New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

NEW-YO
~ q ss,aasAt uekss vAisA had shaase soussins
FOLLOWING THE wlGwAMS F0RLoRN HOPE
xHE vooRAIs bENocRACY CHEERS GRAFT AND
KISSES DE LANcEY NIcoLL-THE WHOLE
TICKET SWALLOWED, HOWEVER.
Tho New.York Democracy, a. the organization owned
By Police Commissioner voofMs u now khowh noh
IL county convention ct Webster Hail. IN EAST
Elsvonths. last evening, and - wss expecteo MONT
Mayor TO Nessemer for Coroner. Colonel olon csueo
the convention to order. and Michael A. ouinan' OF
the xxlvth Assembly District, was made temporary
chairman. 1fr. ouinlan made his bow ana returned
bis thanks looking down upon about 500 "deiegates'
among whom were John Il. voorhis. f0nce 1usu0e
Murray, D. H. CaYvalho. Warren c. Bennett e.
Deputy .Colisctor james D. MoCleland, Henry OPP
Charles p Blake ex.Alderman Cavanagh. Jacob kuns-
man. J. J. Cummings, q. j. Newell ex-Aaerman
Nastessou, J. W. Rappenhagen. Samuel Ievy' William
J. o. Hart and W. p. Hurd.
After tho usual prelimnazies the temporary chair
man was madc the permanent presiding omcer, WIN
David n Carvalho and z. J. Newell Is secretaries, ana
. vicepresdent from each Assembly district Inc
platform Wa reported by James y. AcCeLand. IT
starts out with the declaration that the necessity for
this examination and is occasioned by the deber'
ate treachery Of the New-York County Democracy
lts dominating sentiment may be found In the foow'
Ing:
We contend that within the lines Of party sre men
competent honest and experienced TO whom the admins
tsaon Of the Affairs Of this great Commonwealth can DO
safely connded. We believe In comforting Democrats
the honors and smoumcots Of public once We unqual
aedy subscribe 70 the newangled expression Inst
Municipal politics u business" but we subject all can
didstss for public Office to the great test formulated BY
Thomas Jefferson, to wit: Ia he honcstf Is ne capeolef
Il he faithful 70 the Constitution For these
and organized 10 oppose any and all
members Of that he Democtic) party who are unfathful
Constitution whether they appear their distinctive
party ticket canddstes thereof or In the masquerade OF
citizen, nonpsran any other delusive or deceptive
rolo.
Mr. McClelland and F. E. Nipple, Of the xIxth Dis
trict made speeches lauding Governor Hill and de-
Douncng the County Democrats, the Republicans gen.
iSlice-Justice Murray was received with wild ap.
when he With the LIST Of mon % %s
propose Hugh Grant for Mayor ThSSdoIe W. Myers
Tor D. tanfey Sss for teae ny
arrangements had evidently been made TO give
s MaSS arose % big
aSt r BE sSd M
s the nisscs were nnmeroa S' and strong Kisses
were also interspersed when the Controller was nameo
soes sna the l were declared
mously made
Mr.. SCOTT TO THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY.
Francis NJ. Scott the Peoples candidate for Mayor.
acknowledged yesterday his Endorsement BY the County
Democracy organisation, In the following letter 70
the Committee Notification:
am in receipt your letter Of October 49, formally
notifying me that the NewYork County Democracy, at
County Convention held October 10, 1890, had nom
mated me the oice OF Mayor Of the city Of New.Yor
l have recently stated publicly the principles upon
which. In my opinion, the municipal government should
be administered, and the rules OF conduct which
conceive duty Of the Mayor Of this city TO observe
In the performance Of his official duties.
accept the high honor which is involved In the noml'
nation for Mayor at the hands Of the NewYork County
Democracy. and II the people shall rasiy your action 10
shall my earnest endeavor 10 perform the duties OF
the Office justify the confidence which the Ne".foX
County Democracy has by tas nomination. EXTENDED 70 me-
In brief but Straightforward and frank letef
William II. Corsa the Peoples candidate for Sheriff.
accepted yesterday the nomination to that of1cc.
BECAUSE TAMMANY CHAMPIONS TIE RUM CAUSE
The members of the New-York Citizens Alliance. an
organization formed for the rcpeal Of the present Ex
else and sunday laws, met last night at No. 100 East
Fifty.ninth-st. Ex-senator John G. Boyd presided.
Resolutions were offered by Henry Nichols and sec.
onded By Adolph Luhrs pedgtng the support OF the
alliance to the whole Tamnany Hall ticket In return
for Tammany's action in embodying In It's platform
the principles of the alliance John Keogh and others
wished to amend the resolutions and confine the In
dorsement to legislative candidates. and q spirited
discussion ensued, in which some rather pointed per-
sonaltes were exchanged. The Tammany men, how
ever, In the majority the resolution was passed
unanimously ct least SO the chairman decided and
Tammany Hall was formally declared the champion
OF FREQ liquor and open saloons on sunday
A RECEPTION TO UNION COUNTY CANDIDATES.
A rousing reception was given to the Union County.
n. j., Republican nominees by the Republicans OF
Plainied last night. The ratification was conducted
by the Painheld Republican Association, one OF tho
strongest organizations for reform In New-Jersey
Among the prominent Republicans present were Amos
Clark tr the nominee for Congress IN the lid DIS.
trct Mayor John e. Rankin, IT,, OF Elizabeth the
nominee for State senator James H. Clark and George
". Kyle. nominees for Sheriff. and Assemblyman re-
spectlvcly Notwithstanding the Indictment weather
a large number OF PEiinled people were present TO
assist in the Republican hOuse.warming
lie MUST COME TO THE TANMANY MEETINGS.
Colonel John X. Fellows, Tammany candidate for
Congress In the With District and Cornelius Donovan
the Republican nominee, have not yet arranged their
series OF Joint debates Colonel Fellows said that he
would not accept his opponents offer to appoint com.
mittee to Join with committee of Republicans In ar
ranging for special meeting. ~ H., Mr. Donovan
to the Tammany gatherings, Where we viii extend
every courtesy to him. he said
GOOD WORK AT ALL SOULS CHURCH.
b, The Of ballot instruction under the au-
spices Of All Souls Brotherhood Municipal League was
continued last evening In the lecture Of All Souls
Church. ]. T. CalhOOn and Mr.. Oliara explained the
principles OF the new system to q humber OF voters.
II said that good deal OF interest had been shown
during the and that large attendance was ex
pected at the rally To be held there Monday night
when Francis NJ. Scott the Rev. DR.. L. Heber Newton
and others will make speeches.
FLATLANDS DEMOCRATS IN A QUANDARY.