New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
THE COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
ORGANIZING WITH ENTHUSIASM
EX-JUDGE VAN HoEsEN ATTACKS TAMMANY-
RESOLUTIONS AGAINST THE
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LAIR GARDEN"
The new County Committee of the County Demo
cracy met for organization last evening In the large
hall OF the Cooper Union and while the delegates ana
their sympahzng friends fell far short of hlhng IL
they turned out in good force and displayed some
thing OF their old time enthusiasm. Much oil the ses'
sion wasted over the charges and rccriminations
made against each other by the double sets OF warrhg
delegations who claimed to represent the XXth and
XHIld Assembly Districts All four SETS from these
districts good shouters. and kept the meeting IN
an uprOar until their several claims were reierreu "
the Committee on Credentials
The most commendable work OF the evening was the
passage Of resolutions condemnng the Forty second ST.
reservoir garden scheme and protesting against
its passage by the state senate.
IL was nearly p. M, ana the crowd had Des"'
to show It's impotence by stamping and catcaus, when
Charles J. McGec came ont upon the platorm anu
produced genuine surprise By nominating eXJuuec
George ~ Van IIoesen for temporary chalrhah' IL
the exudgc possessed any political affiliations they
were supposed to be with Tammany Hail. lherei''e
when, having been elected Mr.. Van IIoesen began to
throw hot shot the Wigwam and arTalgn us Do''eS
for repeated treachcry to the Democratic party, he
got plenty OF applause. which increased as he went
until he hal warmed up his found fIlchus 'o
degree they had not known for two or three years
lie went back to the days Of Tweed and Kelly sho"eu
how corrupt and unstable Tammany had always Deeh
| and predicted Its speedy overthrow. lhcTc "cIc III
dcatons Of great popular uprising, when
the speaker llkened to that oil lo'l-aho''l"r
tidal wave which would overwhelm Tammahy
and svccn tbe Countjcs hack into power. When
that glorious dag dawncd those who had deserted the
organization would return and I'll the ranks again 10
overiowng (Cheers) They will all come back y
Mr.. Van Hocscn said. some may have fed richly
during their absence and moro have fed on husks
daughter, but they will all come back" Great APP
plauscJ Charles J. Mccc. II. ". llildcbrand, Isaac
j. stern and b. w. Franklin were elec ted temporary
secretaries
The calling Of the roll revealed the following poll
tclans heading the various Assembly district dele
| cations. all Of whom except Colonel Murphy were
present: Ist District, MIC Murphy I'D, }. Oliver
| Keanc; Hid. Henry r. Beekman; INth, Daniel II.
| Bowling; Nth, Thomas Dryer; With, r. j. Campbell
| With, Lawrence Wells; With, y. ;. Levy; IXth,
unOrganlzcd Xth John Fenncl; XIth, J. Henry Ford
XlIth Henry Maurcr; XIIIth, Thomas +. Heating
! XVIII. James DAILY XVIII, Thomas CoStgan; NNlth
Maurice j. Power XVIII, John j. Finn; XVIlIth
james Mccartney; XIXth, 7. Hugh Boorman NAth
XNIlld, Michael Flaicrty, NXINth william Cauld
| we'll
/ Committees on credentials and resolutions were
appointed, member for eash being taken from all
uHcOntc>cd districts. 10 the former the contestmg
deecatiMs led 10y ex-senator /. NJ blXby and u. +.
Wilson. for the XXth and Daniel shechan. for the
XXIld. mast submit their cases. The committees
Ia report AT the next meeting.
Edward crosse presented ana eoqucntly advo
/ Gated the Anti Air Garden resolutions which. after
few fem ds,e nHE ' T6c were ''o' WIN '''
/ wi bout waitin. to appoint n Committee Per
! mancnt Organization the committee adjourned until
! Tuesday, April :. at : p N.
Edward lIarrer. 81 the lNth District, the leader OF
the colts satd yesterday that his delegation wonld
not came in until they could do so Tree ana I'M
| trammellcd.'