New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07


although your lad previously, announced that the
County Convention would h" held on Monday next az
p and that they must conclrdc their session on Ha'
day night the Commit" world then CIV" To Sad s''
ting DELEGATION an optortunty said paper win
the roll Of nemcr,p OF district and important
rcln,i'S could b" shown that they w"iln .i'' 'ao
adjournment: SAID sitting dl"ration tf"h rfs'u 10
do so and insisted upon said a>'unm"nt Until S'id th
OH Monday That committee thcr"upo o"-ir'u sal"
application whcrupon said sitting delegation publicly an
nounced their Withdrawal from said contest ana od co
and there withdraw from the same"
Yor co,grtcc ded I'll" adoption OF the oio"'
Ing rc.ou,on ,, :.
Resolved That tho contAstinC delegation De- c'oeu !"
the seats and representation in this convention
awarded and allotted to tn" XIltn Assembly D'>'f'''
Respectfuv submitted, Chu!e> ii. murray il. H. va"
Allen, Alfred Ma-on William II. Huber.
For that tn" sitting d'l""'t"h N"'"'.''H
withdrew from the contest. concur III III" Tc'o''
of the majority Of the committee"
WILLIAM REOOKFIELD
Every word of the report was llS'chc" l" WV"
great attention. and when Mr.. Moray la" HI
ished reading the resolutions the adopHo" VI
which the committee recommended there WIS
great burst of applause.
TRYING TO DEFEND THE ENROLMENT LlSiS'
Frederick B. House, who headed the ',""> "'e-
cation WAS on his feet to speak against 'he resp
Unions. lie attempted n explain away the as
crcnoncics in names on tie enrolment hs's, anu
worked himself INFO a towering passion over u"
iniusticc that would lie dore II IN" "loos l'c'io"
was cxpcl!cd. lie was allowed TO tax u''l III
was worn ont, when the chairman pun 'io 4'''
ton Several delegates wanted viva 'o'e N"''
,otcn I'M, objection was raised 10 this, and Mr.
Murray moved that the roll I've ralfd' Inc ~
District voted in tie negative. and some OF tHe
others were divided. The AAlst Dls'lH' WIS
also spt. and although the name OF r.. f. Hh'P'r'
was called several times. no sound came from HUG
Delegates all over the room called "ni 10 MN '"
vote I'm, be prcservcd Il doggrd silence When
the vote was announced il showed that 'ie "I''S
faction had only fourteen friends in The conrcn'
ZION and that l10 votes were recorded against h'i
The ousted delegation thcn Withdrew IN great dis
order cheering Gibbs and iis>lnS IN" c"hV'h''"h'
lanes King Duffy. one of the Gibbs Delegates ~
manned behind and made short speech "ilch
got for him the applause of the convention. ne
assured the convention that he was still hcph"-
Icon Tie rcll OF the seated dc.e"atCs was cah'"
nf,er which the permanent ORGANIZATION oil inc
convention was made by TIE election OF '"e "'"'-
,orary officers as Tie permanent ones lh's Wis
on the motion of BERNARD Bchn.
EXJvDGE PATTfR>o>'s RESOLUTION
There was profound silence IN the ha'l when
rx-Iudce Patterson aso~' and offered ''' ."''"
ing resolution. which WAS read 'y MI EfilhN
Resolved. That a conmtt"" b" formed co'>'N""- "
,ne member from each Assembly District. to be selected
nv hc dric, delegation, respectively. and tho chairman
aud sccrc,ry Of ,hi, conventions whose duty shall he to
consider:
First-Wh"th A. tn" coninr "'''''"l " > l u,,
tho Republican G. animation 10 oN'f,"r"" i" "
ty straight ticket; ..
socondu lu whether undo .>i-tinr circumstances
i, i, wise to confer ORGANIZATIONS o'o~'d to i'"'n'
,,,,h . ,,o,r :. .,r,r..i,, , cal ION r,Act.
VIII !, g., ,,.- l.I,~,. Judgment A union ticket
i,''0-.' -, ,, :, l..ly 10 succeed and which
shall aGcqratcly represent tn Clements Of opposition |"
., h,o, ,,d q mt. OF ,i., o. -anilaton and
'>'', WV ,'' ,,,. a., .u ,rd IN such ease
~ " ,,.o. ,au have t,,l ,.,,. f.. COAT: with -'ich
e,..,'n. ., ~ ,'au d.. ~ .>,~dl~nt and r~"o 'ir
q IN ' ,..., a. =. acton
, :" "' -, t,l,u.,d flo r.,,lu, of ~,
;r opp" '," ."I lam roiIInrrd Ialt
Ir'n!''"h vs. ''I" "' tL Ga ,,,,iuu for ih,
'"I'h ,"'sn'> r',.." Ln, tJ t.ru.cr was
ad'pi"n ut ihc "N"' '''"'' "'' ,n III. .,il
,.c fist one - Span - 80" ' ,, Tar ,L..
l." ;HVU2hi INV I'VE '" - -, r.,,,,,tl, ond
PCpThiiran party W ;'~>''' l>'H h!'"I".N '
openly II" h' IL" "' ;',ii,.u. 49, r.,rr,rI,,a-
III IN" rhi''"'"', W. iii 49,. 49,, li.,h business
I'VE "l '.''" P,',n &c o,lcr ORGANIZATIONS
,t 'r,uv t. tLc.r sup,cri. Comb. lions
tt , ,rrueI ON, ,y,n III the past. ana
80, ,ron,cu[ :, him that toe party
.Sor, mn, ror,va rd It's lost men and then lhTl''
.u onnnncu;, of TammanN Il uiIt" III c"''in%
,Lc,
rr.cc,xc ~ MR. rIp;.w'S NAME
....., :. % ,o.niu
i h'ld IN HN ''''' wv =, ~
ioa which Wil! "i'ci - " S'''>''''" ''' Wv
irs, red. in which - u"mc ~ r'I"'ii"'" i"i
N,vor = man of .Hr,i ln-h ci"ri"icr F'a' II"
pon,brran or Iu,icpcad,nt col!i I'll - vote for
-. IT,, l,,.,i.,,-.,l 1uc l;,r.c enter.
nm Wv. w." l;. rnr. ,yl.h d.t .u.ushci
pil,,,. .rd t;I.li, ard w!.r Wpuld cpnduct tire
r.,i,. ~ lin. g "a T.; tie >.,.Ic cuf'>rc'i puS way
@ ,o ,,,on ,,.i IN, all uI..iuila'IuiI, could
unite in huriiig larIin''Iy from power
Colonel C.rgrr ihcr !fld ~" i"h"AlnS:
Received. THAT th' EP''' -" '""N ""'. ".''' -
now Iro ed :" n"ni'h' - - ''"''.a ~ ." ,,