New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27


Of It. 50 did Richard ,roker when he arrived at
tho hotel. soon afterward Dstrct-Attorney James
" Rldgwny came In with the Long Islanders
and met the BOSSES
Il see by tho ge,pers this morning tina you fcl
lows have decided To- 10 to Syracuse 10 hold the
convention" he sand. "Eycrything is cut and dried
What's tho use OK going away out there. just to
ratif- your programme; It's much more sensible
20 make 1t Saratoga"
sure enough wha' - the use? chimed In hal.
dozen committeeman
For my part" said ono. Il little use for a
convention at all this year Why not send the
ticket gu. by the United Press? 1t will do Just
we'll"
\ short consultation among the leaders ended In
"A adjustment OF both time and place for holding
the machine convention.
The ballroom Of the Hoffman House is on the
second floor and its mears OF ventilation are lin
ncd II was sitting hot yesterday and every mem
Der and proxy of the Democratic state Committee
was tanning himself with his straw hat II he had
one wipng the tric.ling pcrspiration from his
neck and jaws. when secretary Charles r. DE
Freest called the body to order and asked Mayor
Gilroy to take Senator Murphys place chair
man Tho Mayo. looked inquringy at the Senator.
Just rs II that arranIemcn. had not been settled
AT the caucus held just before The senator bowed
in acouiescenco. and the Mayor graspel the gavcl.
Secretary De Freest called the roll which
showed the presence % the following members
and proxies.
District.
I-Nicholas Muller. jr.
II John Deulr.
IiI-Jamcs W. Edgway.
lv-scnaror John Mccarthy proxy for Hugh Me
Laushlin
John Cot'icr
vI-Coonc Michael G. Murphy proxy for surrogate
Frank 7 Fitzgerald
VII Thomas r. GRADY
vIII-Edna #. Fitfpatrek.
IX-Rchard croker.
Jane, W Boyle. proxy for w Bourkc Cockfln.
Nj Police Justice William H. Burke. proxy FOR cN-
Mayor Grant.
Kill. e. Lully proxy for Police commissioner
James !. Martin.
XIII-Ma,or Thoma, T. Gllroy.
XIV Daniel {. Iick,y
XV-Charcs Barnun.
XVI-Samucl J.. Tdcn. r
xviI-Jamc. W. mnkcy. proxy Tor Charles NJ Pres.
XvIII-Edward Murphy. ir.
XIx-JOu H. Manning. proxy for Judge d. Cady
lIcrrick.
XX-A. J. ouackcnbuNh. proxy Tor Edward d
Gutter.
xxi Daniel q. Grimm
XXIII-Chalc, Il. De frccst. PROXY fol Samuel A
Bardsry
XXiN- Clinton R,rkwith
XXV-Wi.lism -. XIX.
yXNI-P Patrick Maloncy.
XXNII Charlie, +. DuTton.
XXIX-Juhn Flanagan.
XxX-William II. Tracy
XXI William Hamilton
XXXII-A. +. Schcu. >uccc1,or 10 Gerhard Lang dead
XXXIV-Jamcs W. Mahan
The abscntecs without proxies were Andrew T.
TaImadge. OF the XXlst District. and John NJ
Wiley. Of the XXNIIld. The NXNIIIth District
Alexander e. Eustdce having resigned. was also
unrcprescntcd.
The first business done was the acceptance of Mr.
Eustacc's resignation. Ex-Mayor John b. Day of
Uorncllsvlllc was elected his successor Mr. Day
was a Presidential Elector last year He is n
striker for State Controller Campbell and was
named by him.
District Attorney Ridgway, OF Kings County Of
,erod a resolution embodying the usual call and
making Saratoga the place and October r the time
for holding the Democratic State Convention Ex-
Mayor Kirk, of Syracuse. moved to amend Mr.
Ridgways resolution by substituting Syracuse for
Saratoga The Syracusan met overwhelming defeat
only seven votes cast for his amendment and
twenty against II. But he came up smiling in spite
adoption Of the Ridgway resolution and his motion
prevailed
The committee adjourned to meet at Saratoga on
the evening of October l.
The ticket which will be nominated at Saratoga
Isaac II. Maynard will be "vindcated" and put at
Appeals. with lite no opposition. Neither
hut at the earnest appeal OF Hill and sheehan they
have withdrawn their opposition. Hugh McI.aughln
is no better pleased with the Maynard project than