New-York tribune., 1891-10-14


THE DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
The County Democracy held It's County Convention
in the Cooper Union night and adopted platform
filled with scathng denunciation Of Tammany Ha pnt
~ tho end enve weak and half hearted Endorsements
IN The Democratic state ticket and PLATFORM hr'
rIover,s name was not mentioned in the convention
and n l. tbe general belief that a majority do not
intend 10 support him, In spite OF the aeged lhuo'"'
ment. The following ticket was nominated:
For Justice Of the supreme Court-FRANCIo NJ SUI L.
For Ni Judge Of the Superior Court-MYER s. IsAAcs'
For .ndge Of The Cour; Of Common Pleas-RoGER A.
PRYOR. XVIIIth District ,,n,y.pn cpossF
ind District, and +. J. McGEAN, AFiii'" us
:. Irict; ctronors- HERMAN W. HILDEBRAND xyHIth
i"T ,oIo .,. nrNTts pTrRNS I'D District and Dr.
CUHRLFs NJ LYNCH, XX1Vh District
poonle who have sung requems over the grave
of the County Democracy would nave lounu ."''
organization very much alive If they hau iooAuo ~
Of tbc great hall Of Cooper Union. 1t was hVeH
+horing ood was apparentIy composed OF men VINO
have the stuG I'm them for determined ight agi,'s'
their ancient and insldous foemen OF Tammehy ha,''
Full delegations from the seVer"i a.
Districts appeared, and nearly hiieu '"s
large hall There was mnch Che7'"S 80, 80,
burrahing for individual leaders, while the Oo'en"o
was coming together and with the aid oi coupe VI
Gfc and drum corps by the time tie managers go'
aod t hegin business which was fully O'Clock the
uticol fervor Of the assembage had reached White
heat. .., ram
Charles 4 Jackson chairman Of the County ION
mittce called the convention 10 Order ana "p'"0'
Police Justice James r. Kbreth for temporary '''''
man and Charles J. McGec, with two ASSISTANT VIZ
made secretary. Justice Kilbreth s@d hc was s'"" ~
meet such large and enthusiastic body ot Dc"oo' '
For VIC are still Democrats" he added, anu ~ ''
of men can take away from the privilege OF pe'nS
tba o1a
Power Henry H. Beekman, John W. CON- hieS'
uarx,ier d f. bowling e.. F. LNngbeln James Dan .
~ Travers Jerome Edward Crosse, W. T. "''.s'
" S Levy, Thomas Cosugan, exJuose '".
Coulter. Lawrence Wells, James McCarthey' ne,"''"
Wilson. ex senator F. VI. Bixby Peter Rush. Jonh o.
Ouinan l. Hugh BOSNIAN, Justice ). Henry f""
Thomas F. Keang and John +. Kirby
Tho credentials having been received, conih~ee'
on normanent organization and resonhuohs "eio
selected Charles A. Jackson was chosen per'n"''cn,
chairman with the usual lists OF vcepre'iue"'S "''
secretaries Mr.. Jackson made speech on H'Ni''s
the chair which full Of fire and scath'hs
against Tammany Hall. "Tammany Hail. nc sa'u'
may well shake. for one day their time VIII 'on'o
When the head swels nigh to bursting iooNo"t wi
ho hat Mr. Jackson told how the County Democracy
delegation was driven out of the satatoR" N'n' ~"
d" tbe only rightfully constituted delegates lro" ''
city of New York. as he explained ii t''t ~
rorular convention Of the Democracy OF NV ior"'
Mr. jackson, |
Nev,Yorlt UI,ses and cheers) The mdngh manu-
~ the triumvrate graspng the line Of the cahaN
,ro,torred tbe authority Of r2htfully elected deegae'
N satellites Of Tammany Hall. Whoever ala not ue''
the collar and trademark Of Tammany liali "a' ure"
,rv We are the Democrats who pat Grover OleVel1hu
in the Presidential chair and we are the D'"o'i''
,,o u4u nut him there again. Gong-con'ihucd ap-
pIause1 We are true Democrats, bnt We VIII ~. a
rommanv man wherever he shows Ms llesl' ,Hp
Irsa, II rs AT the head Of the ticket MT MN tnere
immense applause II It's at the loot oil te uoAe'' ''i'
him there More cheers)
Johp W. Goh from the C0mmt'ee Oh he'o'u'o"'.
