New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18
DEPARTURE OF THE RIVAL FACTIONS.

TIE TASisiANY MEN NOISY COUNTY DEMOCRACY
MEN QUIET-wHAr THE "BossEs' SAID.
The Grand Central Depot, at 10 o'clock yes
tcrd,y morning was nled with a confusion OF sounds
couu. from the HIPS %. nearly as could he guessed
coo Tamnany men, who were bound to Saratoga They
began assembling at a. M. and stared at the Offering
Uniform OF the eth Regiment band. When Grand Mar
sll Tom Brennan strobe down the platform with an
undsrripe In his bottom there was shout ana
cheer for King Tom" and then tire band played The
Wearing of he Green" The train wa composed Of four
room car. and eight passenger and along
its side ran the docfu. legend Tammauy Hall Delega-
tiou" done IN black and Thite But what the cecOra-
tou lacked in color fully made mp by the varesaIed
couptenances OF the delegates and when the train was
ar,v boarded the rattle OF the p0cket-nasks sounded
like =tage-thuudcr
r wa. late when John Kelly arrived but he looked "a
fresh and cidke a., ever. lie clad in new suit OF
clothing and regarding Tom Brennan a. the acme ot
perfcction The Boss bought tea rose and smeled II
meditatlycly Then he climbed MP INTO one OF the pa'ee
cars and closed his eyes But The Boss did not sleep
for he was addressed by TRIBUNE reporter and showed
so great an amount ignorance about the prospects OF
the candidates Tor nomination that lie looked almost Is
a.tonshed as the reporter The only thing that he was
sarc Of wa- tAat TammIny viii demand her former
representation 20 the National Convention " Inc
Bo.. said q tone that predicted trouble 10 the ue-
voted Democrats II Tamnauy didn't Set what IL wanted
Tommy Grady, the cherubc eX-state senator after
beu. almost carried 10 his seat made motion rs though
about 10 speak when all his friends left him suddenly
ana DE was deserted Finally. NJ two minutes before 10
O'Clock Tom " Brennan called out III "a Stehiofdl
voice: All aboard When the braves LETT lhe depot
they were singing songs euloslstc OF tie Hon JoAA
Kelly. III, ,,r,
The County Democracy turned their backs
lrou fhn Hudson River IOBd. and engaged passage ny
ne New YOra, West Shore AID Buffalo. They gathered
slowly dressed in various styles Of hats the WLe DERBY!
some what predominatHg. Alderman ONeil was one
~ fe first 10 arrive. He said a TRIBUNE reporter
don't think shall have very hard contest. lam
uauys threat 20 bolt unless they get equal represent
attn
Wuch They don {. really expect IT, and the chaLcrs are
that they viii get more than they do expect tAey pc
have themselves They are only admitted OF PROBATION
auv WAY Their threats OF no effect The STATE j NJ
ready Ur.iudcel against them and 10 won't take uuch
Ia cause the convention 10 completely ignore them
Ahnu. ak hundred gathered AZ last, the most as
finoi-ed looking being Colonel Page. The whole bDdy
Wa marsbalcd By l.. a. Cunnil CHAM, with Maurice H.
Elvnu another member, as his assistant brass DaAu
fron tbe gth Regiment furnished the music. Ihe deie-
ate and their friends remarkably quiet, conduct
ig tAemselyes with that decOrlm which i becoming IN
tbose on whom il east the destlnes OF 100000 wold-De
office holders. .,.,-.. -, . o,oo ho
came The magnet around which clustered the cream OF
me Conuty Democracy. He frOwned when representa-
tive -h0rt-haed politician addressed him az hubert
70 TpprE re porter he said that he felt ~ TOO good
rot,Ircd a mood 10 talk about Tammany Hans threats
There were low mutterngs, however, among the Tess
nlttc f MA followers who assured each Othef that tney
.od On To- night 10 the state Committee, ana get what
they wanted, an lTammany c0uld-whl-ue. EA-Alei
man Cayanazh said that the more Obsunacy IhlnAhy
showed the more would be shown b. the state Otaers