New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-02
GOVERNOR HILLS OPEN BID.
ACTION OF HIS STATE COMMITTEE.
REVOLUTIONS PASSED TO SMOOTH HTS pREa.
DFyTIAI, PArH-How 1T WAS DONE.

prrorruoys PASSED TO SMOOTH HTS PREF
DENTAL pArH-How 1T WAS DONE.
The State Democratic Committee held session yes
,ordov in parlor of the Hoffman House. IL was u
nu committee. Including W. Bourke Cochran ana
,st,ce rbomos r. Grady. Corporation Counsel Ciarh
s,,resanted Mayor Grant who Is absent In lrenho'
uua,, Mclaughlin was somewhere else. Inc hoiuerS
~ proxies we're A. N. Brady for samuei D. Ioe' ''e
n Manning for ID. Cady Herrick' A. .. euaeHehu.."
Cor r. d. Cutler c. r. De Freest for william D. hA,
and Jacob A. Cantor nor D. W. "''A""
Murphy, jr., OF Troy, PRESIDED p.,,o,
There was no brass knocker on the door Oh r"rpr
n. ,bo meta, was needed for within the room ana
was literally distributed through the resolutions WHICH
appear below. A.. so,oot,on
Almost the first business called up was the seection
NJ some one TO take the place OF herman oei'''i''
who I'm the recent campaign resigned as INC Up
sentatiye OF his party In this State on the Deio'
National Committee. The subject was ihtrodnoeu W
means OF a letter from Calvin s. Brice, OF ONO anu
Wv yorl, md chairman OF the National Commtlee.
Mr. Cochran pointed vivdly to the importance Oh nis
that vacancy and Gerhardt Lang, OF BuHaio, pun NJ
nomination Lieutenant GOvernoreect "lniain . '"S'
han, who was chosen with unanlmly.
The spirit of David b. Hill was now Recognized a'
nresent, 1t having entered mysterousy 10 tne "coo
paniment Of slow music by Mr.. CocKrahs cum, "
il always seductive and enrapturing in us influence
han this remarkable resolution was evolved through
the ntality of Samuel a. Beardsley, oil oheio
Resolved That In the opinion OF this committee Nouu
he rental TO the interests OF the Saoe anu ~'
Dcnoeratle party for Governor Hal 10 reNqush uie "
ice OF Chlef Executive unta the expiration Oh inc ~ ~
which he cho.n by che people :.
The resolution was unanimously adopted ana 40 "
uassed into the tones of history OF the Demochuo
marty in the Empire state IL carried with IL the ashes
Of the dead and crumblng hope OF Edward r. 1ohes'
of BInghamton that he might behold ms name on t'e
roll Of NETWORKS Governors. Then Iahimahs
cheftaIn Richard Croker. presented announcer reSouo
decidedly significant in its character, as iolo"s:
Resolved That It Is the Of this committee mat INC
best OF the Democratic party wouia &c suo''ea W
holding Democratic National Convention III "e CITY "
New-Yofk.
Without word OF dissent the resolution was passed
But the crownins glory Of the days accomplishment
was resolution offered by Daniel IT, uriinn VI "'OS
town. This read as follows:
Resolved That the chairman appoint committee OF
three % which the chairman shall added, which shall
be employ counsel and take saeh frher sVps
"a nav be deemed expedent protect the interests Vi
candidates in contested Senatorial and Assembly
districts. .
Unanmity was the order OF the day, and away the
resolution sped. The committee appointed consists Oh
the chairman. Edward Murphy, IT., OF Troy Daniei
Griffin John Delmar and Nicholas Muller, lr InS
announcement Is accompanied with sort OF nlstruC-
five assurance that W. BouFke Cochran VIII be enl-
Moved as one Of the dpunsel. The days WORK -
looked upon as possessed of much significance In coh-
nection with the Presidential nomination next year
II is said that the resolution looking to New CITY
as the place for holding the convention means ue
choice OF favorte Democratic son OF tis stae.
Linked with the resolution demanding the c9nuhuncc
~ Governor Hill in office until January and the resO
luton providing for the stealing OF the Le9lslatr no
one be in doubt as TO the name Oh tat a'o'e 'o'