New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31
OLD NEWS FOR HENDRICKS.
INFORMED OF HIS NOMINATION.
rur CEREMONY PERFORMED AT sARAToGA-JohN
rr1rN DECLINES TO PARTICIPATE,

S,p.1oG, Jnly 30.-The Demoocralc Notihclioh
Committee arrived here this morning from Albany 10
Inform Mr. Hen tricks officially of his nomination Tor
,ha vice Presidency In addition to the members of
the commit eo a number o. prominent Democrats ''lo
over to witness the ceremony among whom were
william Dickson of Washington. foreman OF me
sar Route ilrv" Assistant DstrictAttorney joan H.
Fellows and Patrick Collins, of Massachusetts, me
committee on its arrival sent a depntau on ~ "'
Hendricks to agree upon time for the ceremony an"
he Gxcd the hour at p in the large p'rlor o, '''
Grand Union Hotel Mr.. Dickson and some o,1'i'
wanted n later hour named, 50 that th'y 'o"'' -
70 the races but they unable to get the o'"''
to agree with them. - VT,
To ,ro,,hcrs were not all wealthy Ike Mr. Dickson
ord were anxious to finish their work and 20 home
asitw was f,lud expensive business hnN'IHhS ,"'i"
the country aud paving first class hotel 'a'''
WA GOOD deal Of" kicking" over the hotel o.' D"
ALBANY; and when the prcprictols 'i 'h' u'i'''"
House asked for ten dollars IN paIln'". io' III
,hict fine committee used headquarters tl'
,oa,,bcr. we're indignant They talked SO much about
/, that fine hotel returned the ten dollars to the COM
pittee
LOOKING ron join KELLY.
Bctwocn the time of the committee arrival here ava
M hour fixed for the ceremony the mcmberS wen on,
I'm anxious search for John Kelly. Mr. Nal'h' vi
Georgia and others. heard nluiins For the iam'
many chict whether or not they found him has not
,rapspircd lie occupies daily scat on the piazza oi
the Grand Union during the forenoon. but today ne
ehoso n r,nan In his room where he was hard al WoiR
with his stcnogiaphcr lie evidently kept OUT OF lnc
way of the committee members and unless theN 'N'"
M him in his room they would have had no opportunity
10 bring their powers OF pcr'ni'ioh '" p'" "" ''''
Commissioner brennan. Edward kcarhoN ana UNIV
rnmmnny men wctc to hc accu about the hotel out
they were MI duoh ma oyscrH II Was known nv"
ever. that Mr. licod,clta since hin "fii'| mere ma
he,n ip ,,p,plt ,tinn with Mr., ktllN
one al Mr. K,lly'- hinds nnd that ho would II
bossihlc avoid iacrling any ct MI cleveland cup
norcrs ~ ho did want 4" give the shs''t ''N'""
tion for the false accusations That lac was ,H"S ~
make "A "doal" This gentleman added y Inc ""''
Is that Mr. Kelly Is not in any position to tel what
Tammany Han will do. The most OF It's members arc
workinrmcn and no one will deny that among them
tbcre Is a bitter feeling Of hostility t. Mr. CleNeAm
Until Mr. Ccycland's letter Of acceptance ha' been
issued and the w,rkiugnen have hal fail opportunity
10 declare themselves, one can tell what lamh'h>
will do Ii Mr. Kelly should say now that the "fG"N'
ton would heartily support cleveland hHshl '' inc
means of 1qu.uany's losing half voters The Gen
eral Committee of tie organization adjourned nhn'
Sepcmber. and until TIA. meets and makes decision
Mr. K.ls month is closed The talk from the Cicve-
land side that Tammany ia waiting for a dc" Is
,bsurdly false ba highly characteristic OF the lie
who give went to such utteranccs.
ME- nrNDu,Ks HEARS TuE news.
M2p.ln. the large paror Of tho Grand Union vas
KEEL filed ViL the G,hiouably dressed guess 'i '"'
hotel the majority Of whom were ladies' FeI''4' h''
roictv well ALTERED to pass muster rs hotel ei"+is
.,,I5.l In tbc middle Of the room semi
.ircle Of chairs and sofas WAS drawn nap for lAe Use -
he committee Judge Hilton and family occlpe d
teats in the room. Ey-Cougres,man Benjamin No'H
and q few other Democrats from New YORK were
Il iblc hu, not a sin Gle Of the fawmany ih.n VINO
we're about the hotel short time before came Into the
'oOm. they l"dhl lit I"c'' ".-' ' ''
attractive al tN.'' VINO 'N'n -. H. ll5r;.l-s
uth'H-A 'l,t ''- i-'' >, -..., .,, Gail
But they d) not forget that Mt 'i"i''hN - .l ''
- head that va. forced on them I'd Chicago by an
,...l 1.- .,,. tyranny of =. 20 uuit r.ilc.
Nh c,.,.,,a. o7l. init, the room in pairs. hclde ii
~ The ohliunan, Colonel Villas NA'..F l''"'' \
Nr Hendricks. accompanied hN ''-'A'4 b'HAI''''' 'I
1T. l ,,~ >..r.,s. Of Il';...i, c.ue iu and took
-. ...1 .l. ,,.,.,.,,,, If hands Then all stood MP
~ ,-l t., IA. .ll,.... Tin, sunshine put-
ma Mt WINS '" ~ g.; ...... A.,
~ ra5o . ,a .co in striking contrast to tn. gloomy
h'u' ''' ca.
MP Was SPEAKS
tn, fraud issue. which Mr.. Via, could not consist
,r..i.o f., bi. , l~c.. I'D t'r head IF Doe ticket
Vas dwclt up,n vital matter 80 ii' '''' 'i'f ~,
llsoie''led t" Mr. IL .1"'''1, ''- ''.' ., % I
d p'"'' '', i,',l,1 J:. ,.,-. i,9s IN II,
iIcn,lrick 5 ca.e were warmly appaadce The ioIio"
IN i, Inc -i.lcl.
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'vN ti'.' 1870 - "a. ..ftut,oul' lenuar.tr,
grtu 80, "' ~; ga. ,,,c,., ,., M. mouth Of .illr
o. we ti' u.' No.. a.. ,,. van Iv selection
pOisttu e." t' 60 .i'i $40 an i..r.i,.,s a. ON
from "'h 90 Nlt -" " a. ~, nGj,i,l ,jcr of a.,
country and ooam s., 'ne4 s ~, =, I Mn gn,ro
party 10 dt'.uc 10 'u, i m ,ny ~ it- ne. ci. fo
pirate criNlHNi t OF 'lH III KIN ~ De- ,,n.,,.r
your abilities ana ctFic e. 9u. IN Pt 49,. ' 10 ,,o,
alton for i' interest "l i' t % ,,,. DE tbcir Vice
DHnlnairi ~ 'ht , P" =. 49,, fl MI, 4N.i,irr term O
PfeNlien OF lH' hl''u ''''''' '' Wv
that Nitri u1-', .- - Inv. io,rpavl bitbcr fro,,
Ih4t LoH'it}'t u.i i,d Mn i,rila End pleasure N
sNelY par q" thi' 'Ic Nv, i,, c uc.
ms IL ,N.' i,,,, a.. ,,ri,..n 10 Won ana could