The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-23
TIE ASrs.arrL MOVEMENT IN oNx1DA.
hitter Dissppsistnens - TIE Prs.oters %
the Nay Couventsss.

THE AN1I.HILL MOHkAENI IN ONklDA'
hitter Dissppsistnens - the Promoters Of
the Msy Conyentiss.
UrroA. April 22.-There was bitter disap.
pointm ent for ex.Mayor William IL Grace. L
Ellery Anderson. and their friends In the anti
Hill movement on Tuesday night. After flood
ing the county OF Oneida for many days with
appeals to the faithful to assemble en- masse
In Utica to take action on tho coming May Con-
vention. the proposed mass meeting dwindled
down to what is designated as u conference
This took place on Tuesday at Bagg's Hotel
The whole number in attendance did not eS-
coed sixty. two-thirds OF whom were from the
city OF Utica and tho rest from Rome md ten
or twelve OF the twenty-six towns comprising
tho county. And 1t is doubtful. " the fares
had not been advanced to these out-of-town
delegates or conferrees. whether tho confer
ence would not have bcen mado w wholly Of
Utica representations.
A glance at tho list shows TINT OF the sixty
land men wore to be found. perhaps ten or
more. tho rest being disxruntled Dcmocrats.
disapn2intsI,d ted, aspirants for place and chronic
wel-informel Democrat or Republican OF tho
county VII admit on tho inspection Of tho fol-
DIsArrorNTED APPLICANTS ron PLACE.
an" ;rs 10 .r 1 IN,
refusal =; sign " my C"nr, act making lila eligible
e;;,lssi: issf asrsi"fcrs I,',sfiy .niIsv.,nnd.
Seth w Shiitl. Tor Sni"r'mor aud Superintendent or
4. j: s.ebbins. for Chairman County Committee
j.. Frank Rogers, .or city Judso-a chrou,c oircs
John Redmon. for Mayor.
n J.; 3al.a ~ Alderman i ma Eirh.h ward
joseph + Davis Tor isias.te, to STATE Con ssa,l.a.
S. rf Sso f Tor p.ss =. :. ALBANY Albany
q c. snyder, Tor city fudge and other orrees.
poy b TIRE f ss a! Sy 10 ,ss' board en-
Eeorss funer for reapD"lhtin1nt for Police aud firo
j. g FREEMAN for appointment for Police and Fire
Jane: D. DnkAn, for member OF Assembly and dele
H. as Orc ' Tor TSssa.,S" q, the Poor uo.
JhG 4 s.d Rowan r.. for A!asr,"an q Rome.
Henry !. Miller. for rsappoin,ment IS Excise COM
II: ilaxsr for Recorder, city of Rome.
i T os
Thomas {, wiiis. for supervisor of Rome.
All OF tho nbove were seekers for nppoint-
mont or nomination Mt tho hands OF tho rcgu-
lar Democrntic organization; and through dis
ticket Of their respective wards and towns ut
the spring election Of 1892.
DIs6RUNTLED DEMOCRATS.
Dr.. Matthias Cook. action brought against him and
Genera Tor receiving illegal fees.
! L. Brady didn't get clsrkship OF Excise Board Of
John ?. nammin. unsuccessful applicant for canal
fdMaTI MeGonsh dropped from City Committee and
supported the Republican ticket at tho spring election
y Kinney. brother of T. E. Kinney. defeated oan.
Edward callahan. failed "a secure appointment for
Joseph Tessey ni-her Democrat; failed secure
patronage from Democratic Mayor
WILLIAM Townsend denied reappon ment At manager
Gen Sherman. Gov mn .cr.pt.i III. ..,,,r,.
ton a, Fish ami tame Com ,ss,9ner when be did not
Charles Graham. removed as section superintendent
J..erh 4. Ackroyd clerk of Grahnm's, and Cox.
George Russ the only pemocra, ever defeated for
Mayo, OF Rome ,prns OF isni n,so detsa.d FOR A.
William Giltoil. dismissed from tue police fore. Of
h II, @ 5as
last charter election,
nnd i' Re-
from whose control the ward organization has been
, All the above openly. opposed the regular
Democratic candidates for Supervisor in this
years spring election.
CHRONIC KICKERs.
Miles c. Comatock and Dwight D. Winston,
both OF whom have been for years engaged in |
every independent movement sprung upon |
The PEOPLE 9, Oneida county. under whatever
ference protested aga Inst sending n contest
ing delegation. as such action would tend to
make q split In the party.
CLEVELAND DEMOCRATS.
Thomas W. Allanson, Homer T. Fowler. |
Ezra p. Hodges. Austin Moves. Thomas |
Hedges. n. Curtis White. Alexander AlcKen- |
zie. {. +. Marklove. Patrick McGinness, Will |
lam A. Douglass. George Hatfield Ii. l. Fay !
William Atwood. A. J. Shields. james Burns. |
md Messrs; gallagher. Couchman. Fields. |
Those not specifically mentioned were un- |
known heretofore. taking little or no part in |
politics. a few being Post OiIlce employees un- |
der the Cleveland Administration. excepting |
Hackett. who is Republican.
At this conference the position WAS taken |
that at the caucuses to be hereafter called and |
held only those who had been enrolled could |
participate. thus crenting in the country dis
.rictsa machine tho like Of which has never
been known.