New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
rAMMANY APPROVES THE TICKET.

aKIEF LETTER FROM MIt HEwIrr-MR. oDoSo-
HUE DOES mol" KICK.
The Committee of Twenty four. OF the Tam
many organization, were In consultation Tor an hoaf
Yesterday before the County Convention came together
again TIE principal subject OF discussion was the
threatened "kck" OF Chairman Joseph j. ODononno
over the nomination OF Henry Beckmsn for Presient
Of the Board Of Alderman. Mr. Hewitt feels strongly
over tho natter fearful tnat there might oe
trouble that he came to rampsny Hall ats p H. sn3
had AL interview with Commissioner CroXer and o'aos
members OF the Committee of Twentyfour Is Was de-
clded that there should be nothing unpleasant As
ODonohue had been lsbored with and WAS IN qu'es
frame OF mind whom Cow venton mot Tho nominees
Of the County Democracy Convention were accep'sd
without murmur.
Itva. $3.50 p m whom the Convention was called 70
order by Mr.. o. UDonohue The nall looked coa s"a un
nyit,ng aud there we're scarcely onebai OF tho dsio-
gstos pressnt 1t was evident that ali e,t ina. no.as
NOR. was to Le dose than to .sree Oh 'no p''s'"
which Tho leaders mad mapped cut s, ..-..
III. senator SSss were sdopsed they declared
hat tho Democracy OF Tamnany Hall reshrm tue PRIV
op.s D ."T ana ast tho weight OF sDoad
be 40 adjusted ~ to impose the leas posso on
,h. non. uroperty holder opposed convict iaDor' To-
v"rei reduced hours Of labor. aud favored every
Ius.sure for tho aneioraton OF tns worsns ciAs's~
and asking worKngmeu to support Mr Hewitt
Mr. Forster reported what the Conferences COMMITTEES
had done. AID tho action witch had been taken ey ns
nation OF Nj. Hewitt and nominating . fun tictec
The report OF the committee was accepted.
Mr. O'Douohue announced that he had received let
,er from Mr.. Hewitt winch hs proceeded to read Is
WAS dir-otsd to Rcnar Croker aud his associates on
the Con ference COMMITTEES, aud was as follows;
GENTLEMEN: will thank you TO announce 10 the Demo.
assembled At iannany Ha that accept
The tenere To me throusn you on The
iath mar with grateful OF the connenc. manifested
IN INV dtnsss for the eminent position for which have been
pame and will give my formal reply TO The eomnnp
cation by and by the committee of the
County Democracy for publication IN the morning news
papers
Mr. u Douohue then announced that nominations we're
m order Mr. Croker said rise to place 10 uomins-
tiva for President Of the Board OF Aiernen Henry Il
B~~kman, now " President OF tue Park Department."
General r. b. spinox warmly seconded the uomin
There whimper of opposition from MI % bono
hue and .no nomination was made oy AcclAmAuou- a..
Morgan j. OBnen put Ia nomoatlon "a.
ward Patterson TOR supreme Court judge. ihis Wa
seconded by Civm Justice Morrsl aud General John
Cosnrans. And wss s.so carried by scclA.aAtion.
Roger A. Pryor uomuatcd +. Hsury Dusro Tor Judge
OF tho Superior Court. rhs Was s-condsd by Jscoe A.
Cantor. kAstus y RAmson. fsIcr keec And cnAtrmso
ODouohua The latter sad hs had read IN the organ ol
Is County Democracy mat Mr. Dasro mad never
practssd law aud ~ss unnt Tor the place Iie shrs
back ths allegation and declared that no ene reuId
cay word Axaiust Mr.. Daxro. M Daxro vss nom
mated. a..