The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-27
Platform and Nominations
New York Democrats.

SYRACUSE, Sept. 22.-Thc Tammany
delegates filed into the hall and were
received with cheers and few
Kisses. The convention was called t.
order and the chairman of the COM
mittee On contested seats reported
that the committee recognized the
cuunty Dem ,cracy rs The regular del
es::tivn from New York City. bat
with i view 10 the success
If the party at the POLLS and
10: the purpose of securing e:,;lre
harmony, the: recommended that the
New York represent alton bc div;d Il
US follows: The county Democracy,
- members. Tammany II; Irving
Hall, III. The report WAS unanimous
/; a:iopte,: amidst vnc:tkrous ap-
pls,ua... The Committee OH perinaii-
ent organization ra,:o ted fo:
Permanent Chairman, Lester
!; B. Faulkner. Af.ei al address from
President Faulkner, General Prior
presented the platform which arfai.i.s
the Republican majority in Congress
for falling 10 reduce taxation. ami fa-
vcrs such Il tariff IL: shall les. serve
tn" interests Of ali classes. 1t CON-
deans the river and :'arlmr bill, :!e-
c:arcs that in nominating the Ss:.rs-
t.:ry of the Treasury for GsNer.or We
See the alarming power of govern
ment control ut elections. /. holds
tire Republican Administration re-
s;nnsib!e for unrei.res::d wlO':gs
upon our foreign born citizens.
charges that the Republican Parry III
the State refused to rencEiia:e its
Gov ernor :laci;;se he :'are,: 10 Use his
veto i,,wer against the demands of ;,
dangerous n,oneyeu element jc the
State. |. fa;crs local scif-ayvcrn:ucnt
in cities, f:iyUIs the passage Of gen.
sral laws providing for security
against fra,lis Il: elections. lie, i:ir, :,
that nono'olics and corporations
should lie held su:,je:: 10 tho laws cf
States. and corrOr;l;: pr3per.; should
pay Il fair proportion ri tie pu;lic bur-
deH; supports Il constitutional! a!el'd-
men: in favor Ut tree canals: rea!!i;lIs
tic ,,olicy Of :he Democracy; that labor
be- Should be held free, co:l,!emns coz
Wet labor. declares that labor slla!.
have the same right as capital to con,-
b;:,e for It's own projections: declares
that tin. government OF State ard n:l-
ton should I've restored IT, the condi-
ton it WAS il: during the primitive
day; Of tlla re;,ubiC.
Join Kelly III 4 speech moved that
! The platform oe referred back 10 The
| :u..:mittce for the insertion IT Il
l.ia!.k c,,n,.c.un!ng the e:crnlu,ls
.:a:i:s oi pu''iic i:,,i:!s 10 private cor
:: i,ora!icnsS adopted.
; tbs list ci delegates Us agreed :,l'on
! ;rcm New York cit.. was :.ds.el to
: the roll.
FIRST Lalio:: *l,cuM 9S. Cleveland
fa;, FluweI ~. Nelson -. Corning :'1,
Be;:uuat IL. Campbell II, HutcEins
IL. Total Isl: necessary 10 Il choice.
lG:;. Oh tie i.aN: \o:. TaiInlany di-
vidcd as follows: S.ocu,ii, Flower,
=; ari Cor.,tng. i euc!,; Cle:e:aii.l ..
! :;.!chin: l. John Kelly voted foI
! Corning.
last ballot C!::v!l.,i 2l;. :,I~'i,,.
i,:;, Flower Is r,:t;:! vUe Ss2. The
| c:,air anD .uive;: amid the greatest
enthus;: ~ :':at the nominee OF the
convention iur GUv orilUr, W:,S Gro, or
Cleveland. The ban.! played and the
delegates c;,"c:.s.. Tie noliinat,"i,
Was n::.ic unanimous. The tunvt:;-
ys.n:iou a,jcurhe.l ~ S!EaSc:pe;l:.
, hall.
T;,a ticket WI: .:Ei.."te.i rs fol
lows: I.irute,i.u: Governor. Dar:t:
/; u. Hill, Mayor of E!:air:,: Congress
n,In ut large. IL. ileary ". Sls.'iM:
.iu,::. uf ::.c Cc,sri III Appeals. VIA.
| L. l;u ger.