New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-13
THE BRAVES TO DESCEND ON SARATOGA.
THIRTY CARLOADS OF TAMMANY WARRIORS TO
LEAVE THE CITY TOMORROW.

HIRTY CARLOADS OF TAMMANl WAhhLOiSo l."
LEAVE THE CITY TOMORROW.
The braves of Tammany Hall-2,0oo strong some
Of the young bucks say-wil make descent upon the
historical town Of Saratoga tomorrow IN all their
old-tlme splendor. Thirty parlor coaches, gayy
decorated with bunting and emblazoned with gorgeous
legends capable Of impressng the natives Of the Huo-
son Valley with the greatness and grandeur OF 1ai-
many Hall, will bear the seasoned warriors nUm uo
Grand Central Station conyentlOnwaTd. The spec'ai
train will be made up in three sections OF ABOUT uen
cars each the first leaving at 30 a. m' the seconu
at 8 80 and the third at 8 40 a. m.
The first car of the first section will be given over
o the exclusive use Of Big Chief Croker and the o'her
great men of the tribe. Mayor Grant was to nave
been In this select party, but word came to MN yes
terday that he expected In Saratoga IN s''"n'o
of the general outfit, the Mayor sent for MS grip
sack and boarded afternoon train, winch ehaoieu
him TO hold conference with Chief (iilroy ana other
early arrivals there last evening There are plenty
Of medicine men" left for the choice car, including
Ioscnb J. O,Donohue, who still wants to be MoSOr'
w Rourbe Cochran whose poysyllablc elOiuehce H'S
be sorey needed before the big dance Is over "onn
d. Crlmmins who will be expected 10 stlehBIhen ''o
Democratic campaign fund with some OF MS savings
from the Broadway cable and paving contracts O'u
grcssman Amos ]. Cummings, Dock Commissioner
7 Sergeant Cram, ex-Judge McQuadc, the favored
contractor Of the Public Works Department PIesdeht
7 Edward simmons of the Fourth National BapHi
Indigo Ehrlich Justices Mitchell, Dlvver ana Mo-
Mahon and other persons Of special consequence.
The first section under command Of Accounts Com
missioner DAILY, win contain the AAth' AAlS|
XX!Vth, XvIIIth, XVIth and lst Assembly, Dis.ilO'
delegations. The second section, commanded by Com
missioner of Jurors Martini Will convey the
delegates from the XIXth, NVlIth, XVIII, NAIIu
XXIIId Id and With Assembly DISTRICTS anu loin
Westcheser County. The latter have been assoed luo
the Tamnany contingent The third section. under
the direction of ex-senator Punkett, viii nave te ie-
naming districts Of the city, including the Allth'
XIytb. with. With. With. lid, lVth ana AIlIuh'
Each district delegation will have purveyor whose
dutv will be 70 see that sufficient supply OF IRE
water IS laid in for the journey. and that none OF te
warriors 90 dry or hungry. The first section VIII mt
at Mott Haven long enough to allow the cars paceu
M the disposal of the red men Of the Tuscaos uuer
the leadership Of Chief Purroy, 10 be hooked on
A survey Of the list Of delegates IS sufficient 10
satisfy the skeptcal that the injunction of the head
men Of the tribe to include decenty adopted lhdiaS
Io+oIv from the ranks Of the County Democracy has
ha, carefully observed. Prominent in this class VINO
will oupear at Saratoga fullfedged Iammahy
braves and labor to drive the Counties rom any
rtubt or title in the convention are exExclse Oon
missioner William Pitt Mitchell. ex-senator hchael O
Mrrnbv exp Dstrict Attorney John II. Fellows since
made Congressman; senator John F. Ahearh. fonce
Ius.ce Daniel oReilly Civil Justice Henry NJ Uolu-
forle Edward Keamey, Excise commissioner
Toseph Koch, Fire Commissioner H. D. ruIIOS
A Assemblvmau Timothy Dry Dollar Sullivan Lewis
I ConIan. ex.Assembyman John B. Shea, now holu-
ing superlntendcncy in the Public Works Department
Az. Asscmblyman John F. Mcintyre, now good ram
many Assistant Dlstrict-Atorney Alderman william
TAFT Police Justice Andrew j. White Nelson J water
hnry who used 10 furnish the County Democracy with
s law James W. Boyle who is known TO tame throusn
b,s connection with Colonel John O'Byrne's Sl3'1Oo
fa from the buucoed' North River oystermeh Auoph
7 sanger. once president of the Board OF Aldermen
Hugh Ferrigan and II. 5 Beatte although the lattef
- gc foliovng is a list Of the regular TaninaIy dele
frct-Frank r. Fitzgerald william l. BroWni IdCnaoi Ii
C. Murphy Ild-Joseph j. O'Donolue EauiTn @ ,, 81,
SichoIa. r. Brown IlId-Danlel Oheily, De LdiIeey
Nicou perclva Farquher Ntl-EA"afu td =: ,h III
iisete.. Sutche joan r. Fellows, John ke,y !u L
1,SiTIiar / McKeuua. Henry ". GoldfoSIe, Ittu1ck
lariev. VIItb-Iernagd +. Martin, Magun l. MCMalon'
IaTnes w Bovlc: Vlllth-AmOs J. Cummings, Henry =.
iir,,,t Nmert Gallup Xth-Wiiam sohme, Henry
Isenheimer William p. Mitchell: Xltl|John j.
tra9ncL Edward kearney, George b. tS MS-
CleIian: XIIth-Patrick KEENAN, eep Joseph hochi
DaiTvi i,iire IogIs Munznger; NlVti-JOhn Reilly,
rHas J. GRADY Lewis J. Conlan; XNth-WilIam
i,aIt"o Nelson smith oscar > btrans NNltl-J0hn j.
tta,bc,,s frank A. O'DOnnel Henry D. liOUhhlss'
StHII Gcorre ~ Tllnkitt j. Sergeant Cram, William
p p finckhod XVIllth-Kichard Croher Thomas j.
l. !, Ci,istouhcr G.. ilupfel XlNtl-liugh J.
Gmt' Fdvnard simmons Daniel +. NcMahon: NNth
= uCharlcs a Stadec, leay steinert, James Moran
XXIst-w Bourke Cochran; Nels0n .. "%tSrDn2'
lanes J. Martin XXlld-John Mc0usde; John ID |
CJnn,ins John F. MCINTYRE: NAIld-Iholnas F. |
nm Iscob 4 cantor Andrew J. white XXIVth-
tIenpy' D Purroy, Augustus Moebus, John b. Shea.