New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-21

Court of Appeals.
One of Mr.. Hills lieutenantS thought He Mo"''
play a sharp trick on the Independent D,"o-
Gratis and accordingly hired Van Ncchter ii"ii IA
which they had intended 70 meet l"ls P"0-'
movement was defeated this evening 10y the seiec-
ton by these gentlemen OF Union liaH' lHoi
they will meet ON Monday and take the neces-
sory steps far calling another State Convention.
The Tammany hoICe of ofceholders, nearly
I 200 strong came down Albany this AFTER
noon and Immediately took possession oil 'hc
town Their coming was the signal LOT Ve ""i
to,doru IN throw open wide the doors OF their
n,aoes NJ business and get things in readiness 10
do thriving business This they ana "i'i0S'
directly Tammany has got the best Oh cNc'S
thing With the capacity of the average hicnl''i
of that organization in looking out Tor No. II "oA
have got all of the rooms engaged, ana 'he S''oV'
.rd the hotel corridors arc filled with men VINO
cannot find place 10 lay their aching heaos'
The members of that organization came mere III
tho matter Of time in accordance with the oihces
that they respectively hold. Tie first tram car
ried such men as Corporation Counsel "lhail II.
clark. Commissioner Gilroy, President Ari'oio Vi
rho Rnard of Aldermen. Police COMMISSIONS
James j. Martin, Commissioner belin,ro :, -
s,-Tudge Leicester Holme Police Justice Patrick
r6vver Patrick Keenan,, Edward hearney'
General Sic,es Park Commissioner "aliup'
Dock Commissioner j. Sergeant 49, Nirii'
co,nne, John r. Shea and Police Justice lhoili"'
= Grady The other trains brought the lesser is"'o
NJ Tsmmany the men who are 10 40 'c S"o"'i'7'
rrry SIMPLY HURRIED TO THE BAkhooMo
IT, ,,as showing hard while these delegations were
...-,rr co tbcre was no attempt at a parade, ana
,ho delegates and those VIC are to assist 'hem Ill
.aoino Richard Crokcrs bidding on Monday were
CIaa indeed TO hasten to their hotels, ana 10
%, 20 the nearest barrooms, where warm
drinks were served to Them '"cS o''ne
u, four different trains. and as last ~
ono train load was taken care OF aho''ei
would be on hand TO take the place maze vacant
The Tammany headquarters are 70 oe aV o''""'s
I'LL Here is where Edward Murphy, jr, ana
p;.hard Croker have rooms This is close 10 'ne
Delavan Uouse. where the Aspirant has his mead
quarters and from which he has been iolo"lns
the work of his heelers in various parts VI ~.
's+atcS Fer some reason, best known 10 hlmseH'
Croker has given out orders to the IaininanS
men not to talk or 10 eNpres' "I
,roferonces az TO their candidate for the
rp..a;don,ioI nomination. The orders were given
~. 20 dav when the delegates got on their trains
IN York and many of them do not understand
.ho reasons for it, The average Tammany man nat
urorv favors Hill for any Office that he desires
60 no q candidate for His methods are directly
oft.r their own IDEAS of how matters pollic"i
sbopld he done So they all are quietly t'iAIhs
Hill and sneering at the efforts OF the ifleh"' ~
Grover cleveland 10 postpone the conventions "ii.''
a later date But publicly they are saying mum
ING except that they as yet without insru'''''
az TO what they are expected TO do. io-mo'Io"
there is to he meeting of the Delegation "' "''
S+anwix Then Mr.. Croker Will tell MS pI"lcS
how he wants them to act, and after thlS meeting
is over he will want nothing further ol ,neni
Ia corrV-N
Monday.
TsMMAyY GETS THE FRONT ROW.
The ARRANGEMENTS for the seating OF deegaieS III
the hall have been made. Tammany is 10 nave 'ie
front row on one side of it, and the Kings county
deli CATION is TO have seats just opposite. Iris
,vos tho ARRANGEMENT that was made at Saratoga
Il mt the Tammany leaders to the fore ana where
they could control things as the convention was
nj work The three or four delegates VINO nave
been elected in the interest of Cleveland are TO De
reiterated TO the rear, from which point IL Will We
impossible for the chairman either 70 sec or near
them Then, too, should Cleveland man become
noisy and insist upon being heard, ne conio oe
Missed end hooted down BY the seventy-two lu,i'-
many men in the 1roho pdio +.
hall This Mr. Hill himself arranged. IL
- sa;d to-nicbt that Mr. Hill has also
sctt1ed mon w. Bourke Cochran for the temporary
chairman Of the convention.
on HAND TO REPRESENT THE OPPOSITION.
F. Fllery Anderson, who is leading the Demo
Gratis who are opposed TO the Kodak ConVehuion'
reached here early to-day from Rochester where
he went to see the men IL that part OIL tre
State who are opposed 10 this manner oil GAZING
conventions. Mr. Anderson did not care to talk
mucb about what he and his friends were going
IN do He met oil inquiries by saying that he
and his associates would be heard from On Mon
dav Besides this, he said that IN case the state
Committee before which he and his hlendS were 10
appear on Monday, refused 10 listen to their ue-
mands that the convention he put off until sope
more appropriate time, the Committee OF Fifty VIII
return to its headquarters and pass resolutions
denouncinq such treatment, and perhaps calling
for another State Convention to be held at later
date Mr. Anderson surprised all of the Tammany
men by putting on a red Tammany badge, and
wandering around the corridors OF the Kenmore
Hotel, showing himself with II upon his coat lie
said that he was good Tammany man, ana tha'
be had a night to wear Tammany badge II ne
wanted TO- But this fact did not, he told them,
deter him from making hard fight to have the
State Convention put of for a few weeks.
Tonight Mr.. Anderson was joined by William
r. Grace Colonel Robert Gricr Monroe, of Gov
ernor Flowers staff, and Edward Is. whitney.
The other members Of the committee are expected
IN reach here on a late train. Mr.. Grace was
surrounded Immediately after his arrival by poll
ticians, who tried TO find ont just what he
intended to do in regard to making an
appeal to hold Off the convention. lie said their
plans were not yet formulated, and nothing would
be known until tomorrow, when the committee has
held its meeting.
Many of the country delegates are now here,
and they are not at all pleased with the prospect
that awaits them. Few of them have been able
TO find accommodation and as the weather 10 most
Itcan unhappy.
getting O good taste of a mdwlntcr convention,
and the experience is likely TO prove {, valuable
IL not a dear one fer them Those who have been
fortunate enough to aet rooms in hotels have been
hacked in like sheep. seven and EIGHT 70 room,