renorted n long declaration Of principi's' h''' VI
which was taken up with bitter accusations 'S'i.''
the Tamman, Hall chiefs, arralgninc them Tor rc'oi
onary and arbitrary methods In dehylhs No"e VI ie'
reseptnton 10 the Democracy Of New-lorK' IL salu
rho ,Dcmocr,ticl Convention furnished unnlStSkuo"
evidence that IL manipulated ana dO"'"'"u ~ -,
,rForant faction which, rioting In itS power "iu ~
-, ov.o.s ~ spols and office, rode foughshou over
- rIgb. and nriyllege fomented iiscord, ana ny lVS
tund hunders nrneasuraby increased the obstacles ana
diuicult'e in the way Of Democratic success " '' ''
and Nation ,,.,, ons,s,orcv
:, - = melancholy spectacle OF political cohsisVh'y
49, ., sopo faction that fJught Tiden until he stranged
q that betrayed Robinson, mat battered HancoA' tha
exhausted brutal mvectVe against N'''''"'' a1n
that for TIE last quarter e.,
h,s b,en the shameless trader OF the n''uc
and x,on, Democracy the control OF the city treas
my should to-day be accepted the prophet and eNempar
OF true Democracy ,., .a NM
Tho Dauo.racy of this city has been nsulied ana pro-
scrbed the Democracy Of the state has been Cs'n' anu
I,ced IN false position Democracy OF the Nation Is
nonoced by the mallgn influence OF Iamnany ta anu IL
needs not the eye political Cassandra to perceive ."
be eve OF Presidential contest grave peril ana possible
disaster to the Democratic cause. 49,,
The single ofhcial' or " BLANKET DaiIOt WAS aA'O-
Gated.
Refore the paper presented by Mr.. Gof was adopted
az Snerys0r Costigan said that it did not wholly sat
isfy him. and offered the following:
whereas the inception. history and manhood Of tho
County Democracy demand that in the approaching po
urcal contest attitude shall be In no"lse unc"rah
bc It, th refore, .
convention assembled renew our baptsmnl vows against
the 1,mnany devil and all his works. and We advise
our frends-the Democracy OF Robnson, TIden ana CeVe
andto record their as best to defeat the ueAee
Croker seannel and stOGes the legitimate successors
o' chairman Jackson decided not submit The reso
linton TO vote, whereupOn Mr. Costgan wlthdew IT,
saving: 1.-THE people Will pass It ON the 3D. OF Noyem
William Travis jerome offered resolution symps
Charles stewart Parnell 1t adopted by rising
Nominations being in order. Mr.. BeekEan proposed
Fr,ci, NJ Scott for Justice of the supreme Court, in
a ,peech reviewing Mr.. Scots life and services 10
the city. The nomination was made by accamailon
Judge highly euoszing his character and fitness FOR
the place lie, too unanimously nominated
Mr. Green presented the name of Roger A. Pryor for
the Court Of Common Pleas, but although majority
voted for him, there was loud response OF noes.
Mr. Grasse and Mr.. Mclean were then placed In nom
nation for the City Court Judges, and Messrs. Hide
brand Lynch and Burns for COroncIs.
Francis NJ Scott is well known Of the present
Aoueduct Commissioners lie headed the Peoples ticket
last year for Mayor Myer ) Isaacs Is the RepuDii-
can candidate for the Office for which the County
Democracy has named him. lie Is an able lawyer,
and % popular candidate. Judge Pryor Is Tam
many Hall man, and nominated by that organiLa
tiOn for the Court OF Common Pless on Monday night
Edward GIasse ls prominent German Democrat
and was Assistant District Attorney for three years
under Colonel Fellows. The rest Of the ticket Is
made up OF wellknown County Democrats.
WOMEY'S WORK AT THE WORLDS FAIR.