The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-14
HELLO AGAIN, GREAT SCOTT!
HE SEEMS TO LIKE 10 HEAD COUNTY
DEMOCRACY TICKETS.

RE SEEMS TO LIKE To HEAD COUNII
DEMOCRACY TICKETS.
coun,,es Eadcr-e the state Ticket-Au Anti.
Tamrssny High Fever. Cieveiand Erup-
zion. ana n suppre seed PLATE Measles Are
| the Tstients Other Symptons.
Ysr Jmtio. NJ he saprems CSmf-FRAscrs N. scorr.
For ymiye NJ me Sspcrtor C,,rt-MrSR \. lsAAcs.
For ymi,. orth. Common P',S.--Roorn A. PRroa.
70, yusir,. Of n. CYy Caut-EpwARp J. McGsAs and
EDWARD GRossE.
For troa,y.-iIxuxAx ". IImnYsrAsp. DENNIS Burns.
and CHsnLEs NJ. LYNCH.
The County Democracy played at politics
last night and put this ticket in the fleld as a
companion piece to that concocted by their
friends and late allies. tho Republicans. To
give the play n little cast OF seriousness they
placed upon the ticket tho name OF Roger A.
Pryor. Tammany's candidate, for the Court OF
Common Pleas
Ats o'clock there were only two County men
in the big hall OF the Cooper Union. and men
dribbled In slowly until O'Clock. when there
were two fife and drum corps In the hall and
enough boys to yell. In one Of the private
rooms were Charles Ananias jackson. Maurice
]. Power. and Charles McGee. The trio shiv.
cred and wondered when It would be worm
again.
Tom Costignn smiled waveringly at Fatty
Grote. Larry WelIs was there. and so were
James L. Coulter. I-movc-we-adjourn Rush.
John ". Ciofr. James 7. Kibrcth. Ollagawalla
Mooney. and d. Lowbcr Smith.
Mr. Jackson. who presided. said: We are
still an organization. in spite Of sneers and
slurs and assertions In spite Of our treat
ars psm9sTats Of the Tiid SSn s Ss% who no
aan eath f iasus msae Govo
who. would again have made him President rest ,t
tho tho sake q gold berter away tie liberty 81 tho
people But the missrabs mob G can't harness
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After ths % psss t SSa
sdc %aeA sss the pvSf won
eiared tRat Il Demeerats have ts be indie
pendent In municipal politics: that Tainm =. ny
tine Wh excess Of sro and
once INN ca surahly increased the obstacles
nd 81 at IN s saSn OF sag
&c s spssssffs sSfSssns
ssa brutal f "sans
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ss ps M s sg
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trsyed and placed in fs.e position The Democracy OF
a and Q, pGi,!'eal Cas-.
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n the name # DE
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it positively Vicious q ,hs ntsn! and
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beat Calculated I" secure fres and intelligent expires
zion OF the WI M as ar sa,a S ssnF
int sTiitSp' "''"@'e' "''@' 49, ~'
Before these were adopted big Tom Costi-
gan handed up this resolutions
=: ss;P:% ;sS$ IN %;"sS
County, I'M fe %s.s
% Al RI I'D
Of e. s@a ana
DO you offer It as an amendment" Ana
-, offer it." replied NJ Costigan t Hnstsad-
original resolutions - insisted Anathema Wv
II offer it." said Tom Tor waving his hand in
The resolution vas read ID, and received sa, with
lions were then declared adopted In spite Of II
large vote against them. Toms resolution
suddenly disappeared from sight and was seen
no more. .
Il will be acted upon.,' said he bitterly. on
the Sd day of November"
along smoothly until the turn for the Coroners
came. when. after the member for Sligo had
the sate and nominated Col. Dennis De Courcy
in place Of Lynch. The vote was taken BY, dis,
tricts, and Do Courcy went down with only IL
votes. The original slate had ex-Judge George
NJ Van Hoesen on for the supreme Court mar .
tyr. but he was withdrawn and Great Scott was
put on In his place.
Henry r. Beekman nominated Mr.: Scott In
seconding the nomination Mr. Gof said that
Mr.. Scott was wi ling to offer himself as
sacrifice to principle.
fact, the few disprited mortals on the stage
saw u scene something like that occasionally
witnessed by tho tragedian James Owen