New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
Philadelphia. oct. -, Is0a
COUNTY DEMOCRATS IN A RAGE.
y RETURN FOR THE sNUB GIVEN THEM ny
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE THEY WILL
kNIFEH CLEVELAND.


Tl' curses Of The rank and file OF the Comfy
Democracy. whose ticket was withdrawn from the Id
on Wednesday night. falling Yesterday about
equally upon TImmany Hall and the Managers Of the
I'ycla' N;tO' al canvass. Man inicp n1ent Demo
Gratis did not hesitate 10 declare that they would
bGkc the trcchcry of which they had been made tho
subject, by voting directly for Harrison and Reid
and the Republican city ticket. IN" general I'm
preston p~c,allng yesterday among VOL nform nc1
In political circles was that the withdrawal u The
County democracy county ticket would cost Glove
land 1000 10 10000 cote, In this city The object
which the "Couuic,- and anti Snappcr,- had In
'cw in Insisting upon tho nomination Of an anti
Tammnny local Ticket wa, tLry had proclaimed. TO
bring 10 the polls large numbers Of independent
Dcmocrats. 10 whom the Tammany Hall ticket was
r,pul,ivc. The argument used was that In no other
way c0uld the whole Democratic strength In the city
be poed except 10 put mp local ticket which would
appeal 10 tie anti 1ammany vote llut after OK.
COngre~ Quinn and his associate on the County
Democracy Ticket had been named by the convention
held at Nilsson Hall on Tuesday evening. october IL.
the Managers Of the VA ional democratic h ncluaftrr,
lointd hands With Tammany Ia knc,hlng u ont"
The yammany leader, viii not brook thc existence Of
a rval Dcm0cIa c organization In NowN 0rk and they
only succeeded In preventing the printing Of the
County Democracy ticket upon the Cleveland electoral
official ballot. but they brought sufficient pressure 10
bear upon the NatlonIl Democratic Committee to cat
of the supple which were necessary 10 tie comfy
Democracy canvas.
Money was needed for printing and distributing the
pastcIs" which the tOuutcs and Independent Demo.
Gratis being refused - lu'l o1irlni ballot. must H-c NJ
the polls or vote The Tammluy ticket. F. Judge
Power and his County Democracy ~ Ociac, estimated
that certainly not les than Si2oJ) wouid BE- needed
printing AMI Railing The "pa,'cr>' together with
the absolute ,idi5c incidcEta- 10 10, canvass.
This estimate did not Include sum, required TO cm
ploy workers and watchers la each election district
which would lake at least ten lime, more.
\ committee tonPD-cd OF John !. Quinlan, Civil
Justice john .Icruiouau and cX senator George
Liueb,in sent 10 lay thc,e facts before th'.inan
Illrriy on "Wednesday. Mr. Quinlan. tie spokesman
u the committee. ported TO the C,naty Democrat,
0mmittcr Of 1hry Ia session NJ Cooper Union on
"Wednesday night. mat Mr.. llarriiv and his two n
s!sianis, Don 81. Dickinson and u. l.. Snalcy. ab
,oulcy refused them even the pa!try $1,000. up %
hCh the bare existence 81 the counties campaign
Il y, nded. A. to the 5lOO.OJp needed 10 man
ne districts with workers q the organization. tho
National Managers refused Ia consider II. ami dis
i,eed tie committee Wit ont hpdin. ont the slightest
holir Of funds. II would seem little wonder thi The
ind, pendent Democrats Ntre di,hclrt ned and Dis
en-ioN. They rfk upon IN" dcicu o. 'l' lpnd a.
rtain. and be- Ia, lO!nc w'ih their enemies 10
stamp their organization Out OF existence they DO not
Intend to he among the m0urncr- when the Demo
cratic National combination L. oveltlrown In 80
V,mbrr.