three other delegates made short speeches
in the midst Of great CONFUSION, and Then on the
motion OF AlIchacl Norton the previous question
was ordered, though john A. Bcan, who
was opposed to the report ha sew
eral times called the attention OF the
chairman. The Assembly districts then
ca led aud the leaders announced the votes Tor ANA
agalnst the adoption OF the report Seventeen votes
were recorded against il and l104 in It's favor. The
convention then adjourned, TO reasonable on Tues
day afternoon.
A SKETCH or MIR. EDISON.
Franklin Edison was born in Chester County,
VT, in 1892 and has just passed his lftieth year