New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-27
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.


LETTER FROM MR.. TILDEN READ AT THE MET
ING YEsIERDAY-THE MEMBERS ELATED Al
THE PROSPECT OF SUCCESS.
The Democratic State Committee met yester-
day afternoon at the Park Avenue Hotel Henry D.
MoWry Of Syracuse: Thomas Brown, jr OF RocheSVer
and John Kelly, w. c. Whitney aud Mayor 1raoe'
NJ this CITY, we're the only members ab-
sent Mayor Grace, however, sent letter CON
tanning n contribution Of 81, 900 to the campaign
fund The resolution adopted In Tammany Hal ealing
for the expulsion of Mayor Grace from the committee
because OF his course in fayorng the Citizens ticket was
treated with contempt by the committee esPecmy III
view Of the fact that the Mayor had generously as
sisted in meeting the expenses OF the canvass John
Kelly is putting the ais OF boss too Soon' s'd
country member Of the committee % in asking us TO ex
pe men her because OF his action nloca nominations
when Mr. Kelly and Tammauy Hall have defeated ooth
our State AID National tickets"
The following letter from Mr.. Tndcn was read 10 lhe
committee by Secretary Lamont:
GREYsToxE, Oct. 90, 1882
MY DEAR SIR: have received your letter and IN
ticket nominated at Syracuse is suspicious OF reform
administration IN the executive government OF tne
State The large classes OF Independent voters no,
dnring nv as Governor, honortd Inc with
their supp IT. included many citizens VINO were tnen
others who Lad been before Classified as plrllhs
and large number who broke away from thtlr par y
tieS and gave their adhesion TO asystem OF pOllilo
ThrG rosed to purify adminstratln aId 10 elevate
the stordar of Official morality They we're numerous
power ia every successive contest Ihey can now much
elecfion TO all these classes well rs 10 all others
who are in general accord with Inc US to the principles
Commead the support Of Grover Cleveland and his asso-
ciate candidates. Very uuly yours, s. j. 1ILDEF'
To DANIEL MANNING esq
The memsers made reports from their various dis
tricts showing We condition Of the canvass Edward
Cooper. chairman Of the Executive Committee, pre-
scented the details of Of the voters in each
school district in the state outside Of New
York and Brooklyn as made under the
auspices OF the State Committee. The result
Indicated majority of 20 900 for the Democratic Stale
ticket outside Of New-York and Kings County. The re-
norris ALI agreed In stating that Mr. HIPS majority for
Lieutenant ogernor and General 5locnms majority for
Congressman-atLa would DO from 10000 to 10000
greater tau those of the other candidates ON the ticket
owing to ihe uDpOpularty OF b. Piat Carpenter and
Howard Carroll, the candidates on the Republican ma
chine ticket fer those two Offices
The re- ortg from the State Committeeman were 10 the
effect that the Democrats would gain two neln
beers OF Congress and would control Assembly David
b. Hill the candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Rufus
W. PeckbaIn, OF Albany Joseph Lewis, W. W. Wright, OF
Geneva and many other Democrats from the interior OF
The state We're present the comIniteeToOms. WHAT
ever may have ther private thOUgts, there could
be qu ston that oHtwardy all present were IN te
happest al mind and appiuen'y hhd no doht OF
securing a big majority for their State ticket
OF course said OF the members Of The Executive
COMMITTED we cannot claim the sole credt for vie
PrcsGent OF the United and lis friends in Con
gres AID particularly pr. slnyths STATE COMMITTEE
ance" Turning to 20 away. the committeeman ADDED
with laugh: al almost forgot to say lnat we snail give
a small auount OF credit the Presidents ward, How
Vile the state Committee in session all the
Candidates the county ticket with the exception OF
sir Edson. held "a council ia djOining room. The
gelrrL opinion expressed that the action OF inc
oBien for County Clerk had improved the prospects
Of the Democratic city ticket.