New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-15

When the Conference Committees again blo'
thev renamed ia session about one HVui,
i. IT, - .onnd ,muosslble to divide tho Two
Offices Of County Cork and SheriiI 20 rs ~ sn I
one each to Sauer, Keenan, ana baNlusIi,, ." ~
in the meantime the hour for the TeasSemOilIlb Vi
Tho Innntv Conventions had arrived. lNcTc NcIo
mutInols threats IN the halfway, ooln'iS and
0Tm Shea, T. Ellery Anderson Il. l. dlaS com com
others that The County D6mOclduC Noi Ill
wouId nominate a full ticket Win AIlan Cs'.nPDV -
on it for Mayor. 1t was quickly aYieeu ma ~
Conference Committees adjourn unta Ed:on and
N n, and that the conventions nominate IuSui ',
adourn until Tuesday at p; Ill. lHo ioa''i
then hastened away to carry out me prog j Iva
Ii is probable tnat tie County i'onloIi ~ 1 Tan
allowed 10 name the County Clerk, ana 'u"' Iii
many will name the Sheriff, while Irving hau M4li
he allowed a Superior Court Judge anV Wv - 80
Richard OGOrnan viii DO noI, ,, Inch A J. Re
ouier is rammany's candidate III case AZ 10 "i0"0"
one OF those places.
ACTION OF THE TAMMANY CONVENTION
THE WORK OF THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE AP-
pIoyEp-A SPEECH by Mr.. KELLY
When the Tammauy County Convention was
called to order last evening every seat in the main
room in Tammany Hall was occupied, and lho
side galleries and upper gallery were
crowded. Just before the PROCEEDINGS
began John Kelly made his appearance In the hall
accompanied by one or two friends. AS he passed
ND the right-haud-side aisle on the way 10 ms &C.
osistomed seat in the front row, OPPOSITE tne
II
and a shout OF welcome went up. III
was evident that the work OF the CONFER
ence Committees was acceptaole 10 iailu',iiy d
leader Ills usually impa SSive face was Wrcatued
in smiles as he Acknowledged the welcome tnaI
greeted him from personal friends as ne passed
along. -, . -, T., +h
Chairman, John B. Hsskln. He SAID t SP9d
he BROUGHT tidiRss OF great 10y Organic ne
cations of tins city had agreed upon candidate Tor
Navor of tins great. imperial city. Loud ana pro-
longed cheers Mr.. Haskln recIted tne WORK I "a
the Conference Committees, and mentioned INC
Names presented by each organization from winch
. selectiou might be made OF a candidate lot Mayor
TbeSe ne said were rejected by The representatives
of the Countv Democracy Ut by Tamnany Hall Tor
reasons tha; seemed sufficient to them MI iasKln
continued Is follows:
Then Mr.. Kelly, IN spirit OF ooncnation, onefed tne
name. OF Frlnkn Edison aud Jadge Van Ifun ;'s Hen
ouis.do Of Tammany Han, Gut elmer Oh WnVn tDiS
organization would De wlhs 70 aGeeps' 0, of e men
was Iaade 10 them, Herman OoilloAsi one o. Tue mn
proposed by Irving Han, d "on go Hno"I i,,,or OF
f6e local organizations would be acceptable Ihere
wrs long discussion. and without accomplishing any
me next d.y. When the committee came logcinrr 10
dly there Was a story ahoat that exMayor Cooper Hao
TO allow the of his namo as candida.c IOF the
May orally. This night have been proxy telegram, ana
Edison lie said that he had been SO pesered D persons
WHO ws"ed to know how ne oOd IN me na'ei 'n' Hd
sa1 s.r 10 Mr. Cooper the tee gram referred 20 lie uu
not want the Office OF Mayor but II ne were leI Ico ~
elected TO run the Office ~ = ~ i -
he Hon cnsent 10 be q cand. ate When TINS report was
mad 10 tle conference the County Democracy repre-
an irvin- Hall did likewise and he Is, therefore now
the candidate OF united democracy, sIOuIu VIC -
specLlye conventions rajy Tie ajtIOh o. tueiI oSilI
tees. Edison has ben business man mere IG we
past twenty years lie mas bech thIso tiSs " 80
Produce Exchange, IS trusted ~ ns ol'lnJSS ,
associates - an advocate 81 lrce calia9 NY ty
Ior Mayor, lie VII! GIS,Liou'o 'le p oute@i pI1
