New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
PREPARATIONS OF THE CLANS.
ARRANGEMENTS OF THE DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS
FOR THE VISIT TO BUFFALO.

ARRANGEMENTS OF THE DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS
FOR THE VISIT TO BUFFALO.
The Tammany Committee of Arrangements
met yesterday at Tammany Hall and completed the
rangements for the trip to Buffalo. There will be
special train OF twenty Already nearly 600 tickets
have been sod and 1t is probable that before Tuesday
morning that figure will be reached The 7th Regiment
Band will accompany the Tammany braves. The special
traiT will make quick time; 1t will leave the Grand Cen
tra Depot at o'clock sharp Tuesday morning, and
reach Buffalo at pm. There will be stop between
Newyok and Albany, and the respite there will be only
ten minutes. stop Of five minutes at Syracuse VIII
be the only rest between Albany and Buffalo. The
TGnmany adherents will be quarIered at the Mansion
House and tho Tint House.
The County Democracy spt cia train leaves the Grand
Central Depot at 1880 a. M sharp on Tuesday. IL Is
expected that 500 delegates and others Will go this
train. which, like the Tammauy train, is composed Of
parlor The County Democracy Committee Of Ar
rangements hss engaged all the available rooms In tho
Genessee House, IN Buffalo. The Thomas Jefferson
Club. political association OF the XVIllh Assembly
gates 20 Buffalo. IL proposes TO 100 strong and has
engaged two OF the parlor OF the County DemOc-
racys special train. Each member VIII be required
the trip to wear high silk hat dark fall Oyercoat
zoe Irving Hall delegates and adherents will 90 on
Wedueday morning by special tram over the Erie Rail-
County Democracy people will this train, as they
save Ouehly. Sheriff Davidson, Michael g. Murphy,
sheriii Bowe rhomas ]. Creamer ana ". Burke Cock
ran will 40 Today or early on Tuesday. Hubert o.
Thompson. Commissioner Of Public Works. Excise Com
missioner William T.. MITCHELL Police Justice Maurice ].
:Ower. and Thomas Costigan, Supervisor OF The Chy
LocOrd. will start to-day Ht l 1880 "a. III.
District Attorney MckeOn has Issued an order that
OF the stall OF his Office Is TO absent himself for the
purpose OF attending the convention. Controller Grant
has announced that such OF the employees OF the Finance
Department intend to 20 % Buffalo will receive four
days leave ofabsencc. but without pay. =
Iucn lah /. placed by the mass OF the party In the
efforts OF certain Democrats VINO have called mass
meeting for ght the Cooper Institute to give eE
preston what they believe u he the prevailing senti
ment IN tho Democratic party In favor OF entire and
complete harmony IN lts cpunses." The meeting mas
really been gueered In good part by Tanmany Hall.
aud intended to show 90 the County Democrats that
the leading OF the party IN this city favor harmony
aud that Ony the desire OF tine C0Nnty Democracy 10
the State Convention TO wage war on Iammany
Hutl prevents n complete reconciliation The ~ 'cting
viii accomplish nothing All the delegations have been
chosen aud arrangements made to transport tnem to
Buffalo. The best informed Democrats say that the
convention is pretty certain 10 take tho same action as
last year when proportion OF ali tho delegations were
adaified They say also tnat the same repre-
VIII probably ho observed namely: the comfy
Democracy 3s; 1aminany Hail. 2l and uylG Han,