New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
DEPARTURE OF THE LOCAL DELEGATlONo.
SPECIAL TRAINS FOR THE COUNTY DEMoCHA"'
AND TAMNANY HALL.

AND TAMMANY HALL.
The County Democracy speclai Tram, "llcn
left the Grand Central Depot at 10 a. H. YESTERDAY Co
tanned three parlor and thirteen Ordinary cars
two baggage cars For an hour before IL sIai'c" 'no
depot was throngcd wish delegates and adherehts oil
The ORGANIZATIONS Numerous large baskets ana hampers
,re ulaccd m the baggageears As the hour OF saTtDB
drew near all but one of the delegations had taken their
seats The absent delegation was that from Ino
XVIIIth District. II to carry the banner Oh 'ne
organization aud be preceded by the 60th regiment
Rand At five minutes OF 10 1t arrived. composed Oh
$50 members OF the Jefferson CiuO, hoauo"
nv the band and bearing aloit the pre-
eious banner. The belated men were hustled
tpo the cars reserved them and at 1910 the Tram
moved of. Hubert o. Thompson, Edward cooper
Thomas Costisan, John Keenan, and several o'her
County Democracy leaders have been in Saratoga Tor
several days BigelOw Kellogg, the quartermasler Oh
Tho Comfy Democracy crowd, went 10 Saratoga on
Tuesday make preparations for the coming OF the
hest Probably the~o 500 on tho tram yGster-
day JaIcs }. Helso acted as marshal, Peler II JoDG
as major ana kicart \. Cunningham as adJuIah| IL
addition these there were present IVRSrtoSit
Muller, Justices OReiiy, Ford Murray anu nni.o
lice Commissioner NOorhis, Excise 'Onh'ssiI I
Mitchell. President Sanger. Aldermen wash JTCnmc
MastcrsOn, Mchcnna, hef"lh anu eltiS' a., -,
j. Mooney, Charles :. Bcardsiey, Maurice d. TWIN az"
he Tampany delegation crossed the North River at
Fortysee ndst the West shore Ferry ~ lu:iO d. III
them were tall Charities Cohi' Ino" y n
nan. Hugh J. Grant Grand Sachch l. H.
Register
Tane. ex-senator George IL Forster state
senaors Plunkitt and Cullen AsscmDlym" SaH ii
Ives and McCOldTck COrOncre kcHucdy ana 1Aaitil
Henry a. GumbletOn, James A. Fhck. James j. Mar
I'm Police Justice r. G.. Duly. eX-Aldermen MIX ana
Fitznatrick, Aldermen Oakley, Mulry ana Kenny
Juhn T. Cunning and Peter SeCry. The speclu Tram con-
sisted OF nine handsome Pullman cars GenerA faSseh
ger Agent Monet present 10 see tha eNei1 lnn5
was in order. There delay. The delegates ana
OILERS took seats as they pleased, little groups OF ac
ouaiutahces gathering together, and al IL a. I'D. tno
tram moved of We are not making qute as nuch
noise as usual" said delegate, bus we nope 10 aC
compIish os nuch as have done heretofore, perhaps
1rora Ex.COroner WOiman and about twenty "lh'r
auanv warriors missed the special train ana went UP
on the regular Saratoga which started soon AFTER
ware -, ...o,.r sro T., M, i'm
her fucluding Excise Commissioner HdughtOn, Sherln
Davidson Charles &. Cornell, Timothy j. CahpneI,
Renueu W Ellison, Judge Brown ana Excise Cielk
percy went to oga on the regular Saratoga ta
leaving the Grand Central Depot at y a. N
The Brooklyn contingent Of the Democratic COhNch
ton efl this city Yesterday by way or an Annex DO' 10
fake special train ths West Shore ROAD NJ Meehaw
ken the fare being fixed ut -. Bridge trustee Auen o.
swan n the cha rman of the tbirtySN delegates AMONG
General H. W Slocum, Colonel Tom Carroll ana eN-
Warden q" Jim Shcvln, who were looked upon as the
fen,sltory OF all Boss - McIanChlins secret orders
The Boss himself left Brooklyn ycsteIedy 10 huht
snipe In Newcrsey. leaving II 10 bis delegates 70 nag
larer game at saratoga Since he oSteuslOy lereuIloh
Doitics several years he has not allowed MS name
IA appear as delegate any cOnNe ntlOn suspended
WeibInaStc Serns saw The delegates of, but did not
accompany Them. the delegates would say tey
knew nyhing about the probable action OF tIe con,
yention they said the ticket would Do heaueu ny HL
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