New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
A sULLEN AND SURLY CROWD.
GOODNESS OF THE KINGS COUNTY DEMO
Gratis.

NO CHEERS AND LITTLE APPLAUSE FOR THE
STATE TICKET AT THE GENERAL COM
MIrTEE,s MEETING-THE ONLY En-
rHUsrAsM WAS FOR RIDGwAY.
r,. v,ncs coun+v Dcmocratc General Committee
held a meeting at tho Thomas Jefferson buun,s =.
proo,Ivn last night TO rafy the nominations maue a'
saratoga and IN arrange for primaries and conventions.
The lack of enthusiasm manifested tended 10 s"o" V
the Democrats Of Brooklyn had not recoServ, A ,"
the sullen and surly temper which MI. nc WIZ nI
,aid was theirs Few but the regular hehcnh'eh w.
present and not all of them, and empty seats prcuo
$500 Ahout one in eight answered to the rol-cal
and many NJ the lenders were not TO be SEEM ou' oh
the sidewalk Hugh Mclaughlin, John McCarty senator
McCarron Police Justice Walsh and few Others s'o
and talked. oua VIII.
Jobn p Adams called the meeting to order ana VIII
lam A. Furey was secretary. 1t was decoeu 10 no'.
the primaries on october 2, the Senate con'en.y
october q Assembly october; Aldermen oc'oue -
80 oi,v and comfy convention on october 10. wien
po,co rustice Tighe came forward 20 roo resoi""
indors,ng the ticket. feeble applause eree'e, 80
| ha looked appeangly TO the chairman. "i - .ha
hoccca the few who were standing IN inc RIO" =. 80
hail IN como forward and help occupy inc any
s.ts that should have been occupied py sa.on
committeeman. There "ero so"i'o
men seated In the gallery. .,o,o, At
| tudco 1ighe started off by reading inc uS 10
! tbe name Of Flower delegate rom r'7 49, - a
| dronped his cane on the floor, ana al .ho 1ao ~
rnple OF clapping spread over the room ior ,,nTeS
| 20 about six seconds. sheehahs h@'ao ~, =, mo
slightly louder applause and the names ~ IN
| IT, candidates. received slight applause Al
~ aoornos,ng ratio Tho speaker went vi
| m n,edge to the nominees our earnest ana 49,
| snrnort Here he made slight pause, DuV ""'
| celved in absolute silence. lie anae"' ~ .os+
| " r,osrno than n duty to put forward our u'iho'U
|
| favor The resolutions eulogzed MI. f!o"cr O Ith
| a ,rbon the reading Of the paragraph deaInS W."
| Ar Flower was finished few canes "ero Po -,
| ON the aoor and some hands were ciappo. or
,vos NOT voice raised to hurrah iof "'' ,3,,-
anvbody More vigorous applause thousii Nv =, an.
e,,r.od .bn oxnression of esteem for the resi- VI w
| ticket Good hearty cheers ho"o'''' WV"
| the Endorsement OF the PLATFORM - ann q,
| Acton the reading Mr.. Adams called for soio Vn0
! all, nm the resolutions and Congressman D 49,.
| poodv stepped forward. HIS opening - 49,, v,rgc
| ,h, wore there TO carry out the last acV VI "a
| Conntv delegation at Saratoga In accepuhs 49, nth
| ,.,n- .bo nomination unanimous was N0e'V A.
| hih"e ,t1.ian md onprovaL He paid trouIe !"
| p IT Nturtba who mad died since the las' Com
| , ooo,irc and went on to euogze tne -'"' -
| T,onocrate party in glowing but lh"eii', r.oa
| uoro no created considerable enthusiasm ~, h+
| s,, with Mr. Fassetts campaign arsuho' 49,,
i'u.S s, rofrained from specifically meeting a"y
carei"S ~. pIozor next occupied his attention. anu
the air became cool again. The only reier'n'e ,or Of
| ,Ia,to that created any enthusiasm was a sOorS "a
Mr. poody,s going to Mr. Flower to Obtain ms "marl,
ance for Brooklyn charity and MI DUou ". Flower
that in less time than it took to 'en 'i''
| literally contributed 49, u, % the
A. soon as Mr. Body ceased speaking some VI .no
oo1o%.teS started for the door. The eHodns mas
oOpeS by DstricAorney Rdgay' VINO no oySpP pat
| s'opp a.. ,do,eo the ticket. Then as IL 10 sho" '
thew could be enthusiastic when they wane end cried
Sovss got up end stamped and cnoerco a,a do they
hlas"1s, ~ and coolly listened while the District
setsu tskcd about the enthusiasm Of the orsan
tor ,S the 1a ticket and the virtues of the Democrats
and tbe sins Of the Republicans. ..,... csorre ".
He followed by Park r So@T ts resolutions
and several S ot3 delegate who had not already
| zone home did So