New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
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RESOLUTIONS FAvoRISG FREE TRADE AND TIT
CANDIDATE.

RESOLUTIONS FAvoRISG FREE TRADE AND III
CANDIDATE.
The members OF the County Democracy count.
rommittec mot last night in the Cooper Union anu
filled TO Overlooking the small meeting room 'nef..
This vos tho first meeting OF the committee Tor nearly
y vo,r since the time when the delegates which mao
bren sent to the Democratic state Sohv'nuon Nv
saInoca last September were thrown o"t OF 'ne "a'o
Convention In consequence OF the ordcrs ISSUE" W.
Richard Croker and Edward Murphy. tr Charies ~
Jackson who led the delegates 10 Saratoga year ago.
.oun, tho meeting 10 order Nr. Jackson mace
.pcech which succceded in arousng the utmost en-
thusIasm lie said that the County Democracy was
neither dead sleeping. as had ben lnises rep'"
entcd by certain persons. II sui was the true iv
rescDtative Of the people The chairman ialriy "e
rled his hearers by declaring that the worst ioes o'
m. National Democracy were within the ranks OK i"h
many Hail. Mr.. jackson did not In his speech pro-
claim n shirt OF fnendIlnesS and good VIII for TAM
many ON the other hand he denounced that orsah'
,ation I'm his most vigorous STYLE His speech was IN
tcrrup,cd frequently with applause and cheers
After the chairman's speech, resolution WHICH
had been prepared BY the executive con''h''''c p".
gliding for an amendment in the bylaws. so that the
n,morv elections could be held BY Assembly In place
Of elcction districts. was adopted
Then came resolutions indorsing the nomina'Nh
=. Mr. Cleveland. These resolutions were IN 'ruo
Mncvump "nntl-snappcr' tone. Ihey aehou"'ei
tho ,,,tn and the alleged extravaganza Oh ue l"rv
in power The tarN was called vexations ana onr'
s.nsonc The socaltd Force bill was referred 10 as
measure which would destroy security OF pers'"
and rrop-,ey and plunge anew the rcgenerated sou'n
In n1itcai AMI financial chaos. Potcai chAos ~
the South Is supposed TO be that condihoh OF ahaS
in which some organization. rather than the Free
Trade organi,ation can carry southern statc' In
The last paragraph Of these resolutions the original ana
pers,strnt supporters Of Grover Cleveland mace
hold assault uron David u. Hiss ard his friends Ims
par, Il the resolution read as follows
Th,, the efforts ~ those patriotic Democrats Oh
,h,s state now crowned with success In tile noniha-
,on ~ our great chief, which were the means ot
showing 10 the country at large that the sentiment
q ihe Democratic masses never he smothcrcn oy
mid winter machlnation meet our hearty conniehdS
,on. and that they, themselves. have mcrited wen
~ the Democracy OF the whole country
The patriotic Democrats IN this S'aie are appar
cn,y only those men WHO supported the apostles "
Free Trade Us against senator Ill., The committee
decided that the primaries for the election OF dei'
cut.s 10 tho county convention should be held on
Sc p,enbcr s. Many Enthusiastic spec ches were mac
IN support Of Mr. Cleveland and IN denunciIuon Y.
IamnIany Hall. s&mblyman Twain VINO W.
one Of the energetic Of the speakers deslo.c@
that II was the syracuse convention which nonlna@S
among the Tammany Hall Leaders who said that tnetv
was no Niagara because when tiei ston ap~ W..
the CITY flail steps tlcy conld not near s rusls
Whenever this speaker used David r. IlllPs nsme
| Il was Kissed vigorously as Grover Ce'eiA'us
was cheerrd.