New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-08
THE DEMOCRATIC CANVASS.
r,1DEy TICKET IN THE FIELD.

op EDWARD COOPER FOR GONElsNoh'
rrroM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT oFTHE TRIBUNE,
sYRAcUsE,N.Y., Sept. Now that iamih",'! li'i
hos decided 70 seni delegation to tho State Con-
-, 90 ho hold hare ON the DIST instant. there
;s q prospecr of what Demo Gratis call IlNeiy 'nc
Already recommendations have been engaged nj the
ho,.ls for several hundred persons from Newly YORK.
Tammonv will come rs OF old in special tram.
with a brass band and all the paTapherhalla LOT
which il is noted Word has been received here 10
engage accommodations for about 800 Iamnanl
representatives AS New-YOrk County is entitled
10 only seycnty-two delegates In all, Iammahy mas
made her usual generous allow ance for rs sho"'
ersn who generally DO the wgwam organization
more harm than good. Irving Hall is also u oo"i0
with full deegl alton and has engageu accoi''o
dations for about 100 persons, when Is CT, fanny "
fair allowance OF shoutcrs" for small oiR"H
COTTON The Apti-Kelly Tammany Hall Democracy
,:oI :; "a. HIGH sounding name under which
,s bave been engaged for the Purr0y-N MIC
combination is TO be represented by full dele-
o,tio, Though il Ifay be difficult for the leaders
70 find enough respectable Democrats To act rs
delegates TO make the required number unless
free draft is made upon the Fire department ana the
Police Courts in which Fire Commissioner furroy
aud Justice White supposed to have some IN
Guence though that influence Is undoubtedly
small because these leaders obtained their COM
missions through Mr.. Kelly's influence and under
the guise OF being Tammany Hall Democrats
The County Democracy, In which are the prlh-
coal Office holders and contractors under the mnic-
inal government in New York, and also such wealthy
men AZ Edward Cooper, Abrdhm 5. Hewitt Will
lam c Whitney, Mayor Grace, Michael Norton
Robert b. Roosevelt and ex-senator Dreamer OF
Tweed notoricty will be represented by iull dele
cation. and also, according to the estimate
sent here by about $50 "shouters sO-caIied
because blowing" about the strength of their
respective organizations seems to be the only pur-
pose for which outsiders are brought to state
Conventions Then the Flower-O Brien-Nolan
combination has engaged headquarters and accom-
,,odatIons for "A considerable number of persons
who are expected. to the political phraseoloSy
of the day. to continue to work the FIower
hoom for all it it IS worth. and apparently
IL is worth a good deal TO Mr.. OBricn ana
some other persons not unknown IN Wall-st. There
are still tie German Democratic organizations III
New-Yor 10 be heard from, but up TO date the
estimates sent here for which accommodatiohH-are
wanted make up representation from NeW-loih
city of over 700 persons, not including the flower
workers mentioned, who will come largely rom
Albany and Jefferson County.
There VIII be at least 2SS delegates from New
York clamoring to be admitted to the conventon'
while seventy-two votes are all that the ciey Dem
wears experience of the Tllden policy in New-loik
city and the outlay OF large sums of money by the
Tilnen IeadeIs-mostly that of the taxpayers, how
cYeT,-iD irving build mp an oreani@ation in OPP
position 10 Tanmany and thus to unite the party
s;eI 70 20 ~ =
Yl2en wing IN q considerable nNON9' 1NH NON-
clusion naturally drawn lTOm lheSc promises would
De that the state Convention. seeing tie iolly OF its
Dast r0nI9G in r6CIudiRg Tammany trom participant
iag IL (ls sOY& wOGiG aGmit tlat ofgnaG1tr00 |@''
wear and thus undo the mistake of SO. made at
the last Democratic State Convention he'd III thiS
city when Tammany driven out by the NOM
inatiOn OF LUci1s Robinson for Governor. How
ever. " the deductions nOGght though I OF " from
premises erroneous brought" If the men I'D con-
trol of the last three Democratic State Conventions
are any euide 10 the action OF the one soon to be
held here. the Tammany delegation will not be adj
United nor will any recognition be gwen TO Irving
Hall. the Purroy- White combination or any OF the
other democratic factions that hang ar onnd loose
IN tbe city seeking what Offices they may deyour.
This statement 1t must he admitted, IS not III
accord with the general sentiment OF Democrats
outside of New-YOik City, as expressed TO
TIE IRBuNg correspondent and recorded IN letters
already published but the sentiment of the masses
Of the party has nothing to do with the control Of
the convention. If Daniel Manning, OF Albany,
Hubert o. Thompson, of New-lork, Hugh
- McLaughlin of Brooklyn, David i. Hill, OF Eimla.
Henry j. MowIey, of Syracuse, Mayor Murphy. Of
Troy. and one or two others are advised by Samuel
JTilden not to admit Tammany,lt will not be done,
10 matter what the masses may say OF think. Such
advice has been given. There was reseIv walton,
however That was to the effect that il might
perhaps be well to admit lammany in part and
then nominate Lucus Robinson for Governor.
That would be what Mr.. Tilden calls retributi,e
Justice. Tammany went out IN 1879 because 1t
refused to support Mr. Robinson as a candidate FOR
Gov eTnor and now if it is allowed to return and
take part his nomination that will be an adins-
sion that Mr.. Kelly was wrong and Mr. Illden was
right. Mr.. Robinson III Albany one day this
week in consultation with Daniel Manning. ard
lie said afterward that his health was splendid,
and that he felt better III his hie AT any
rate Mr. Robinson's name may be placed on the list
Of candidates for Governor, with Il strong proba-
bty of his nomination, regardless of the qu eston
Of Tammany's admission to the convention.
MI Manning and the other lilden leaders believe
that Tanmany will support the nominees OF the
convention whether not any of its delegates are
admitted They assert, which is true enough, that
the feeling IN favor of Tammanys admission is
merely based wholly upon the question of expedi-
ency Tammany is not liked. Its course in the
Legislature, they assert, is reprObdted by nearly
all the country Democrats, ana ltS Autobiography
cloak il regarded absurdity IN the light OF the
record of Messrs Grady TreanOr. Sheehy and 9th er
of its representatives. The sole question is whether
OF not tue party has any chance OF success without
the vote of Tamnauy and whether that vote can
be had without the admission of its delegates. The
JIlden leaders assert their belief that Iammany,
winch has already cast aside its Autobiography
cloak. will support the nominees of the convention
whether OF not it is admitted, otherwise 1t must
90 outside of the party
mir Kelly cannot again take 1ammaDy outside