New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-22
the Capitol and wandered through it but the most
Of them stucl TO the barrooms and the cafes

the Cauitol and wandered through it but the most
Of them stuck to the barrooms and the caIes'
TIMELY SERMONS IN THE ciUROhHH,
The Rev Father Walworth, OF ST. Ann hondii
Catholic Church. took the occasion OF the pieSonoo
of so many Tammany men In town. VINO "eio
assisting in breaking the Sunday Excise law, 70
preach strong sermon against the penuins Ia
cise hin in the Assembly and Senate. The Reyy.
Tr Doyvlino Of the Dutch Reformed Church,
preached ON purity in politics David t. iilll pelng
disguised under very thin ana dehcate 'ei' "'
the antithesis Of purity In politics. ~ r,u,
For the first time in many weeks Senator Ii AZ
went to church this morning lie acGonipann oot
.John Boyd Thacher TO st. Peters; IL Is , aoD
Considered that the Aspirant went there 10 hgII
the sermon or to attend divine worship. ne
tne,y that there were scores Of newspaper. COT
respondents in town, and that they wUG,a MAT
70 their papers c aI over as ie if it were
the customary thing for him to o. from M
was not many minutes after ne Ie oS h;s rooms
snlpburous because Of the absolute reIusal Vi '1o
TaInmany leaders to consent TO arrow .n tIvo
TO vote in convention TO instruct the tia their
delegates who will go to Chicaeo |" 'i' ~
fortunes 20 Hill and TO Hill alone.
CONSIDERING MEN FOR DELEGATES.
The men who are controlling the KODAK
convention have not yet settled upon the ueic-
patesat-large who will be elected py the con,
yention tomorrow. This will not DE uono un.i'
the leaders meet tomorrow morning ~ = s'n
orally believed, however, that Ueorse Ha"o
rres.rink Cook will be selected to represent the
,,,os,orr mart of the State John Boyd Ihacher
from Albany: Richard Croker from newborn,
and either General Henry W. Slocum OIL hiiies
n Cbapin from Brooklyn The BrooKiSh oo''
,yas asked 10 name his man from brooklyn " ~
IN Chicago as delegate-atlarge, ana ne ""n"u
Mr.. Chaplin to be selected. ms ulo ho' 80,
suit JiII who wanted to send General sioculh'
alb an
KINGS County men will settle that question III eau.
QUO IN tho morning. If General Slocum goes lha.
,y;,, not make necessary the sending Oh
Coo,oo Raines oto do the taking ior
Uiu Tn that case the bosses VIII seo''e
unon ey-Secrctary of State Frederick 0ooN'
rich brewer Mr. Croker does not waho 10 20
Ms a delegate-at-large aud II he consents ~ VII.
no merely to show that Tammany Ian Is ,ioo
AGAINST Hill. The conference was long oie' o"o
Iotbino was settled upon. Murphy and croker
vent up to Troy, where Croker VIII steep on ''''
request made of him to become delega'e-a'-i""s.
At a late hour tonight 1t was not PoSniVS
settled whom Tammany would select as INC ue%-
gates to the Chicago Convention from New hoiN
City. Besides the leaders. who must 20 "ions "
,noE after things. Mr. Croker is anxious to send as
-, mon with as big names as is possible lie
Kent the wires hot all day making inquiries oil
nrominent Democrats who not closely aiiied
70 Tammanv Hail. to learn if they would accept uie
honor t. does not make any difference as 10 whcrc
tho mon live: they will be distributed around
among the various districts promiScuousiS. Anions
those who will be sent from New-Iork are achatu
Croker W. Bourke Cochran, William ii. Olark'
Henry D. Purroy, Patrick keenan,, joseph D.
ODononue, Daniel f. Sickles, Thomas r. Oliroy'
John r. Fellows. Thomas f. Grady, william L.
Brown and James A. Martin. 1t is prooaoie ,haC
the convention will be required to elect inc Two
delegates from the XXIst Congress Dlstiict. Inc
Weed faction there Won two OF the COUNTS e n M
district. and the Hill men won two. Inc hahts
which are given in the table below are the IneI,
who will be elected IL the convention Is cothpuH
to select them George D. meeu be son as 81 dele
gate but Hill said recently, with consideIaole
Show of satisfaction that young weed cc<id noI
60 With the exception OF NeW-lorh the doiloM,
inc Hst will show who will be sent TO Chicago
to represent the various Congress districts from
this State the:e
i, Israel T. Merritt and Edward HAWKINS IL. John
Delmar and james shevn Ill, James w. Ridgway
and Thomas j. Kenna ", John McCarty and James
Kane; V, John Weber end Patrick H. MeCarreh; XIV.
William Ryan ana Andrew Z. Field XIV, Z. f1ed La"ohs
and George NJ. Beebe XVI, Samuel J. 1iden and James
u Hinckley; XVII John c. Brosdhead and George
Young; XVIII, Edward Murphy and Robert Ham
tton; XIX, James NJ. Manning and Anthony
Brady; Xxx Edward Wempc apd Edward Cut
Ter; XXI, Henry GriHng and w. f. Cantweli;
XIII Levi II. Brown and George Hall; XIII, James
H. Dempsey and +. c. Schraub; XIV, Clinton Brock
with and Congressman Van Horn; XIV. william IL.
Kirk and Hugh Duffy; XXVI. Patrick Maloney ana
elliot Danforth XVII. Charles +. Durstoa and William
Buger; XVIII Robert p. Bush and Timothy 5. VIII
Jams; XXX. Frank Rice and Frank Campbell; AAA,
William Purcell and Fred G.. Cook; XXI, William Ham,
nton and George Church XXXII, william f. Sheean and
Gerhard Lang; XXXIII. w. Caryl Ely and Matthew
Scaplan; XXXIV, James w. Mcmahon and william
Bookstaver.
Franklin ID. Locke, of Buffalo, who is one of
the strongest Cleveland men III the State, will pre-
side over the meeting of the opponents TO
the midwinter convention, and William X. Trace,
Z. Elery Anderson and Colonel Monroe will APP
pear before the State Committee tomorrow morn
ing and ask it to dissolve the present conveit
ton.