Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-01
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SYRACUSE, N. Y, September So.-The
New Workers have come to Syracuse and
have brought with their swift rolling trains
of palace cars little breeze that is ruf1ing
the surface of the Democratic waters. 1t
NAV develop into half a gale by tomorrow,
but the strong likelihood is that it will die
out during the night. and that to-morrow's
sun will irradiate scene as tranquil as
before.
The first ripple on the water followed the
arrival of the County Democracy. whose
hg that they had knives up their sleeves
Or shedding the gore Of Messrs. Wemple
md Tabor, the men who are the favorites
or denomination to the offices of Controller
and Attorney General. It was said that the
Counties were determined to protest against
the denomination OF these gentlemen, and
would refuse to vote for them in convention.
4 NO CHARGES MADE.
The Counties made no charge or even in
sinuation against the officials in question.
Their point was that it would not be good
politics to nominate anyone ever so re-
norely or innocently connected with the
Albany sensation of last winter, because the
Republicans have decided to make it an
issue in the campaign if such Democrats
are nominated.
After the Counties had been here awhile
they began to discuss some rumors affecting
Elliot Danforth, who is the general choice
for State Treasurer. The point made
against him was that he had shown fayoritism
in his choice of the banks in which he had
deposited the State money.
When the Tammany men came to Svra-
euse they added to the breeze. The County
Democrats said the Tammany men were
trying to steal their thunder. because it
seemed that the Tammany contingent was
TAKING THE SAME POSITION
With regard to Messrs. Wemple and Tabor,
There was no apparent disposition of the
Eammsny folks to join in the furry over
Mr.. Dsnforth.
The Counties were to meet at Z o'clock to
iecide upon their course for tomorrow, and
he Tammany men were to meet at o'clock.
The Counties met and all they did was to
ppoint Colonel NJ. C. Murphy chairman of
be delegation, and to appoint committee
f seven to make up the list of So delegates
b the convention. They adjourned to meet
b-morrow morning at 9 o'clock.
Every famous Democrat except Governor
ELL, Grover Cleveland, Smith Weed and
Ianiel Scott Lamont is here, and the halls
as buzzing like stock exchange in trad
ing hours. Lieutenant Governor Jones is
to be the temporary Chairman of to-mor
roys convention. and it is more than likely
he will be the permanent Chairman also.
THE PROBABLE TICKET.
Despite possible appearances, the general
talk indicates the nomination of Denis
O'Brien for Judge Of Appeals. Charles F.
Tabor for Attorney General, against whom
a local rally for William A. Beach is made,
Frank Rice for Secretary of State, and FL
liot Danforth for State Treasurer. State
Engineer Bogart and Contractor Wemple
will be rep dominated by acclamation. The
gossip about platform is that it will re-
affirm the national Democratic platform,
declare that revenue reform is not failure,
but will b persisted in; indorse Governor
Hills adm Illustration, and arraign the Re
publican party for falling short in its per-
formsnce Of its promises.