mage egu!aby Detween tie three Organizations WAlGI
have nan Il ann. nope that the nomination VII DC
agreed upon by the respective GonVono1S a1 "5 too
OF the County Democracy ana Irving i4aI M adJ9Hrn
until TUESDAY next at p H. hope the 1ammahy ooH'
yentiOn Will adjourn 10 the same uue'
The report of the chairman received. There
were then loud calls for Mr. Kelly He ascended the
platform and as be faced the audience received an
ovation OF which anyone might be proud. Most OF
the delegates and The audience in the galleries rose
to their feet and gave one prolonged shout. Hats
were thrown in the air and canes thunped on the
floor. Finally Three cheers and tiger for John
Kelly were given with emphasis that might
have been heard several blocks away. When quiet
had been restored Mr. Kelly said:
When we met here the other evening we all gave as
erauces that We would best cudeavOr5 10 bring
about union of the Democracy OF this county. We ap
pointed committee OF twenty-four TO which were adj
ded he officers vi the organization. We met similar
number the other Democratic organizations. and
what was accomplished has been told you Cannot we
saw now-cannOt give assurances 20 the county that
we VIII carry out this agreement on Tuesday
be submit ed to the convention for It's approval This
right and proper j not believe III two three
nominations and then asking that Whatever they
have decided upon be accepted without digcus-
sion There has too inUcu Of this sort OF thing
done, ana because OF IL Ia one reason why We
R RLg hgT Satv 10 aid in swelling the vast array
OF those who viii vote for Grover Cleveland lCheerSI
can resort Ia tricks and devices TO accomplish political
purposes and be successful And for time they may
be snoeessTnl Bat ultimately the people will revolt
against his sort OF thing and this Is what is taking
IL is unorunate that the Democratic party bias been
Hang al idr1 Y
in numbers In this city. when some men could not
have gone outside and organized little parties their
OWL In these organizations haVc united
with the Republicans to obtain the Offices they wanted
This has resulted dsastrousy. Political parties should
be held responsible by the people lo tdelr scs Wien
S f9sg fhe R na been no TSa pO
ganIZaOn OF the Democratic party for the last twenty
years. our National Committee not been well run.
IL has really interest OF certain neu to
the de,rmen of the party There has been tidal
and New-Y0rk in November. There tidal wave in
1874 There was an uprising o. the people. But the
no. well used, aud the result We have We Shall
probaby o0tan the cOnro OF the House OF Repre-
each held responsible by his constituents for ais
uDcn tnem by tho elections OF 1874, there
cratic party. When you lind that men whom you
elected are TO their trusts have the remedy
grcssmcn should prevent stealing the public Land They
SHOULD allow with few hundred dollars in their
Through grants by Congress railroads, thus
vast fortunes. Hold your representatives responsible
for acts OF mis- kiud. Bee that the resolutions adopted
az the Syracuse Convention carried out fully ResO
lutons adopted at state Conventions are o. no use II
they pre- be Ignored The convention I'd
iOuns When your Congressional Conventions meet ask
The men Who desire 10 DO nominated Are in favor
allowing the wholesale stealing OF the pubic la"ds TO
be continued. wall you vote 10 reserve them for actual
settIersf Are you In favor OF just that VIII
protect American Labor and at the Same tune prevent
fostering M OnOpOies whereby few are growing
rich at the expense o: che manyi VIII you favor
continuance or tue present oppressive revenue laws
which allow 200 900 10 be accumulated the Fed
eral Treasury ~ II these questions answered sas-
faetoriy give them your votes. II they not, with
hold from them your support.