New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-05
COMING INTO THE RESERVATION.
wIGwAM CHIEFS LISTEN TO LOT OF BIG TALK
FROM ONE OF THEIR MEDICINE MEN.

wIGwAM CHIEFS LISTEN TO LOT OF BIG TALK
FROM ONE OF THEIR MEDICINE MEN
There was a wild rush of the unterrned wigwam-
ties who make up the bone and sinew Of the Iaini'S
Hall General Committee to be on hand at It's meeuhs
last evening. The committee is composed OF ABOUT
2700 seasoned warriors, but when the gavel oil Oha
man Nelson Smith called them to order there "ero
many large patches OF vacant chairs, and II wouu ~
An enthusiastic Tammany to estimate the attend
ance at over two-thirds of the membership. As the
proceedings went on the crowd diminished rather tah
increased. In the assemblage were Grand saoheih
Thomas f. Gilroy, Police Commissioner James j. Mar
tin Judges Enrich Van Wyck and MCCARTHY, Register
Fitzgerald ex-Judge McQuade, Adolph L. sanger Dr.
j. II. Demarest, ex-senator Plunfdtt, John F. Carroll
sheriff German, Under Sheriff Sexton, William H. NC
Donough, DR.. John T. Nsgle, Tax Commissioner Felt
ner. ex-Alderman Rinckhof "Pat5 keenan,, Assem-
blyman sulzer, Frank j. Wagering Justices Weide'
Mcmahon and White, Commissioner Dalton Commis
sioner B. F. Martin John p Hilly, Charities ComhS
soner Shoehy, exRegister Docharty James w. Boyle
ex-Register John Reilly Philip Wissg. NJ. H. Whaen
and Aldermen Brown, Noonan and TAFT. John b. NC
Godriok performed the auous duties fsecretary as
sisted by Joel o. Stevens and John G. II. Meyers
Tn starting the meeting Chairman smith said that he
welcomed hack the braves from their vacations 10 their
posts of duty and of honor. He congratulated thei
upon the outlook for Democratic success In the com
ing campaignD He euogzed the administration OF
Governor Hill and the administration OF mayor Irdhb
After contemplating municipal administrations Tor a
third ~ century he added that in Mayor Grant the
4tv NJ New-York had the best executive 1t had ever
had Then Mr. smith talked about " the baleful ef-
fecs of the Republican party" and from this he got 70
telling about what the Democrats would DO at their
state convention at Saratoga One man." ne sald'
Ub,s already been nominated the minds and hearts
~ The neople-I won't name him-but predict that
he will sveep the State" The braves looked at each
other IN bewdered sort Of way at this blind reference
n their candidate for Governor. They condnt tell
whether Il was intended to mean Flower or HILL bnt
tbey concluded that it would be safe to applaud
which they did in perfunctory way.
Mr. smith finally collapsed into his chair ana Sec
rearv Ncoldnck read the report Of the Committce on
denomination naming the times and places for the
rinerles and the local conventions, as already pub
nshed. M, A.
Ex-senator PlunBitt, chairman Of the committee for
.acprnr TRANSFORMATION to the Saratoga Conventoh To-
or+.d tSot the specal train would leave the Grand
Central station at 30 a. m. September a. arrlV-
,rg in Saratoga at D. m. The roundtrip rare "oulu
he se so. including parlor car ACCOMMODATIONS Inc
tickets ne said would be ready for delivery at inc
Wigwam on Thursday afternoon
No prblic announcement made Of the fact out u
os nevertheless well understood chat colonel Mohae
G. Murphy for many years of the most pTolmnene
Tsmmany Han and will soon put on the PANT anu ,
feathers az the tribe The TmOr that ne Is 70 retenc
the Tammany nomination for senator IN ms oH IT,
fine WITH turns out to be untrue. All the Coion1i asn
is a nisce under the city government that VIII give
him living Colonel Murphy twice elected seaa-
from the VII District Ct bit GddD in 17 W Ms L.
Mr. Murphy also suffered defeat Ior oherln III 1000 "
the hands OF james a. flacK'