New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
TIMNANY IND THE HILL BOOM
THE DELEGATES At LARGE-woRK FOR SMALL

THE DELEGATES At LARGE-woRK FOR SMALL.
HtTlFEs IN TAKING THE CENSUS.
The Tanmany leaders back from the meeting Of the
National Democratic Committee in Washington are in
anything but Joyous frame of mind over til, choice
OF Chicago the place of holding the National Demo.
cratic Convention. They feel that they have been
forced into the attitude Of condOnng the all 'ged Of
fences Of Chicago against NewYori in relation to the
site of the Worlds Fair Last falls slrckers over
IN. loss Of the Fair rctcent and unhappy and
rot solitary injun' big or little, was heard to give
vent TO a par.ice Of enthusiasm on the subict. In.
dependent Democrats aud Republicans were enjoying
quiet chuckle the discontinue which the braves
were unable to conceal.
such interest rs the Wgwam men lack concerning
the convention at Chicago they made up for yesterday
in canvassing the probabilities Of great Hill success
being scored In the rapidly approaching state Con-
vention the date OF which Is 70 bc fixed at the Hon
man House. in this city. on Tuesday. There was y
good deal of talk about the four delegates a large lo
be chosen and the district delegates. ski zen in num-
Der. who will lac sent 10 represent the eight,
Congress districts OF th, city. That only hide bound
Hill men will ill these places GOES without saying
The dcegatcs-a large have been settled upon and
remain practically given eNcli vely IN The Tribune
last Tuesday. They William f. -heehan. who nuns
the state senate according f. Ill, bidding: Iios
Richard croker Of Tammany Hall Edward Murphy. IT,
OF Troy chairman Of llc Democrat, site Com
mtce: AM George Raine> OF Rochester who presided
over the saratoga Convention which nominated GOV
error Flower. Mayor Grants IN, also leen
mentioned delegate nj large, but he said not o.
be enthusiastic the subject. i he is not chosen by
the state Convention his name viii appear for the
NIllth Congress District of New York
The other city delegates and alternate will In
cudc Congressman ". Bourke Cochran. Polio" Com
missioner james J. Martin. Public Works Comm ,sioncr
Thomas F. Groy, Corporation Counsel William u.
Clark CONGRESSMAN John Il. Fellows, Register Franz
+. Iit/gcra d. Chamberlain Ihoma, {. 7. cram.
Fire Commissioner Henry ID. I'lrroy Nelson ,mtL,
chairman Of the Tammany Hall General COMMITTEE:
eNCouny Clerk Pat Keenan, j. Edward Simmons.
william >te.nway, sheriff john J German. JOHN j.
scanncll. Ioicc Justice Paddy Diver Congress
man Amo, j. Cummings. ,tatc senators William L.
silver t)ngued convention orator, Police Justice Tom
Gr:dy.
Another subject that Is engaging the ponderouS IN
tellcc, OF IL" Nlg"am >ag"> Is the selection OF th
men vino VIII M the place, Of cnumeators for IN,
state canvass IN TN, ,ity. Their" Ia BE- 80 %
these Officials one for eaeh election distinct ana IN,
| TamGmny Hall Committee If Twenty four VIII me
in the Council Chamber to morrow afternoon = arrlns
their appointment. There /, great rush for thes,
little places among the small IamnIiuy Hall heel r.
The enumeration of inhabitants Will probably Ei> tel
days and the pay of each cnumeidtor i - u dhi
and cents for each name in>crib'd-which VIII mix
il about ~ day. The census means dStfIbu III 81
2hOut 81. 800 among the dgiag ana bObtinl StiN n
of the Croker dynasty The district lead r will hand
IN II list OF m" persons whom they wish mad
cnnmeraiOr, in the ecc ion district, of their several
Jurisdictions. Their selections viii 60 with the aP
pointing power at Albany.