New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-08

s snU Tammany in the face without q word OF
protest from any of its members, Inc same to com
mittee iwi make up the roll OF llie crnittnc
name the Temporary chairman AID the C0mml,'oe
on Credentials. The County Democracy uolrs"s %
and of course, all other delegates where .nolG h
contest. who favor the County Drmoclaoo, va" of the
admitted to the preliminary proceedings VI ~
convention. If there is any danger Oh d dSIego:
in favor of Iamnany, enough Gohtes'i'e evercomc
tons can be T Ear Instance, tho major
inv of the Democrats OF tnis 'guu4
favor the admission of Tammany, but' as III &C., &C.,
contestng Tlden delegates VIII Tniecatesu they
emf and though known as " paper uelesa'S1o -
will be admtie ed and the honest deesai' t ~ 20
In this way, and by means OF the W." made
dnntiols Iammany's admission can easily ne hliuc
,Unossihle II Is felt that Tammany, by her snap
n fhe Anti Monopoly Convention, has now 10 IT,
course but support The regular ticxe,, without
Tammany viii be like the play of Hamlet
with Ttn' hamlet left out. With only a
interested persons lelr 10 iaGe Part ~ and All
these individual, being brOken-down politicians Oh
men with oeOmaTgarlne or otner wares 10 alteL-
t,seA If will be an exceedingly tame conventions
John b. Haskin and similar lamnany poHuc,a1S
elected delegates through alleged Anu
Monopoly leagues, will control the conVeH-
ton From careful hunt throughout u1 SUI ~
moi a single leagIe' has been discovered III ihe
Central and Western part. IL mas Oeeh q. ciucu ~
make no domination, but 10 pass - ~ , on
proving of the course OF Governor COllleh III Sisn1
ing the Railroad Commission bi ana OtheI alieSVu
Anti-IonOpOly measures, ana theh 10 uGloeaD ~
the executive committee the power ~ man MN
nations If II thinks best alter the DINER oia'e Oon-
We o hal g ell hciU. MI.
Geo,rai ii. ". slocum of Brooklyn, was recently
in this city in consultation win W ilHaIh -
Ringer who will lOuDtedly bc the choICc
OF the Democratic Convention I"r Judge VI tno
Court of Appeals HE II BUNE CORE polluen, aS1
SAW General Siocum at iIemcns STATE CONVENTION
IN Rochester and also at two Grand AIlnS ehVdip-
meuts and met him at other points III the ol'tc
trying yalnly to WORK up boom i tpenT. 6c1e
thai he Will have the support OF the brookNh
delegation, in which event he htS peen
promised "A qualified support OF the OhoHua-a
delegation. since General Slocun resigned MS
command at NIcksDuTg ANA cdno nome heIc-C4 ,t
daga County being his brtiplace-tO acCePt 'no
Democratic nomination Tor Secretary Oh ou''o
ISGj for which office he was bauiy dcIeatcu ~
General f. g. Barlow, he has had nara Illiio VI H..
