New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30

lastly hold 10 the underlying principles Of our party erSen
and at all times keep In view me and because
the plain nad Independent voters OF tne INV W." ~
@ h ore sb"n'd he suhmslon TO the popular VIII
and their protection from party corups9n, W' ,ho"Ss
lend 10 our cause. aud We go torlh' not
merely 10 gala partisan adyan's" n1I pusr% rc and
honest administration of National affairs no hlsuvgI
purpose OF motive can s' t,inoU,ous AMI carnc,t
hor and effective party organization. Let us not il III
,ns az ,p otc services vel performed have thus
called 10 mind some simple truths and tc thoush 'lg
are II seems do well 10 dwell upon them ~ ms
m nnS,cy y accontauce OF the nomination witch has
YOU all rs co workers In the noble cause
As the Governor finished he was heartily ap-
plaudcd and the members began to shake him oy
the hand. The ceremony lasted only twenty mil-
uteS shortly afterward the Governor Hubert w.
Thompson Daniel Manning and the others present
gathered IN the diuing-room TO partake OF roma"
punch aud cold lunch There was no formali'y
observed pn1 the Governor shook hands ana talkeu
with everybody who sought his presence Inc
visitors were all invited bv Senator Thacherto the
Fort Orangc Club to partakc Of champagne and
other luXuucs.
FEAR OF TAMMANY HALL.
One noticeable feature of the Demo-
cratic gathering here to-day was the
absence OF any representative OF Iammahy
Hall At the l)c'aNaN House, where l' 'Hl ~ ''i'
National Committee were IN session during 'ile loI'
noon the attitude of Iaumany was matter o.
anxious di-. us~lon. Inc Notification 'omnhCce
will 90 ~ saratoga ~ the morning t"Wal OF MI
Hendricks aud q plan formed to-day ny some
of the luefu cr. 10 make am m ormal eau ON J"hn
Kelly. VINO D. al SARATOGA: me purpose Is TO uiaW
out Nj. kt.N ana a possible get ma" /" say Il NoIl
that viii i't thc cloud OF despondehcl 5nal nov
rests on Sire ia!tN tcrWu} = CONNER I"' vi VI. PII'
iticans never gathered in Albany than Hose nc the
Delayan House today. lie meeting oI hlSi-
men m NewNorh last mig was W,-
cusscd, and a plan was formed TO ger 9 5,or
convention m Chicago this week Is expected aI>3 10
all Clcyclln1 at least p ms have been laid to
capture tlie invention IN his interests.
j WHAT y,Ill Butler DO - was a question eagerly
put t. A.r Prince aud everybody who seemed to
have any information on the subject doht
know aud I don't care much" was Nh Princes
reply. Cor grcs~Wan Collins who has been chosen
chairman OF The Democratic Committee of MaSSa-
rbnsctts In succeed Colonel Plympton. who
resigned because Of Clevclands nomination, was
vainly cndcavorng TODAY 10 cheer up his dtsp0nG-
ent brethren at the DclaVau House Ion
what there Is 10 he gloomy about S'u VII;
Collins; Eve are sure of all the southern states ana
electoral va es to elect Cleveland and HendrGkS
Just then a band outside struck mp e. Wait I'LL the
Clouds Roll BY and the Democrats all rushed To
the door to drink IN the inspiration.
The NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
The National Committee completed its organization
by re-clccting Charles J. Canda treasurer and f. H.
Dickinson s-cnographcr. That give the machine
the same organization rs in 1850. Mr.. Thompson
reported that headquarters had not yet been en-
gagged. The reason not gwen, but 1t is under
stood TO have been a question of price. pan OF
organization for the campaign was discussed. 1t
was 10 the effect that working committee OF nve
to include Barnum, Thompson Wallace, German
and Barbour, be appointed to remain IN charge Of
the canvas, in Ncw-York. The question was Left
open for future decision. 1t was Iep9TItl
that there were seventy-eiCht doubtful Con-
gressional Districts, which the Gonsressonal
Intl g..
before the committee met, left announcement Of
the following Executive Committee: WILLIAM u.
Barnuu OK ollicIo A. p. German, OF Maryland !
NJ. W. Ransom, of North Carolina i. +, Jonas. OF
Louisiana; Hubert o. Thompson, of New OK :;
William 4. WaiIncc, OF Pennsylvania john :.
Barbour, OF Virginia; W. I. Villas Of Wisconsin ;
Austin il. Brown, of Indiana; Nili'In liam, OF
Iowa: n. y. NcIIeury Of Kentucky; =. II. Kelly, Of
Minnesota; r. g. Snallcv. of Vermont: A'v'h ".
Suowav Of New-iIa'uUShiro +. ". Dawson, Of
Sonth Cslolina; W. W. Armstrong, OF ONO;
Mules Ros-. oi NcW-Jor~ey; \: Corning Jndd,
of Ihuoi>; J. b. BaHaby, Of Rhode island :;
and G. PIather. of Missouri.