The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-09
ONLY NAME A DEMOCRAT,
AND TAMMANY UILL ELECT HIM,
BOURKE COCHRAN SAYa

| occmeo the 5tato TO the Dem0cracy.
Tho increase in Tammany's General Com.
| mittee from $500 to 1900 threatens to mako
necessary the enlargement OF tho big meeting
room In tho wiGwam. Last night. from the
bronze feet OF the warriors on the edge OF the
fan-shaped platform to tho rear wall. was .
solid macs Of mon. More than 1000 mem bers
OF the committee were present. The boxes on
the sida OF the hall were packed. and from the
balcony peered fringe Of enger faces. Two
thousand high hats clistened unde the central
chandelier.
In his favorito seat on one end OF tho front
row sat Chieftain Richard Croker. Next to
him sat w. Bourke Cochran and Public Works
Commissioners Thomas +. Gllroy. Mr.. Cochran
was booked for speech. In which he said
many Interesting things. but none Of them was
30 interesting as q statement no made to the
reporter OF The SuN when the meeting was
over. that 1t was his belief that Senator David
Is. Hill would be tho next Democratic cnndi-
date for President.
Scattered about tho hall were Sheriff German.
Senators Punkitt ind Roesch. Pat Keenan,.
Larry Delmour. Coroner Shea. Police Justice
White, John J. Seaman. Charity Commissioner
Sheehy. Conrad NJ Smyth. Michael +. Blake.
Supervisor Kenny. DR.. John T. Maggie. Com
missioner Michael T. DAILY. Police Commission
er Martin. Commissioner Of Jurors Martin. and
CORPORATION Counsel Clark.
Commissioner Gilroy called the meeting to
rank thSS ed Ssss %sls
reelected They are:
Chairman , Nelson Smith, ,
=, Reeodir9 S-T,san.. joel o stevens and John G. H.
Ai tea'srs,. John Meeuad..
Sasemt-l.A,rs. Robert Kelly.
Chairman Smith received q hearty welcome.
the Democracy OF this city has never ASsem-
ana TIM oFS aHs sp &
Hnns u1 1Me Wise nannaemiemt, Ut inc
reached state Of eli cheney never nttnined la.
'0sI There is room here for ull.u he said. 1--WE
and every mempboE Of tho iamily i always wei;
Winwa amuS' 'Ae "'sp''"o'e rooi VI ''e o'a
t;9n All, p4arSe soGk aS fhnqea up rhS reson
hurst ~ nnsmru ~ ,..W AM ", t III MAS
tons was freaSently intsrrupte'i by cheers
o EaMR was 81 when
+ba na,nonrntn ,,i,tas, hmt oe siy ,i
this Stat fra vaftoty tnat mas p eTSGinen
c,s o sntta 'Iso OF
its attitude on the Electoral College at 1.-the the
tsruv raaer or a,
Ct the nnssllish and IN HhntirinE services ren:
nortv ana ~ ~. hr;,,iant az drsbi" ,uh;ns h
HS;sn.vaH IN tm VI ntt hb hp "iS t mo
maiortY q, III, nenne ~ co M r tbs cm;sIa e
NM n oi 'me Peopte 10 cni,tlu the
tho government.
s s4rd LA enfHrss the
in his annual message. and we urge upon the
Democratic representatives in Senate and
fegsaton as e will ineorposate in oar roy saT
mental system, the sagacious suggestions Of
VII Nh. IN y uslsS. .,,... ....A
enumeration biIi' and n further Reelection Of
the sxpenses Of Tic State Government SO that nj
tho State Sbt NAV bo com pletely eytinpuishei
attempt at inereas. O., saIyres nu or mu Iy
GSsvsr1ment; ., :. . ;.,,,,,. $500. ~,
he enS
Tiss without injury to the public ser
I've especially condemn the revival by leg
nSs ss%s the NUM- IL
operation Of law. "'''~'' ''''' '''' '''''N ~
rye demand The enactment 0, q lust and
he rsbs y iii Who %re IN
recoenized as legitimato hy law, viii nevertHe
t.; Of nuS order and the obser
TSsy aenosass thS sismg}oyment o, private
sg nnder Mayor Grant ana his Sf
Ta as .efS ss 81 I'll; ysS Ss ba
he fer nav NJ mi oh oh
structions have ben removed from tho pubic thor
m he ~ Hs Ssen %nde.
rate Lover than ms been for pN Twenty years tine
Avg S nfs sr hs ois Of Up
h X s
bonds and securities open market Atheists tho
confidence which Is repose r. me honesty and etcien.
sy 1x our nS'e e, h ny 'hs investors OF money III
WI W. aua .s VI o, .us s,'D' .,.. ,su.,
ing OF tho. resolutions had died away there
were calls for Cochran. and ho slowly mount
ed the platform.
STANDING hereto-night. strong ana united.
ne said. we have an opportunity 81 behoiding
the wrecks Of our opponents and the POLITICAL
eorpses that lie outside the breastworks The
on any State issue. Their whole ;snIeavor.
was to smother the ani!n0sitles OF Platt and
Hiscock and Belden and Miller"
Mr.: Cochran said that the Tears OF Col! Elliott
r; Shepard that this CITY would not be n tit
place to live IN II the Democrnts Won had not
been realized. He didn't believe that the
Colonel had resolved to sell his real nstnte
here and move to tho Republican city of
Philadelphin, no diu not believe that any Re-
publican 81 this city was vast trying very hard to
the city were greedlly snappcd up by levery