Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-19
DEMOCRATIC DOlNGS.
The Eyes OF the Nation Turned IL IN,
New iorh Democracy,
And Rejoice Over a Patriotic and Rw.
monious Meeting.

SARATOGA ooxvssr.os.

adjourned to distribute tickets. The
convention meets ut ! O'Clock. Az a
meeting Of the Tammany delegates at
noon,. John Kelly presiding, Gen.
Spinoia announced conference
between the chairman Of the county
Democracy, Tammany and Irving
halpsirerresenta'ion, Irving hall aud
the county Democracy helu caucuses
and selected their delegates In accor.
dance with the agreement Of their
chairman with Tammany. Irving hall
instructed their delegates &c vote for
| Cleveland.
A caucus OF tho county Democracy
ana state Democracy this morning
adopted the following resolutions:
Whereas, the New York county De.
mocracy meeting will ask the H,moc
racy OF the state TO name candidate
who shall receive the vote Of every
Democrat and OF a majority of the poo
| Pile for president and vice. president Of
the United States, II Is prepared to
make all necessary efforts and cauces-
sions to assure the Democracy of the
state and nation that the regular
organization In the city Of New York
has at heart tho true aud largest In
terests OF the party everywhere.
Resolved, that the members Of
this organization upon the state
committee he, and they are hereby an
pointed, u committee with full power
70 use Nil reasonable efforts 10 secure u
harmonious representation from the
city OF New York.
AT the Tanmany caucus Gen. Spi-
nola said that VIM. &. Whitney,
chairman OF The county Democracy,
would announce 10 the convention
the apportionmeDt agreed upon by the
Democracy OF New York county, aud
would offer n short resolution that tho
apportionment be agreed upon. His
remarks were applauded.
/ T.. NJ About half past - tho dele
gates began 10 file Into the hall,
and there seemed, during the morn
| ing, To he considerable con-
fusion as Ia the interior ar
| rangements of the building
and It's capacity 10 hold the people
who rightly or wrongly succeeded In
getting tickets Of admission, thereby
involving some danger OF making con-
fusion for the delegates, IL became
evident as the hour of the convention
approached, that the whole building
would be densely crowded but there
would be no confusion.
The hall IL devoid of banners or cul-
blems of any kind. The platform was
densely crowded before the convention
opened. The scene was that of n
perspiring crowd engaged Ia desperate
efforts to cool the heated atmosphere.
The morning had been spent 10y the
various committees In t0lerably sue
sessful efforts 20 COOL the political air.
There was not woman present In
the convention. No provision was
made for their comfort.
At half-past one the convention was
called 10 order by Samuel L.. Manning
of Albany.
VIM. II. Smith, temporary chair
man OF the convention, In the opening
address, laid stress on the fact that the
Democratic party gained large ncces-
sion to It's ranks from the Republicans.
He said the Democratic everywhere
were anxIously looking ut the action
of this convention. Cheers.
Roll Of delegates was then called,
aud centesting paptts presented from
the Ninth district OF Kings
| county by "A delegate who
said the sitting members Ind n title
that was given them only by fraud,
corruption, bribery and other methods
rem,vnnnt 10 honest government. soon
after the name of VIM. Purcell Of
Roehesler was called and elected Inn
mense cheera. He arose and said the
delegation from the second dirtrlct of
Monroe county would not take part In
ibe convention unless their rights were
fully recognized. TCheers
Assistant District ATTORNEY Fellows
of New York arose and said his party
was willing to do anything for har-
mnnv fcfesrs
| The ,me Of Jonn Kelly was received
with nroionoed cheers.
aniel Manning. Ia calling the con.
yenllon 10 order, said: Gentlemen; /
am directed nv the unanimous vote OF
,ha siat comw,tt' 10 nominate TO vol,
snr t.n,nor.rv chnirman Wm,E Smith.
g. tan,porarv srcretnrjes las. u. Nor.
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