New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-14
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TAMMANY HALL MEN GLUM AND SILENT.
ACTION SOON TO BE TAKEN ny THE COMMITTEE oN


ACTION SOON TO BE TAKEN ny THE COMMITTEES oN
oRGANIZArON.
The Tammany Hall delegation 10 Chicago, which
left that city az D y. M on Friday arrived IN New,
York Yesterday morning, the hrst section composed
of twelve cars reaching the Grand central Depot
at Gi5 and The second section, composed of four
teen cars ut :. John Kelly was in the Wagner car
puGalo i'm the first section, accompanied by General
SpincIa James H. Mooney and Others. All the mon
wore white plug hats which were IN
varying degrees of dilapidaton and looked as
thsnrh they had been through monkey and parrot
sort of a time. A brass band played hohe
Again in most dolefui manner a. the delegates
Of the first section left the train, and - Auld Lang
syue to the second section. There was no "'hor
Ali alcng the route from RuAao the delegation,
aud especially Mr. Kelly, was received WIN Hlra,,
enthusiasm nv the crowds of people that assemhI'd
al the stations At Ru0alo Rochester and SNra-
cuse speeches we're made from the ear platforms NV
ex-senator Grady. William Bourke Cochran ana
cN-Assistant nistrict-Attorncy Brady VIM" ~
Utica tho great lammtnN chi't h'nN'' !
s sSSd,sSd 'P hs S Mr Kelly did not d
cate what would be the attitude ot lahun4nN ""
ward Governor Cleveland IA the freSlurhIlHi Eau,
paigu. The Committee on organization WI II" fiT
a meeting early IN the week. when the ruhCfl WI
he fully discussed aud a decision made inns uo
ciSion will bo submitted to tue c'n'lal u,.um,it,V
of lammanN Hail. Whth VIII W'O' l" N'p''
The rammsnv men, especially the chiefs Me We're
reached Ncw-lork. and were not ln'',nVu
10 express any opinion a. Io N"mU,nmJriLs,
Tnt ~ VAS -, ilrnt from the remarks which iel
f,n,n the Inns nf several ~ the rank aud NC WI"
we're not ~ discreet a. heir leaders, that thH ie'
ine WAS strongly against NloNclanI anu ,u"o ~
they wrio told to do So aud not because '"'N Wv
Urci TO- 80 mn .,,,,,,.,,, rl,,,l.nJ and
UcndrCLS I \ fmntNt reporter aSNed jon"
N"'2iMe nothing to say about that" said Mr.
~" Mn YOU support the uckcti"
:. Un,',V ',, decided what YOU will do 7"
NO; and nothing will be said at present -,
"Do YOU think Cleveland can carry NeW'io'A
II don't know. Twill not talk"
Ex-senator Thomas +. Grady was ASKED; ma.
will be the attitude of lammany Hall toward inc
Chicago nominations
" | cannot tell you, sald the Schd'oI'
" " Inv not 7" - -. go
know until after we have had consultation on the
subject with our constituents. , Ill,
us there any especial reason why you VIII
not talk nowf' ..
YES. We have agreed among ourselves not to
' Mi Tammanv Hall support the ticket made at
ChicaCof ~ the reporter inquired of llllam DourAe
We'll il will take BANKED good Turkish bath
TO clear my ideas SO that | can answer thal queS-
'iV Wr BTadV said that the greetings of the Tam
many delegation IN all tie large cities ana towns
along the railroad from BunalO 10 Ne"-ldh Id"
been simply ovatiOns. +
WAS It not enthusiasm over the nomination OF
Cleveland ?" was asked.
feeling of those people toward John Kelly and
Iammany Hall"
Police Commissioner Sidney 7, Nichols who was
,nffarnQ from a severe cold cOntrgc I'd at Chicago
was asked: How are you satisfied with the result
Of the conventionH'
Wei. II is not what we hal hoped for" he re-
piled
{" viii Tammany Hall support the tickei
cannot say vet what will he done untll the
Tammanv Committee Organization nave met
No one can speak authortttively for the organHac
ton. The subject Will he settled al the meolAT I'll
he Committee ON ORGANIZATION. II was agreed he
fore we left Chicago that a meeting of the commit
Tee should be held soon after our return"