New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-30
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TO SAVE GROVER CLEVELAND
THAT'S WHAT THE COUNTY DEMOCRATS
WANT TO DO.
THEY SAY he is DELIVERED OVER, BOUND
HAND AND FOOT TO THE ENEMY, so THEY


ARE FOR THIRD CITY TICKET.
The newly elected County Committee OF the
New-York County Democracy met in the larger
Of the upstairs meeting-rooms in Cooper Union
last evening for organization The Counties
not only organized their committees, ordered their
primaries, and called their several conventions, but
they lifted up their voices for war with Tam
many Hail. got out their old guns, and began
Furnishing them up for the battle and promised
in fgurative sense to wipe the floor with the
ring that had 80 often throttled the Democratic
majority in this CITY,
Charles j. Mc(iee called the meeting to order,
and Charles A. Jackson temporary chairman
In the crowd to which Mr.. Jackson exctedly ad.
dressed himself there were eX-Judge Maurice j.
Power, still the County Democracy leader Colonel
James j. Mooney, Thomas Costigan, Peter Rush,
John J. Qunlan, ex-Senators Caldwell and Lang.
hein, Dennis Brown, Michael j. Burke, and 300
or 400 other more or less well-Snown old fighters
against Tammany Hall.
Mr. Jackson told them that there were so many
thousands of good Democrats who wanted to ex'
press themselves in favor of good local gvern'
ment that their voices must be heard. lApplauseJ
The County Democracy had made Grover Cleve-
land possible. They had indorsed him and car
ried him through when Tammany was treacher-
OILS The name of Grover Cleveland was in
separably connected with the County Democracy.
This organization, originated to protect the people
against political tyranny, would continue until
that tyranny was done. loud cheers) NeverI
the speaker said had there been such an uprising
AGAINST instrumentation in the Democratic fold
as at the present moment If the County Democ-
racy did not show strong front and poll fuli
vote Grover Cleveland would be defeated
He is our candidate" said Mr.. Jackson. and
- he has been delivered bound hard ana ioot
into tho hands of his enemies it will be for w
TO cut loose his bonds and place him where he
belongs" This significant declaration was 70
peatedly cheered. ~,
A Committee on Permanent Organization wltD
Denis Burns as chairman, reported permahen'
officers for the committee as follows: Chalrman'
Charles A. jackson; vice-clairmen, one memoer
from each Assembly district; secretaries, Charles
J. McGee, Benjamin Franklin, James A. Lyon
Max Hahn: sergeants-at-arms, George j. Banzer'
Thomas F. Hoahan. Lyon, one OF the secre
taries is a recent convert from Tammany Hall
lie was one of Henry d. Purroy's lieutenants
was a member of his district and general COM
mittee and held the office of secretary Oh tne
Tammany Committee on Organization The com
mittees report was adopted.
The newIy-elected district leaders compoe
ing the County Democracy Executive Commit.es
of Thirty are: Ist Assembly District! Charles
Mahon: Id Denis Burns; Hid, David Barnett; |;
Ivth, Daniel E. Bowling: With. Michael j. Burke :
With. William F. Grote: With. George Q. shultz
With, James f. Kelly: Nth, -; IN, Michaei
Kelly; XLth: Joseph Hines; & xiVtb MihrlGg + J.
McDermott: Xvth: Thomas COs;isan; ,.Svldn WITH,
XViIIth, Leopold Levy. XlXth, George
II. Richards; XXth. John Iliingworth I:
AXIst Peter Rush Mild, Patriek Flanagan; !;
QuinIan; XAVth, Berpald MclIanps; Axy,i;th. x,;I
| XXV1IIth, John J. Brunskill AXlXth, William
| caldwell; XXXth, James j. Mooney. The COM
mittee will meet for organization at Cooper Union
| at 80 p. m. to-day
| Thomas F. Keating offered resolution. wnlcn
| was received with loud demonstrations OF ap.
| the Committee Of Thirty to confer with other
| Democratic organizations in New-fork Clty TOE
| the purpose of putting into nomination local
| Democratic ticket to be supported at the coming
| election.
| Ex-Judge Power gave his personal approval OK
| such action and offered resolutions which were
passed, calling the primaries for the election OF
delegates to the several local conventions to De
| held on Thursday, October s, at p. NJ, ana
| fixing the dates of the conventions as followsj
| City and county convention, Tuesday October
| IS. at D. n at Nilsson Hall, East Fiftecnth-st,
| near Irving Place: Congress conventions, Elltn
| and XVIth Districts. October IL; With ~ XEth
Districts both inclusive, October Is; lst Judicial
| District convention, October 10: Assembly DD.
| trict conventions, October 10: Adermens
| conventions, Ist 10 XXVIIIth Districts, both
| inclusive, October l3 same for the Twenty.thlrd
| and Twenty fourth Wards, October 10.
| The Committee Of Thirty was authorized 70