lie looked upon as renegade rom tur ~ I,ce
hcau ulriN and his home CT " NdIu anu OHlh PiI''
rnI'ad nm Inc nalorites against him. lie then re-
moved TO Brooklyn, where ne was electcd 10 Ooi,1
0res for Two terms, but hlS army reputation Is sun
SO much better than his political reputation t-dD
he traces upon the former altOgctno., anu boo'
about the State wIth General AcIguade, giving as
surances thaC ne can poll Zo,OOO n@P'tphcdi sV'ui
votes for Governor Ihe Democrats nave nau TOO
much experience, and the Hancock lesson Is top
recent III tnelr MINDS Tor them 10 be cauIHt ny s0
chan Hence General SiOcum Is not regarded rs Il
very formidable candidate for Governor. III Iac'
Tie Brooklyn leaders are SAID 70 nave gwen '''uI
anccs that, alter complimentary No'c 10 U'Hoi"i
~locum, they Will support Edward cooper OF new
York for Governor, II IL Is made the Candidate Oh
the County Democracy. =,
some trleAds of Iammany to he absurd, but II -
not lie Is a. likely TODAY to ne tue Democratic
nominee iOI Governor AS any man III lhe otdto' not
excepting LUClus ROulisOh ~. llc"l''' WIZ va
regarded a. Il strong candidate Is Dy MS own 'hoIcc
Ills preference 1emg 10 Ieniidn III CohSressI1ho"
practically out OF the race. Ii Is sdld III OF
1 oonet = behalf tina. he would get the OrtehDdc"
vote ihroug the InlucEco Oh MS Neheldbc IalheI'
and hr La,nr vote because OF the hperal manner
in which the large numUcr OF laDOIcIs emplUHeu ~
his arm have been treated ana he Is M lliueI :
SJpd 61IiiIel WIN gtntTouS DuuSnoc,
ms nomination wOuld help Inc local ucheI
- - .,,55.:; = fa.;,,s:;:
iYuO carr most Tor fheif local uchcG az to'pef
lulV be stl GOWn as y sITOng Caud,Nn|o az Nc v-
QUt tllue with Mayor CLEVELAND, o. buha.o, ~ an
cgnain strong canuldatc I0r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
L. tse, lQt 4 TIE llGAGl WllcD llC llDlB BrB dl6
yrlDg 70 rDmOlLe NYON. DO0ANHo mIC0N m "
IS the nomination OF lomas kln7eiia - Congress-
mNH-dt-LHrSc, lhe concession 10 4aAnlN"nS Win
bo Mr, Ruger a., "a
All talk OF The nomination of Mr. rlden himself
is absurd TIE TRIBUNE correspondent saw MN
recently ana canasscIi without lear Oi contradiction
that Nh Iildcn j. physically II apaoic Oh Incoming
candidate Tor any Once AM tIat as most intimate
friends regard his health as preca1Ous, to use very
conservative EXPRESSION. Ills personal choice Tor
Governor IS edward Cooper, ana the tlcke' VIII so
sIand, with Nil Cleveland ior Leuienant-GoVcrh"r
Mr. Ruger for Judge OF thc Court OF Appeals aud
Mir. knselia Tor Congressman all Large uiliesS 1t Is
un,ef bV tie convention. " hat may 40 Js Is the
Strength vi Roswell i. Flower, anu IL may De
NECESSARY to nominate Lucius Robinson. or
defeat Mr. Flower lie has made pclseFcilhg can
va.S ana has friends III the County Democracy,
among whom is William 4. Whitney, ana tnesa
frcnds are trying hard To get delegates LOT MN
from New-York. But Nh Flower contributed
money 20 the Kelly campaign lund Ia 800 ana mas
200 close relations with VI all street 40 succocu'
But Ills strength may break up the lll-en pro-
pramme EraStus Corning or any dl,luctVcN
kely man is out OF the question as the homlhcr l"r
Governor. Waldo Hutobius, hom T. NeisO"'
Perry Belmont, Senator covert ana
score of other names mentioned have no
show for the nomination. Ii VIII he either Edward
cooper, Lucius Robinson, Mayor cleveland OF
Bulfalo!, Roswell T. Flower OF Allan CalnPDel' III
,1,av Te.nrcIs ME- CaupDcll would be the strongest
candidate the Democrats could nominate, ana ihcIc
il he best authority for saying That he WOuiu nave
fine warm support of Itlu.lany, but he Is not one
ot fine bovs . IN the SENSE that Edward Cooper Is,
Hence the County Democracy 90 not wan. MN
Ihe candidacy of David b. Hill. of Elmird,
Tor Govern Is not one OF any strength,
nof Is that OF George Palnes, of Rochester but me
latter helps the Flower " boom by making the
Ilden combination more uncertain.