The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-09-20
Tammany Fall. Into Line.

many Hall were opened tnis evening
a great crowd II lie as -euIoieo on
lie outs DIT, waiting IL 80 no the
nlec4ing Of lhn Tdnnu,any General
Commit er, wheel Hdsto be aecidsoi
whether the or-anlzation would IN
tiorse Cleveland all Henlrlfks.
W4en an EN- r II Il was DDLtineti the
Comm tee .ook eats Oh tnrluas i0Of.
cry lew prominent members were
| absent When joan Kelly o his
ed directly III if"nt ol Tie platform,
ne nornou crowd Gil red tIuie and
tain. When quIet had been restored
ke.iy sail that oaln= % tie Illness OF
sNduev +. Nichols, tie Tn INA
nd tne he. Is any aasen { of TIC
President, IL was Ills du Y / - cali upon
lie senator from the lNentA tourtn
lis r1ct Ia preside. After tie rea III
0f the inmates oi Tue preA iols meet
II. General Is. +. Spi ola, CnairHah
~ the sub coHnma.ee arpointed 10
draft AN address TO .hs people, made
Ills repurl.
The address was quiie long. After
.evIewIn- the history VI III Tdmmtny
organ Zatipn, aud reci,i. Z The reasons
81 It's oppo ItIon To CleV' lani A. chi
ago. dc iaIing that he ha> been the
eneiny oi ldt,or and friend III corpora
10 -, the address says: The candl
tate I'll the Democratic parry having
been nominated in national eonNen
t1on, follow ng tn inif1rn an un-
broNtn rccOrl OF rorgauizatiOn, we
rrquie>ce in the will OF tls majority
u Tie representatives Of the parry Al
hough Ne believe that Will To have
neen unwiselv TX PRESSED -
In conclusion, the II committee
snmitted Tor adoption the iUl owing
resolutions:
resolved, That We. the Democratic He2ub-
iIsau " nrrtl CUmHluce OF IhecIty and c0un-
~ of New York. IA tHnm u fiaiI a-seinbl, d,
nsteby TafIy and lnuorse hsHouuiD a IONS ny
rio NATIONAL Convention, d Ia Ia Lhlcago,
July ID, leo4-iOE fsesldeni. nfOgef Cle'e-
land. vi Aew YurA; Tor Vice rr"sitent'
Thomas A.. itcndt icAs o IN "A I'D, AM hetehs
pledge oarsclves l. tho eaintst and CORDIAL
support ot ths candid It's 50 no ninated.
Applause and Kisses greeted the
reading Of the address. For some
time IL was doubtful which prevailed,
out finally the cheers had the best Of
it,. In moving tn adoption of the
address, General Spino!a said that the
wheeling Into line OF Tamtnany Hall
would ~ secure the election Of the
chicago can Il ates. Ihe Demo rats
OF the country must also wheel INTO
ine. Ii was I,oss. Bile, even at this
late day, To snatch Victory from The
Jaws OF defeat.
When General Spinola sat down,
ex-senator Thoma. II. Grady de-
mand,d the recognition of the Char.
Grady was cheere1 even than
Kelly mad BEEN earlier. The Chair.
man pounded tue table for some Time
IN vain. The crowd would not be
come quiet. During the uproar
Grady took "a position on the platform
near the Chair. He vas az last pei
mitted To proceed. Aier Lis first sen
tence he wa asain loudly arplauded
and rounds of applause pune uated
his entire speech. Ho reviewed The
whole political career ~ Cleveland
aud quoted freely from the columns
of the Times aud Herald in the PAST
in support OF the position he Grady
had now taken. In the course Of his
speech Grady said /:
Neither IN the nomination Oifnnt flcKeL nor
in tn methods by which IL was bfoug hi about
j. tn sre tbs slightest claim upon tho great
budy of the Democratic parry for support. III ;
treat majority OF delegates 10 th eonyehti u
who nam u Cleveland ~ thelI tir~t chOl:s
represented X - tbl can cons IL ruri -. tha
NUN Der vi delegates who openly and enrpe T.
~ op oscd his nomination yer recorded. In
.pIte o. all their protests. as lav Orable 10 his
eaniilacy. Ever influence that could DO
enplo Ted OF engineered Dy the mnHOp, lists
who have secur d eontr"l OF Tho party man
axement vas exerted 10 ma SO hin u caudi-
date. and, as you we'll know, del gates no
lett th .ir homes loud in their profess lOns hos
lilo To his c1bdiducy. a inviting eertain lie eat
To his party. CAV. eVIHence sn,n alter their
arrival at Chicago OF ~ change i hsart, which
only the most simpl- aud eh frita1le have MS
cfIb d to y re and worm motives. The *
aresscd design pf the men who urg d his
nomination waS 10 cOneiii tie ID, di.gTurt lst
Republicans. mol TO please tbs Il, niocrats.
Preserving to myself the = lpre1n right Of n
cii en- exercising an nct of sOyerci1nty, ! d
cline to prosItdte INV prerogatiys TO the
purposes Of th, party innnagers. suffrage
has been b stove on tue by III, insiit 4tinns
ut ms country tlat il my be eXerci-rd for
| the eoautry's W lfaro. To the Prosperity AMI
bsnetit of this land | dedicate 1t and | cannot
reconcl without desecritlOn any disposition
vi IL thai would result ~ III support o u pol
iucal monde script clio hSd IN tie outward gnrb
Of n Democrat, ignorant OF he cardinal pTin-
| clples of the ~pOliilcal faith Which rs assumes
To profess, and ace 'pting from D~enaernts
IN II votes ia II h. NAV delight Rep blicans
aud Inherent MS IN the manner which h.
will exercise the powers conferred upon hun
b. u b IRA sed and del lded parry.
MIR Grady concluded by
ing that he would Va o for Butler and