New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-26
THE RETURNING DELEGATES.
TAMMANY MEN JUBILANr-CoUNTY DEMocRI
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Nearly 800 Of the Tammany delegation to
the Saratoga Convention stepped lightly from the special
train which arrived ut wcehawken ut 1875 last night
and hurried aboard the fcrryboat, pride In
their port defiance IN their eyes" They had
won a memorable victory over their rivals OF the
County Democracy and they not disposed TO for
get IT, The polite leaders, however wore guarded in
their expressions ard not disposed to add much
| bitterness to tho with which their opponents
cow has served up Tho train, consisting OF hf-
teen palace cars left Saratoga 1870 p Chief among
the passengers Bourko Cochran. the author OF
the resolutions according the spos to the yictors with
out Civil Service examinatOns ex-Aldcrman Hugh j.
Grant Coroner Bernard L. Martin, ex-Judge John Mo
Quade. ex-CongresSman r. Henry Dugro, Register Jonn
Reilly Fire Commissioners Richard Croker and Alderman
Dempsey. T.. ,o.... ~, .,,.,,,h - anti, " porrto
over ON the ferry.boat 50 faras / concerned am
highly pleased with the work OF the convention
ana I feel certain that tho people OF the
State OF Newlork VIII approve 1t. Every.
a benefit to TarnInuny Hall and this ticket is OF that
character. am not sure that the County Dem
ycntion o supported MIR hi the first because
the best G SIS oil Sg WITH rnrd To Go e. of our
action upon Cyi Service question ain not prepared
to speak don't THINK the platform goes az far rs our
Tamnny resolutions do but believe that before two
years eapse the party leaders VIII most emphatcaly
Commissioner Croker fully ndorsed what Mr. Cock
ran said. adding This Is a great victory for Tam
Ex Alderman Hugh j. Grant was JnDilant over
the result 81 TANK the ticket Will be
elected beyond doubt" he said II Is the best choice
could have made
Register Reilly said he glad OF the result. He
for Mr. Cooper before the Tamnany Hall caucus, but
ne was for tue ticket a,selected, most heartily"
Ex-Judge Dennis Quinn, Mr. Dngro, eI-Judge John Nc
Ouade and the pressed In similar terms
The special train obtaining the County Democracy
did reach the Grand Central Depot until
100 y. A few OF the Leaders, Including Abrhm D.
John Keenan, senator WagstaH aud Richard "A. Gun
nlngham. down the regular trnin arriving at
1910 There absence OF citation ana triumph on
the part of all the County Democrats that was
the bearing OF the same party when they de-
parted Wednesday morning. Hubert u. thompson
Justices Power and White and or TWO others took
the stopping or the trannst outside Of tho
thus escape the annoyance OF answering pointed ana
uncomfortable questions. Those who were seen had
stereOtyped reply. "The tickets good andwil grow
In popularity phrase that seemed To have been
a wink that spoke volumes. -, - =,
Senator DAILY said: The ticket Is good one, all
things considered 1t will not receive the support OF
independent Republicans but that was 10 be ex-
Police Commissioner Yoorhis; "Tho ticket should
receive the support OF all Democrats. IL was tho best
that could No had under the circumstances" -,
CongresOman Perry Belmont a. nomoc ren
and Will grow In popularity"
ttorney MARITIME: I'VE have no fault 10 md
with the ticket Every Democrat should support itr,
Thomas Costgan, with seventy nine smile This
ticket should soidify the Democratic party IN this
Richard A. Cunningham: ~ have nothing to say.
Oh. yesj say the ticket Is good one" Alb,
John keenan,: "what can sayl Well. say tho ticket
IA q good one" a,
The Jefferson Club bearing precious banner OF tho
organisation, formed inside tho depot marshaiieo w