The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-11
THEY WON'T LET MURRAY IN.
A ROARING TIME At THE COUNTY
DEMOCRACY MEETING.
Many speeches That cot No Farther Tsar

Many Speeches That Cot No Farther Tran
"Mr Chnirmau"-The RerOluuon Tut
Through by Main SirenEth-No Talk.
Tventv Young men who we're unnccustomod
10 public srenkinR made their debut last night
at Cooper Union. The County committee oil
the County Democracy was in session. and
Janos J. GallIgan and Assemblyman John
HerriRan OF tho Seventeenth district were try
ing 10 have Police Justice Murray who had
been expelled recognized as member Of the
committee. Tho district had reelected him.
uo VIVA not there in person. Among those
nnosent were Col. Michael {. Murphy, who
looked vofr!ly worn and wenk from his long
illness; Nelson ]. Waterbury, who is friend
NJ JpatIoe Murray, and who connded to Thomas
Costigan that no was on tho warpath Patrick
Keenan,. John Hayes. James DAILY u. Lowber
Smith. Edward Crosse, ]. Henry Ford, and
SIS. Blake Congressman Quinn. like Justice
Murray. was absent but the other IL members
from the Seventeenth we're there In the centre
MIR. Waterbury. who is slightly deaf, got Mr..
CostiR9n TO explain everything TO MIN. rms
uuent confusion. MIR. Galllgan wanted to know
why the resolution Of tho Seventeenth dis
trict. eieeting Justice Murray hau not been
tits too late now" said Chairman Jackson
sem6lyman kerrigan demanded that the
resolution be produced and read for the
benefit Of the orGani2Rtion.'
but, will Instruct the Secretary to read 1t
The resolution was produced and read
word when Mr. herrGan got on his feet with
NM SeeRmnn yel hs d'slH!fa Chairman and
Mr.. Waterbury followed suit, Mr., Beekman
was recognized and handed UP this resoiu-
Thst the credentials of Judge Henry Murray as a
Sa p. 9sSss IN rse.Se nov or eeoSro him as
member thereof and that ths ;Scancy caused BY his
Il: S.sS the district
Tho twenty debutants bounced to their feet
all over tho hall. and made :heir speeches,
which consisted OF loud yells Of " Mr.. Chair
MI: Kerrigan and Mr.. Galligan waved their
handle frapticaIly at the Chairman and yelled.
and Mr. pdST the
for recognition. Chairman jackson ham
mered and called for order with all his might.
this Gentieman from the Twenty first dis:
triot. or wherever he Is from, to be seated"
screamed the Chairman. growing rcd In the
PIT NJ ", wa,sEh % did not ioE second in
You'll Do YOU understand that, sir p
There came chorus o Of cries for tie motion on
Mr.. Beekmsn'e resolution which brought Mr..
EMr Chairmsn" A dozen men began yelling
Question! question:" and Mr.. Water bury
sprane up and resumed his recitative. Amid
resolution was put. and, with a yell OF dissent
from the Seventeenth district, 1t was declared
Move We adjourn" yelled voice.
Mr.; KerriGsn and Mr., Gslligsn began aRsin.
Kerrlgan went out crying: is this ballot re-
form And was It Beekman who wanted re-
form and justice 2" Mr.. GalliRan was asked II
Not yet" he replied.
The other business done was the reading OF
for On amendment to the constitution giving
the County Committee power to declare any
seat In the County Committee vacant and to
will be meeting Of the County Committee q
week from tomorrow. when this resolution
favor OF It