New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
punish loyalty and reward treason Tho resu"'r Oo
E.ocracy had never bolted convention
Senator Jacobs said;


nocracy had never boted convention
Senator Jacobs said; D.,
II there Ia any in the STATE VINO Is PepT onnty
harmony 1T Is don't s Gspd' here a in the face Of
the fact that there 10000 Democratic votes IA VII.
oty Oh sew ,bnm Icircat applause. BY giving per
mission TO committee 10 decide wneIhor VIC W., 10
hnTm0ny If wo get 10000 votes IN New, ORR 70
stand by rs we shall do great and grand thing, we
have a great chance today We can WIN ing 90. ,n
many but the Democracy of The state ana Wen t No
leo We this city let us 10 We 1t united Democratic party
MR. OBRIENs FLEA IN BEHALF OF IAMMANi'
Mr. Ecclesue argued IN favor OF the original resoiu
ton. James O'}ren asked If Mr. Ecciesne wan'ou "
sit in Judgment on his own case. lie said:
Ihavc WAYS opposed john Kelly ever since came came
into politics But you can't SHUT The door against
CITY of New-YoIk who don't hold Office but VINO wan
harmony. The Comfy Democracy hold the Ones r ~
cess and if you admit the various deicgtt ~
give yon 10000 majority IL the Cliy %, 6"J TO- nave
the pledge Of samuel J. Tden that nc was az i5 are
fore We would elect INN. the County Deino0i"N' nv
here only 10 keep their places
Mr. Aruot OF Elmira, withdrew his amendment 10 Sen
ator Jacorss :, solution, which was then adopted.
Senator fitzgerald Of York said that the county
Democracy was perfectly wiling 10 aoluo y! '"o W
els on of the convention in regard to the question VI ~
delcrat, N from New-YOrk. lie said that the DE
,or,c, when If WAS untram nelled always acted IN
,rt nj istice and Cancellation He did not desire TO
ON fer INTO matter Of personal history rs to what the
County Democracy had done in the past but ne igt II
his duly 10 dispute facts whlch HAD uech siaIeu
Mr. Beehe, OF sullivan mace the point OF Order la 1
there was no question before the house, ana tne
chairman ued thai IL VS. w,H taken. mo Iuies :"
OF the Assembly adopted as the rule Oh inc coh
WT II Ne,yYork moved that delegate
who. seat was contested should participate III Tue ue
eIatu.s Of the conventions point o. Ofder Wis m9l9
M ms question lad been decIed. The chair decided
thn tn point OF order not well taken mr. COchl"he
proceeded say ,ha, he had not heard word OF algH
mcnt f.0n Inc county Democracy WY h'uinoI4J s"0"
not 1t. d
senator Jacobs rose 10 polnt OF oper. dheIo WI
question before the convention winch maze necessary
Nh C7chrane moved that the of the convention
be taken upon ion, and called foi the yeas ana
uays lie SAID that tho ground taken by tie DemOcfdIc
Convention asst year was clearly T dele
proposed o have ire convention ueciue MINT nj. ~ W
gates whose contested nail Dc permitted ~
vote upon question Of representation "heh lhat con
vcntion adjourned the men who are OPPOSING neiu WI
loudest theI denuuciauOn Oi us aclloh' he moNou
NJ JACOBS hoped no gag law would be enforced, and
asked FOR the appointment OF the committee Oh Con
Before tne committee announced Senator Jacobs
modify the resolution adopied ny me HouTe
TO read that te sitting delegates from Newly Ork should
not " pT' Csi Sts nont If order was raised
that the motion was not in order according 10 the rules
OF the Assembly fhe cnar declared that 'he POM VI
order sermano ~ the question, ana IAa' " was
Mf Andcrson of New York. opposed the proposed
mo. Ifca ION OF .ir. JacOOs's res0luuon.
NJ Kt.scla OF Hrooayn, SAID that the Democracy of
New.York united, ana mao ny OF the pcope
viii Msis. upon lis being united me DaIl uvrue"
that the cali OF the roll WIS necessary Tor lhe pP0rc
Of Announcing tue Commlt'ee on Oontestd Seats' ,ne
motion of Nj. Jacobs WIS not III OrdeI uhlh iNO Gaining
OF the rod was completed.
