New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
LOCAL POLITICIANS GOING AND GONE.


TAMMANY STARTS IL TWO TRAINs-THE COUNTY
PATTY TO FOLLOW TODAY.
The Democratic politicians were generally en-
gagged in making preparations yesterday tor their
journey to Washington. After Tammanys departure in
the forenoon there unusual quetness at tie City
Hail. The County Democracy headquarters, since
Hubert o. Thompson went o. Office, appear to be in
the County Clerks Office and there it said that 1000
tickets had been sold To members OF that organization
and that no more would be sold. Since Daniel Manning
has been slated for Cabinet office, and Mr. Whitney
reported likely also to be chosen. there has been
general rush TO get into Hubert o. Thompsons oreanza-
tion. The County Democracy delegation will this
morning. led ny Giimores band. sheriff Davidson and
Tim Campbell have mustered about 300 men who will
20 this morning the irving Hail contingent. 1t will
be led by brass band. The G9th Regiment which will
be the only military organization from this city, will also
90 to-day. All the trains for Washington on the Penn
sylvania road yesterday crowded. and many Of
them in sections 4 careful estimate Of the
cost to the halls OF taking their followers Wasin
ton for the Inauguration places the at $1,000
the majority Of those who 90 city oce-ho1ers. the
expense will ultimately out OF the taxpayers.
Those who are not city holders, expect be
IA the Federal pay rolls.
The Tammany braves stood in force in the morning in
the Pennsy lyania Railroad Depot Jer.ey City, and
watched with the deepe, interest the my baskets
ana cases whc were being pu on board their special
Washington train. They were going 10 help iDaugurate
lack OF rcfrcshment The members of the society came
down to the ferry sngy and IN partic, OF three.
scmbled al the depot was a mixed one There were
braves In shiny Pix hats rock coat, and white crayas
AMI unslorn braves IN sccdJ garnents who smoked
offensive cigars There were mighty bosses and inslg
ncant hceers; but the great boss John Kelly. was not
day. but his followers sill hope that he will be able to
rcom them at Washington To-day. At IL o'clock
special train Of tscny cars divided INTO two sections
waiting In the dcpO, and the travellers began Ia
take their places. The representatives OF OF the
az. hal
modated the men districts The VIIth. ViHth
lXth Kiln. KILN. XVIIh, XIXth. XXIst. XXiId and
composed the tr- section OF the train. 1hc others
Obliged To be content with the ordinary coaches of the
uef"ate w WI ~n ana hcS IH W'Sn S
l7~3 SOCIETY" Tie following were the leader, from
the several districts lst Justice Duly ia. Alderman
XIX; ma, lanes J. seyin; INth Ld"ard I Fltz-
With Coroner Bernard r. Martin; With. George Htl
IXth Judge Gormln; Xth. Congressman Dugro; XIth
Alderman james Barker; XlNth, John Reilly: XVIII
Alderman McLou2nlin; Xylth, Charles Dempsey
XIXth. Hugh J. Grant; XXth, john +. Carroll; XXIst
eSJadse Mc2aade XXud Edward sneeny; MILD
Thomas y. Brennan was grand marshal. and John r
the band of The 7th REGIMENT marched down the plat
form aud took their places IN the second section
minutes later amid the cheers of tue small boys who had
nently watched all the proceedings the first section
moved out Of the depot, and was followed In II feT
Among those started for Washington on the 1916
train yesterday morning were J. liampdrn RObb.
Register John Reilly William Z. whitney, Henry H.
Porter AMI Willis :. Paine.
During the afternoon and evening thc Pennsylvania
depot presented IA scene Of great animation. Special
trains were run frequently The Gronhders de Rocham-
beau started I'm the afternoon Governor Albeit and
stan took the 1913 train. The regular 9l train consisted
OF fourteen ears, aud was Immediately followed by a
special train Of four paror cars occupied by the Albany
Democratic PhalanX. 40 members This organization
came down from Albany in the afternoon by the West
Shore road and proceeded to Washington without
lug to New York. They were accompanied by band Of
twenty-five pieces aud wore white silk crayats aud bne
satin badges Another special tram started shOrely al
10 o'clock bearing the Jcnersonian Association. with
Alderman shell, its president and the Volunteer Fae
mems Association. Mr.. shells was atred gorseuusly,
and marshacd his seventy i've followers with much
dignity. There about seventy hremen, dressed
r,I shirts with black oyercoats and nr,meu's hats
John Decker eN-chie OF the Old Fire Department,
wit them. hut did not 40 on the train. The hremcn
ried with them the old Original Engine No 20 which.
IA Hat car behind the engine.
number of Wesichester County politicians started
elect william q. stahlnecker. state senator II. G.
Nelson Register Joseph y. Miller ShoTin stephen d.
Resi.ters once. Andrcw Jacks"n Hyatt of Wits
Plains. and FRANKIE Wolfe OF Verpanck's.
Wearing silk hats, and uniform blue spring overcoas,
and carrying canes, the 100 or less Brooklyn Demo-
who could afford 10 pay 800 each 10 purchase the
uniforms and journey TO Washington to witness the In
auguraon ceremonies. will march from the Brooklyn
CITY Hall at a. III. day 10 the Annex boat, which
VIII convey them TO Jersey City. Commissioner OF
other office holders aud ex holders who Will go
will he City Judge Van NyCk, County Treasurer Adams
ex- Register Carroll Justice Courtney ex-senator
Coroner Doyle. County Auditor Lake, President Olena
OF the Board OF Aldermen. and city Auditor Voege. |
efforts have been put forth In order 10 get the full
number OF 100 for whom contr act had 70 be made
Men were getting their expenses paid yesterday by
promising To 20.
The expected trip OF the alleged Cleveland and Hem
tricks War Veterans has been abandoned the meare
numter who would 10 was thought to disgrace their |
high sounding name
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