The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-21
THE yALRANY CONVENTION.
n Will BE TIE MOST UNANIMOUS
ONE HELD IN A GENERATION

0nH H Anu-buh DeIegatess ana Two Q
those Say They Are Really for the Sen
ssor - Chairman Murphy. Mr.. Croker
Jeha BOYD Thatcher, and Mayor nooa
Or Ex-Msyor Chapin VIII be the Dele
gates at Large TO Chicago-The Stat
Ceanittes viii Listea to the Malcon
coats. saa Then tho Convention Will Ga
Ahead asa DO It's Work.
ALBANY. Feb. 20-A Democratic State Con
vsntion will be held in this town on Monday
For weeks everybody has known Just what tn,
Convention would do and how unanimous 4
would BE- There 10 no fuss over tho pre-
iHminArles. no discussion, no feverish an xiety
no wondering about who will get there. 1t will
be the most one-sided Democratic Convention
held In the State OF New York within the recol
lection OF the present political generation
and It's imm edlate ancestors. There Is little
to be done. and over that little there
will DO no dispute that can be called
important OF the 1874 delegates to the Con.
vention Senator Hill has 81. Tho only anti
Hill delegates are three from Clinton county.
three from Essex. three from Niagara. three
from Chautauqua. and one from Fulton
and Hamilton. That makes only thirteen. and
'a two OF the three from Essex county called on
Senator Hill this afternoon and told him that
athelr position had been misunderstood. and
that they were really for Hill
~ Everything TINT the Convention will do will
be settled tomorrow when Mr. Mclaughlin OF
Kings county arrives. Mr.. Croker OF New
York. Mr. Murphy OF Troy. and Mr. Sheehan Of
Buffalo. the other leading Democrats Of the
State. are here now. When Mr.. McLauch-
lin gots here thcre will DO con-
ference In the rooms OF Senator Hill
ct the Delevan House. or at tho Executive
N q md 10Th iprp .r,in L.
Every one OF the four men named above will
select delegate at large to the National Con-
vention. Lieut-Gov Sheehan will go as a
delegate frGm Buffalo. Chairman Murphy Of
the State Committee intended to go as
district delegate from Troy. but in
compliance with the wishes OF Senator Hill
Il 10 likely that ho will 60 as one OF the dele
gates at large. Mr.. Croker will be the second
delegate at large Mayor Body or ex-Mayor
Chaplin Of Brooklyn is to be the third delegate
st large Ex-Mayor John Boyd Thacher.
Worlds Fair Commissioner and one OF tho few
Hill mon In Albany county. is to DO the fourth
delegate.
Who will DO presiding officer OF the conven-
ton will not DO settled until George Raines
OF Rochester arrives tomorrow. He has q
good presence and sonorous voice. and has
. great deal Of exnerience as Chair
Under the PRESENT arrsnEencnt there s is no
the State. and should tho final arrangement b.
Vest ea Tsat M MAKES Ss
George Raines the most likely man.
.nd Gig 9, toXn swaliowsd !, Up, There sTstxS
hil! are the hotels. theatres and a
tRs GsSt is Ss res sSt
S sept for the local .n n that there is
and VISITORS from the Gf sts bsSe
p 20 to the surrounding villages. like Troy.
sleep ROW nlsRs VIII WIFI bo plaS %eI IT,
sttendeS ,. Go nv and with no strife no
9s is o pn mo- here
ssttIiss 81 poser chi hayin IN hum 'm
u il t5e Kenmore Hotel +. Ellery Ander.
ant III NJ Ss"s ssaaf
Fl tns Gss sa stsnped yin
he liked Tammany and that, it. is not
Hit AZ and a9nneee are alone to o as
pf0testants, They expect more VI the Com
krsS ltte hall On sfats street. eey ysu nais
Ss the TSd%s sshs s s:nsS %
g. Se IS the S1 Hs th.s
se s eRfSd any i II Nay ysau Iss
q though n5thinE had happened. The, Com
ERsss q Ely viii tx to f5 is protest
thsge Then the m Nit viii ac ia BY eset
ItitS dancing hal. 1t will there discuss what
d Sg Che t setsn
Of the anti. Hill Dcmocrats at
khS Chicago Convention. and their fight against
iessssS HAIL Witch Is exssiienty hs tted for
he cspito next door to the Albany S"S ar nSH
md e 3n the next block across the street from
Is e NTH TIL The sf Sc sssn x
= The stage Is large and will be utilized for
,sst He may address the Convention after it
2 the Chicago. Convention as the cholce s,e Of
re delegates from New York. 1t is not ,ex-
'SfSd thst the viii be-
hs Ttlden and Cleveland resolutions. calling
tttssnton to 9TH the DISTINGUISHED public services
not lin
bat Ss % H Now York and B 5sp9Efs
re opposed to instructions as being against
n, pesS interests OF tho party and Senator
Senator Hill was busy at his rooms in the I
Icns and vsitors. He said that he knew |
io, nothing. , to disturb the existing har-
ention had ms vet been arranged. At
sen agreed on, II Senator Hill makes q {
Deech there VIII re none, as hls speech will !
20 form OF which ia now, discussed. is the one !
resenting Hill for President.
WELCOME TO THE TAMMANy BRAVES. l
ALBANY. Feb. 20.-All the prettest girls and b
,oat q th9 rural statesmen In town we're at a
,me the Tammany braves: Tho girls {
ere IN their most captivating COS .
s9nh Il, needs n.,o The bells from thousand
. nee trains bearing the Tummany warriors y
SIied IN OF time; There were loo Of them ~
u told. The girls and the back county states ~
=. expected brass hands aud great time CT
i we're. They. left their trains in couples
mere was no ,demonstration ~ any Find on II