The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-22
New York Democratic Convention.


Prevented.
New York democratic Convention.
SYRACUSE, y. Y, September 21.-Thc
Tammany-lIall men have just held meet
/ ing, az which il was decided TO send a COM
mttee before the Committee on Contested
Cases to ask for a representation in the
Convention on the basis OF division OF
the delegates among the three wings OF the
party. The committee appointed 10 pre-
sem their case consists OF Edward kcarney,
f. B. Spinola, Alderman Saucr, sydney p.
Nichols. Senators Grady and TrcanOr. T..
{. Wood, II. j. Gumblcton, John G.. Boyd.
and George l.. Ingraham.
The IrvinS-IIal delegation took similar
action, and appointed a committee OF
twelve, including cX-Judse George VI.
Curtis, {. W. Brooke, ex-senator Luke
Cozen>. and W. b. Cochran.
The state Convention was called TO order
ut 1915 O'Clock by Daniel Manning, chair
man OF the state Committee, who presented
the name OF Rufus w. Pcckham for tenn
polary chairman in behalf OF the state
Committee. The Convention ratified the
choice Of the committee without dissent.
On being presented to the Convention.
1 ~ Niieili " rif'AfN " WIN At'ti
plause, and on taking the chair thanked
the Convention for the honor conferred
upon him. He said:
"What is said by me will not be Of much
importance. What j. done by the COnyen-
ton will be OF the greatest importance.
Three years ago the Republican party
nominated for Governor \. i. Cornell.
The Democratic party named Lucius i,0-
bns0n, doing what II thought WiSe,t and
best for the party, but owing TO an unfor-
tmatc division Our candidate was de-
icated. Cornell is said by many Republic
can, to have conducted a wise admnisira-
ton, but the Republican party has set
aside Governor Cornell, and az the dicta-
ton OF the Federal Administration las
nominated Charles J. F0lgcr. lie ha~
not been nominated on account OF
his personal power, but because he is the
representative OF Federal power ana Fcdc-
raj patronage. Within one year from the
death Of Garfield we find that the Federal
Administration i. forcing a candidate dpon
the Republican party Of this Sta'c. This is
the Democratic opportunity. We want -
nominate 4 man here who will draw, in adj
dtI0n TO the Democratic vote. the vote OF
. the lIalf-BTccd or Independent voters oil
the state. [Applausc.l Never In, thc
Republican party welded ciyll--Cryicc
power more hascly than since &. y.
Arthur became President by tie bullet OF
an assassin. We arragn the Republican
party for is Sub>cryiMcy 10 the money
power q the country. At the dictation q
JAY Gould-that arch-cOn~pira'or OF Wall
,trcet-wilh surplus OF millions in the
national treasury. we find that the Rcpub-
licm party ms refused 10 90 anything TO
relieve the taxpayer, OF the country
Daniel :. Lamont was made temporary
secretary. The credentials OF the three
contc>tinc delegation, from New York
city. and "A protest from the TammanY dele
eaiion in addition, were referred II the
Crcdcn,iul, Committee when appointed.
\ resolution wa, adopted that the Gre
dcnlials Committee should be composed OF
one member from each congressional dl--
;rct, to be appointed by the Chair on thc
nomination Of the delegations from such
districts.
The following resolution wa, adopted:
Whereas we recognize with regret the
existence OF serious differences among the
Democracy OF the county 81 New \ ON
and whereas these differences relate merely
10 party organization. and not 20 questions
Of principle: therefore, believing that the
common desire for the triumph OF Demo
cratic principle, in the state and nation
( animatcs the entire party in said county.
RlSohed. That thi, Convention respect
fully and earnestly appeals To each ana
every one Of the various Democratic or
carnations from the city and county OF
New York claiming representation here To
appoint committees empowered 20 confer
Win each other with The view 20 agree
ment upon the delegations from the va
rious Assembly districts oi said county
10 be- presented without contest.
H,soirod. That the foregoing be refer
red To the Committee on Contested Dc''S'
tion> with instructions 10 submit he same
Aitcr the appointment Of committees on
credentials. permanent organization, ano
resolutions. in accordance with ihc Ic-o'u
ton first quoted, the Convention took q re-
cr,, until tomorrow.