APPOINTING THE COMMITTEES.
Tho following committees were then appointed by
Congressional districts:
On Contested seais-John G. Ford. John Delmar, An
they l., met. Joan C. jacobs, Daniel Reilly, Charles
Reilly Nnu.m T. Mitchell, James d. McCloIiaHd, H.
! Btaitje X 4. Cunning nau, Emanuel b. fart, j.
PreuGtrensf. j. L. Illams, Gabriel 1uhill,
Dauiel Manning, william Smith, NJ A. 5ucld0n' W H.
SAWYER G. H. Lee, j. =. Davenport ". X. Chape'le f.
Tnrn Hn T.. II, :.
KhuoA, H. 3. Lcar}, T.. ii. Lowe. William f IiSSts'
James T. Curry. NyIoH H. Peek Peter & Doyle u. J'
on Rcsolvtons-R Towsend, r A Pryor, A. Van
" ij r.fin, ~ J. Waterbury T. Is. Olney. 4. sanger,
{. W. DAYTON, william Mabie ID. CoIyer j. A. Jason,
Pet,ls o. /. Martson, T. ;. Merrill, . NJ SMITH George
Berry, vi. II. NOrtnrup. George D1nhehi. /; hloT "
Bacon, l.. T. Arnet T. H. Sp0oner' o. o. hluueI' D. W.
Humphrey. Charles > Iilll
o. PERMANENT OTgani-aHonmS. s Orion, r.; Newman
D. Patterson wv. Fowler, w. Is. Finley, william A.
Butler Joseph Koc, W Ryan s. j. Iliden r. Mliidm
Doyle. John Ian kins, Ambrose GiAciu \. C. HIAn5S'
- H. ptt. ". \. johnson. George Merrlck, William NJ
Thompson, James Stevens ii. :. Lowe. OhNer tOrdaln
r.. keny y. VI. Eastman b. y" Davis, L. q Nils
bury A. :. warner a. >. Tompklns, Z. . 1aDer' VIII
Henry ;. Beathc and ]. E. Morrison were appointed
temporary secretaries.
An EFFORT TO SECURE HARMONY.
Mr. Becbe. Of sullivan, said there was no contest
among the Ncw-York City Democracy on principle
There are questions of importance than the ques-
ton Of regularity. Ii seemed TO MIN that an appeal
going cut from this convention representing 100000
Democratic voters would some influence upon the
Committee Oh Contested Seats lie therefore offered the
following resolution:
Whereas We recognize with regret the existence or Sc
riou among the Democracy Of the County OF
New ork ana these differences relate mercy
20 party organization ana not 10 qu sions 0 prihcPlt
therefore, believing mat "a common desire loi me
triumph Democratic principles IN the state ana Nj
ton animates the entire party IN that county,
LeS1ircI, that this tcOnYcntlOn rttptcuuAy anu
earutst, appeals each ana every one % Inc various
Democratic ganZaOns from the CITY and county Oi
NeU-York claiming representation here To appoint
committee empowered confer with each other with
view To- agreement upon Delegations from the various
Assembly districts OF that county, 10 be presented Will
contest 81. 49,
Ies0r,d That the foregoing be referred 10 the Com
mtiee Confessed Delegations with Instructions TO
suDiIit the same.
The resolution was adopted. Ex-senator Murtha Of
fcIeu resolution in iavor OF free canals which re-
fcrred 70 TIE Committee Resolutions.
.Ionn Pyburu. oil Kings. offered resolution asking
that the Labor contract system IN prisons ana pclleh
tlros abolished, and the labor Of c9nvcis he 20 e
poyed niure The interests Of merchants ana
labOrug-mcn.
MIR Kinrelia read address from the Anti Monopoly
Convention al saratoga. and stated that cOAnlte o
fifteen representing convention was present ana
de. red heard the convention AT the proper Time
The convention them at 900 O'Clock, took recess until
at 10 O'Clock.