New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10

Cooper was known at the ew-Amsterusm oIuo ~,
ing the evening No formal action was taken concern
ing It, Tho members OF the Sub Executive Comm', h
speaapg Of IT, gave a. Al animation afas p"' that no
union desired on Mr.. Cooper ana pfopaoS NV w
The County Committee Of tho County Democracy VIII
10 the large hall Of the Cooper nsn T on Con
day and make preparations LOT 'ne |oun'' WI
vention on Thursday evening
THE POSTMASTER RAN THE MACHINE.
OFFENSIVE pARTisANsBIP OF THK RANKksT SORT
USED TO RESoMINATE MADoo.
The Democrats of Hudson County held Con-
eressional aud County Conventions yesterday
one In Jersey CITY, tho other in Hobokcn. Bcdlam was
let loose In the Cor Convention Congressman
William McAdoo who is now serving his second term'
was q candidate for reconciliation, ana james ouri"n'
postmaster OF Hoboken undertook the contract OF ger
ting nim nominated 1t not an easy job as 'r MO
Adoo had become offensive to large section OF tne huu-
son County Democracy for various reasons In inc
first place. he either unwilling or unable 70 procure
for his oonsti uents sufficient quantity OF sros men,
too whom the Congressman visited Jersey CITY access
to his august presence was almost Impossible
hungry thirsty constituent desired TO see MIN NJ a
first to send up his oard and as Few VI them "ero i
vided with cards, they barred from seeing tnei
Stree the opening Of the preliminary camraisn inc
strpn.er and when the convention met yesterday aitof
noon the majority OF the delegates we've against hi
ever He i. chairman OF County k1eoutiys Commit.
tee aud has not heard OF Of
tho committees MI. Curran Is chief ensineer OF the
Msohps and he ran y 80 :e ny
were hall whom Mr. Curran gave the wore 20 opoa
Dr.. John D. McGil WAS elected temporary ohairmsn.
DR.. MoGi Immediately called ipr & h o.iied
first He was Ignored From that time on the conyen-
ton OF riot and disorder ana 10 .rvs
tho SAGE fhe oppO.iton centred Mayor Kerr, o OF
Hoboken and hot but unav.iiins nehs wIs SsIlen
OF Hobohsn led opposition and they ana tnsr sup
porters hOwed hoarse In their acmSaS 0
ustcs and fair play but they accomplished notni1sc
Nobody could tell how the vote stood on account 81 e
tmut and disorder hut at the close OF the INC no
eeorenry Marx Curley, announced that moAaoo naH 10
eeved votes aud Kerr two wnis
delegate. had refused 70 vote ID: MoS COMMITTEES
was sent to bring him tie hall As he entered the
by .os S 81
he had Intended to make Kerrs '1pposs M%o
that ssy bid d.. a:y
venton next Tuesday and put oandaate OF sae sM
IL II sss 80
district will be represented by Republican III LILO n'A'
In the County Convention the nomination for stns
Senator WAS dictated by the Curran macnine nnu
Ed ward. was the candidate OF machine and be was
opposed by Orestes Cleveland Mayor Oh nom
ination was given to Mr. Edwards. James Il. USe en-
was nomins ted for Surrogate by aoclamsuon ,hs Re-
general opinion that with strong nomih .m WV "
pubcans can carry Hudson County this RAIL-
HE COULD NOT SUPPORT CLEVELAND.
pvNNsy1yANIA DEMOCRAT WHO HAD PRINCIPLES
NpwAs HONEST ENOUGH TO CARRY THEM OUT.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8 (SpeciaD.-1he con-
ferees of tho With Congressional Dnfics INST ~ .no
Grard House this afternoon to nominate canaiaae ioi
Conrresa There we're Q number OF Chester ana Deia-
var. Countv politicians present. and among them was
Robert T. Monaghan Of West Chester who has TOT 'ne
Last two DAYS been supported by the Chester county
conferees for tho Congressional nomination. ino ION
ware County representatives would not sve hiin '.o
votes because they hold that their county en'i'i
the place. and for additional reason that mr MON
ob.n did not vote for Cleveland In 1884 They steaoy
Mayor Forwood of Chester and deadlock mas
ham tho result Mr. Monaghan was asked TO ssse LIS
reasons for not supporting Mr. Cleveland. he Saul
and DO not fear Tor w4 Cow
fss no1 ON osysi.nd. fcoaidu DO It. homes. man
s sS0s an s.E. p. dele
gates from New-York aud asked them tue '', soma
heard about ,seg wsas snd
RS.s:, sn pS SaG Wien
home went Missouri to attend to soms DIS'ne ns
ana wIeS NsvYok orato Seymour asking hun If the
reports about Grover Cleveland were true ne wroe
me plain .sprsssntea but sss he had good
Mayor and good Governor HOW w,n ,Is 70 st at
Could vote for for President after had learned
/ didn't vote for Governor Cleveland: .o0k u up
newsnaper cut out OF it the name OF Thomas a. henu
ricSs printed in large type and pasted across Deo
cratic electoral ticket That handed III INC "inI n
II was ali could do. / could do nothing else AN
not ohnrch member. but the best awbook on my ,0o
shelf IN my library the rule and guide OF my ie She
Holy Bible has taught me from infancy wnat 10 h,
and wrong You may condemn me, gentlemen put
God Almighty will approve my act
The scene throughout was intensely exciting Mr'
Monaghan after his address, withdrew as oanoiua'0
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR THE ASSEMBLY
ONEoNTA, Oct. 8 (Spcciah.-The Republicans
of the lind Assembly District of Osego County re-
nominated Frank b. Arnold.
GESEsEo, Oct (SpeciaD.-The County Convention
today renomnated W. Y. Robinson for Assembly man.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Oct 9.-George d. L. Seeiey Vi
F.irport was to-day nominated for member OF the AS
sembly for the lst District of Monroe County. -
PRNN YAM oct. Q (Speciatl.-George X Coth"eH WAS
nominated IN Yates County for the Assembly,
NOMINATIONS IN THE XIXTH DISTRICT.
ALBANY, Oct 0.-The Democratic Congress
,onal Convention of the XIXth District to-day NOM
mated Nicholas T. Kane The Republicans OF the same