New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15

loads Of wine. whiskcy and beer. Next 10 ihs wa
paipt and feathers the average Tammnny warrlor IVA
IN thcsc articles Of stimulation 10 help nun on 81
cessful tourney to State or county convention. ,
10 the dignity OF their places as men contronhs 49,
o. AGGREGATION of ofcehoders, the leaders oil V,'e
rizatiou were put in the first car, where they "o
-. ,o,, a. themselves and away from the vulgar MOP
hobind Them In this car were ex-Congressnan W.
po,,,,o Cochran. Joseph J. o'Donohue pis
t,Ict-Attorney Do .Lnncey Nicoii. AsseliD o,
man PercivaI Farquhar, Of the ZIG Ass'""F
D,str,ct Park Commissioner Albert Galinp' eA-'e'Y'
THOMAS F. Grady, Adolph L. sanger DOCK 'D-
s,o,er + Sergeant Cram, j. Edward simmons, Ponce
Commissioner James J. Martin. the Commissioner oi
t,hI,c Works Thomas F. Gllroy Police Justice Andrew
white and Corporation Counsel William H. CiarN
rhere were ten cars In the first Section ana the re
naming nine were 1lled with hcelers and pct'S JIM
holders Occasionally could md member VI '"o
Assembly or the Board OF Aldermen In Them but tncy
were few and far between. Tie IamlnafS io'io"o'9
have no voice in the affairs Of that orGsnizahon' so
thew did not devote much time 10 discussion OF the
nrobabe candidates on the state ticket, or on inc
question as TO whether or not Murphy Croker sheohan
& Co. had turned down. the Governorsons'or anu
had taken the relns Of State control Into ther own
hands They left TO their bosses these subjects OF
discussion and turned their attention almost as ono
man TO the LIQUID part Of The programme. and the tram
had hardly passed spuyten Duyvl when tle popP"e
OF champagne corks was heard and the car poreFS
were put to work drawing corks from whskey ana pocr
bottles Each car had It's man who acted as ste"aiu
and he throughout the trip the official most eagerly
sought after After refreshments card tables were so'
out and the rafting OF poker chips could be hearu On
all sides In each car there were from two TO eiEht
games on hand at all times. and some OF the paSns
was for heavy stakes, but In most cases IL was
25-cent 81 limit game. ~,
Nothing occurred to disturb the poker games until
the train reached Rhinebeck There jacob huppeF.,
the brewer had planted cannon. and when the ieee'
"Tammanyp showed itself to the men in charge OF
the GUN q salute was fired which brought many Vi
the players hastily to their feet and sent cards ana
chips scattering on the floor The salute soundea az
first as though heavy rock had been dropped on inc
ton of the car and 1t frightened more OF the braves
than it cheered
At Troy there was the first demonEtraion OF any
sort Here the train was halted long enough 10 al
tach new locomotive and most of the delegates iei
their car-tables to stretch their legs The Ihmahy
mascot Mayor Bessnt. Of the list Dis'ric'' q
shrveed and drlod-up old who had been dresseo
out in the full costume OF Tammany wnrrIor' ulHeu
with tomahaw1 knife and spear. also LETT the Ira'
1t was poor policy his part to do so. lot III
moment he was surrounded BY mob OF 4fOy toushs
and laundry girls who carried the little warrior y"
with them to one of the factories where ne was he
nrlsnner until the second part Of the Tammany tribe
came along and rescued him. They carried MIN 10
Saratoga with his feathers considerably ruined ana MS
costume somewhat awry, but still hilariouSy hapPy
He will be the grand marshal Of the Tammany pardue-
If he walk.
Few Of the Tammany delegates would discuss pol
tiles They left that TO their leaders. Blu anohs
those who could be induced to talk the prevailing
sentiment was that Flower would be the candidate
for Governor. The average Tammany man scou'eo
the idea that he could be defeated for Governor on
MI. Fassett. They argued that he could best hoid
the various contendlng factions in the party togeter
The front rank of the TamWany forces rcached mere
little after o'clock this afternoon. The other secuoh
of the Tammany crowd did not get here until con-
siderably later The first train in charge OF Ponce
Commissioner Martin worked through on time' out
the second train. In command OF Barney" Maruh'
became stalled at Poughkeepsle by q hot box. inns
delayed all the specials from NeW-forK' anu
the balance of the Tammsny men anu
the County Democracy people went 10
their hotels almost together. Tammany INTENDED
10 have a parade, with Richard Croker, Edward D.
stokes. John scannen, Police Commissioner Martini
Commissioner Gilroy and ether big chiefs OF the Wig
wan al the head TO celebrate the complete absorption
Of the Hill state organization by the Wlg"am' INC
parade will be had later; the delayed trains post
poncd it.
The county Democracy contingent came into town
op,etly and its members hurried 10 their hotels, but
the yoorhls pe0pe marched from the station 10 their
hotels with bands playing ana has nyRg Hnse S1
was several hundred strong The Police Commissioners
and his followers greeted with cheers by the red
badged Tgmmany men. ,, -. 49,
lust before the Voorhis forces reached here there
was parade Of the Brooklyn squad, and THIS num-
bered some 600 men. James shevhn, boss" NC,
LaughIins first lieutenant, headed the forces as grand
MARSHAL. Then fine band, behind which lead
ing the main body, Hugh Mclaughlin, william A.
Fnrey aid Abraham Wafkey. Then came the 600
delegates ana alternates with their following march
ing four abreast. awe don't want Flower" was the
cry set up by the Brooklyn boys, and every man OF
them seemed determined 70 carry ont the threat made
bv the HbossS few days ago, to make 1t Chaplin or
no ono" Marching In the ranks were Clvii Justice
Neu, Register James Kane, Alderman Beard, County
Treasurer Adams, Sheriff John Courtney General Henry
". Slocum and Congressman Clancy. captain Eueehe
F. O'Connor, the Republican candidate t;r secretary
of State whose home is in Brooklyn, but VINO lives
here IN the summer received royal amount OF cheers
from the Brooklyn men.
Roswell p Flower evidently had already knocked IN
the head OF his barrel Judging from the display OF
wealth In uniform and fittings shown by the Roswell T.
Flower Club Of New York. which struck saratoga THIS
afternoon with large brass band, and paraded the
streets with flying banners the members shouting Tor
Flower. The men we're dressed In long linen busters
and shining high silk hats Each man carried big
broadaxc Ostenslby for the purpose OF attacking the
heads of Mr. Flowers money barrels just as soon as
he shall be nominated the Democratic candidate for
Governor. The Flower Club seemed 70 be under a
contract to do a certain amount Of marching and shout
ing FER o specified sum OF money and the men In the
club apparently were honest in their efforts TO earn
their money, for they kept up their marching and
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