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there is any other intention among the men

Mr. Maeon9 said; "A contrasting delegation ,s 10
yes Rnd sS VERY ssorss
OF thousands who do not like to commit them i.
solves until they, see what we do Mh2 90 , sne
rcsent2 Nobody but themselves, No, we VIII
not send contesting deleg9tion we e., WI,
send the regular Demoeratc dIega no f,r his
Convention in New York last winter and there
will hc serious work done here. nm
the vain babbling of the delegates who are to
make tho stuillng for their Convention
| NEW loRK's CONTINGENT ARRIVES.
| The New York delegation came to town Just
ms the sun was dropping behind tho Onondne41
% The n Was in iTo cnt of he ears
lis men. With white badges on which was the
picture Of Cleveland und;r Tild;enyed rooS
p S@se IL Sastss Henry %srFay
y @ns ~" fcnrS S''I H.. BesSman. ieadinE ths
Of the EGnny DsnGfrats ln thg
W ,l"s " c"aet@n Of camp followers and ro!i.
cal su,Iors. WnLdling along cams Tom COST.
gan. whose wicker nT OF Irish h whisky made
iIsss Thsn cams i: Iisry Anderson, Jnj ip
Hn,t his dress coat. and ,os strassl in.;
@ SHns sA xssRsn sAA 1asEaa" RGE
ss; H q fSwapa Hssn rFtsss
~Es s. II. scott the calico canddnte for MAYOR in
1890. and others OF the same band Further
Grace. wearing his great .window-pnne & lnsses.
| trudging nlonX and roaring out n greeting on
al ia'sE Kin o uS srs IN
All these rumors about this Convention
yS a nS pe as sS N aay
s sSa at 1e n rSo
lutions for to-morrows Convention will IN
substance declare for tariff reform and s9n 1n
tSiesgo. cASsorainF 70 ihs SreSon vi nIan TSed
R RnyS Of E BSo viii be tho ae eS at
II will be observed that the programme Is
already cut and dried, 1t is mighty funny
when tho ynwps of these anti-Hill people
lions arc considered.
The Kings c Sy rESed with sssn
y. Hinrichs and George Foster rcabody. Tho
and Menr ba n o
thirty ti' strong. is on hand with band. From
apparent that New York and Kings have been
| collection.
The Provisional State Committee went into
sfsk aea Haa With E the
ton to Chicago and merely Sending protest. e.
s% rSarKs se as said ta Prn
| test meant practically nothing This Conyen;
| ton should act as though there mover had
the first and only representative Democratlc
Mr. Grace endorsed these, remarks and there
sffSS Tx sIsSsss tncht
B. Hill IN the Convention and there will be no
| Instructions given to the delegates.
| POLITICAL RECORDS OF DELEGATES.
| One Of tho surprises which greeted Mr..
Grace. Daniel MaGono. eX-Secretary Fairchild.
on their arrival in town tonight was the ac
ton Of tho Bro9me County Convention. held q in i.
rarar1 arsanasd IN shs INV
terror heTs
presided. and a resolution was adopted which
his in %ashnston as and the
sethsr with an additional ono. also adopted at
"e snpporf the canddate q the
PARTY at Chicago The action in Schuyler
caucus NOR nor convention The kiekers met in
r. once oiClharIes WoSdTard q Watkins Il a
and saas Mos The 9hr M Mss
wanted to be n Railroad Commissioner. Gov.
out 81 his reach BY COY Hii ana s., sunderlin Is
and an,i is sorehead Of the pronounced type
As to the Richmond county delegation. it is
known that the Convention at stapleton on
a9a
hill. Who was defeated for sheriff. after recelv-
last faili for the SAME office. backed BY money
TSe dass Sfs are CASTOR EhSioSr" s Of
SGth9 9n
not ntt appoInted Police eommissoner 5ui E
loon Keeper. who, has been connected with
IN the c0ant
the e~ county and rampant free trader .''' "
% ss Sm Wkeeef Of
University. who spoke at q meeting in Ithaca
FOR , copnty judge lass isli, sRd SSdly beaten.
ti TIM to him in January last that there was
a and % dSeffme to tho
Thy for this movement. Tho delegates from
ese e delegates are under the thumb OF Robert
1hom nH gov Hill REUSED to reappeInt
Tho Rensselaer, doleg atof arc: First district
Edmund Fitzgerald. q brewer. who was elected
Mayor Of Troy on tho Republican ticket in
dissatisfied because his son In law. who had
held tho ONCE Of Civil Justice for twelve CON
gate: seymour Van santyoord. lawyer. who
tho Democratic party and rs PRINCIPLES to vote
At tho congressional election & 1870 49, or at tho
district Delegates are R.v caISin DntS naD
incturor. and Cephas Kinsley, LAWYER.
Msnt preference Is for
regular organization. The Third district dele-
ga'os arc Andrew j. Smart, manufacture.
Democratic party: n. G. spauldinS former per
hbtionist. and Democrat and is now prolni-
n"nt member Of the Farmers League. and was
til. candidate OF the League for member OF As.
ss,embly n 1890. was very anxious for the
Az and was obliged TO withdraw; and Michael
pbricn, saloon Keeper. who has repeatedly
boon against tho party. being one OF the Fitz-
gerald Republican faction.