New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24

MAYNARD'S NAME RAISES 4 STORM OF
JEERS.
THE DISORDER NOT oUFLLED UNTIL POLICE
COMMISSIONER MARTIN TOOK THE FLOOR
AND EFFECTED M ADJOURNMENT


AND EFFECTED M ADJOURNMENT
Opposition to Isaac II. Maynard. the judicial
culprit who stole the genuine election certihca'e
OF Duchess County from the Office of the se're-
tary Of State in Albany year ago last Deem
her and made the Hi conspiracy against popu'a'
suffrage successful, has broken out in an u'cN
pec,ed quarter. II has been known that the plan
Of the Democratic state machine to nominate
MAYNARD at Saratoga on october ; is generally us
tasteful to the Anti-Snappers or Cleveland Demo
Gratis. and the New-York Democracy. led by Ponce
Justice Voorhis last Monday rlght declared their
opposltion to placing Maynard on the ticket Ihey
scored the assumed and recognized leaders q
the party in the State In a series OF adnhra"'
wor,led resolutions for their avowcd purpose OF
forcing this man upon the people. the proNe'
Cleveland Association of Harlem met on Iues-
day evening in Mechanics Hall In Second-a'e'
and adopted resolutions protesting against Nay
nard and indors!ng the action Of Justice NoorE's
Executive Committee.
on Thursday evening there was more oppos'''''
to MAYNARD but it cropped up where 1t was ie"s'
expected-ln a Tammany Hall meeting. The VIE
wan warriors OF the XNIst Assembly D'a".N
were holding n session at their headquarters No
lpI West Forty-seyenth-st. to arrange for the eFc
,ion az delegates and altcrnatcs to the Democratic
state Convention. Quarantine Commissioner Char'eS
r. Allen presided. and among tho shining Hs"'s
Of the organization present were Coin!iliss''"'
ia j. Martin. president ol the i'"ai" VI 49,
and leader Of the district Nelson Smith chairI''"
of tho Tamrany Hall General Committed Jonh
II Y Arnold cx-prcsilent Of the Board OF Alder
men: Alderman Ro!n ". Morgan. AdopA l''
Sanger. president OF the Board OF Educduo''
sstant District Attorney Barton s. Weeks. ana the
calilopc Of the defunct County Democracy N"ui''
4 Jackson. who announced when the counties
began 10 20 To pieces that he would DC inc "''
man 10 desert the colors. and would stay 10 TURN
out the LIGHTS" Bat he forgot his promise anu
scrambled into the Wigwam long ways ahea'
Of some OF his fellows.
After the business for which the meeting WAS
convened had been trapsacted. Chairman "''''
called upon some of the famed orators prese".
for remarks" Ex-Prc sdcnt Arnold responder
with views on the silver repeal. Mr. Sanger t'lkei
for tarlr REFORM and Mr.. Weeks and Mr. smith
entertained their hearers With brief ruipscS ."
the past. present and future OF the Denocra'N
party cneraly and Tammany Han IN parucu'ir'
Ex-Chairmln Jacksons chance came next WIN
tn. goal Of fresh convert hc sailed In to oh'lo
the speakers who IL nedateiy preceded MIN III
Gorid cxpres sons % devotion and fcalty TO Tam
many Hall. ard then began what was thouSHt
q somewhat sarcastic comment on Mt. Armour
views as to the outcome Of the silver business IN
the Senate Tammany Hall he proclaimed. was
not bothered about the silver situation II hdd
more important subject on hand. AMI that was
tho election Of a man soon to be nominated at
Saratoga This man had been denounced AMI
viiincd bv certain I-Ifons who called themselves
Democrats but he would be- nominated, ana II was
Tammany Halls duty to elect him. "You all
understand" continued Mr. Jackson, that refer
to Judge Maynari'
4 storm of misses followed the mention OF May
rar,rs name much to the aston.shmeHt OF Mr.
Jackson. Kisses ami jrors cam" fr,m all parts of
the room which the frantic pounding of Chair
man Aliens gayc was utterly inadequate to re-
strain.
Don't 10 that" c.i,l Jackson. whea he found
that the j-orias AMI outcry against him went on
in spite ~ the chairmans efforts. Don't hiss
the man WI, re,iacnel THIS state from the Re
rgll.r.a.. Don't hiss the Moses who led us ont
- Egyptian darkness, judo Maynard made 4
Democratic Legislature possihl- why sapuli
>~l.5n smith hero cas, himself into the breech
- as@ the persons who Missed at IN" mention 81
On. 80 defer passing judgment upon nun unt
course which Judge Earl has pronounced suihcient
4 young hwy,r facing Alr Smith said in reply
Read IN" nar Association report II you want
mis- answer was SO vigorously applaulel all
cld.l ,Ait The tmc had o'H3' for hun - take
hand The district leader soon proved that ne was
oGual o. tne occasion. and shrcwdy po.re, oil upon
o." troubled waters. When h. came forward i'm
mediate ami respectful attention was given him,
Tie haul that h'd calming eject upon the tc:a-
pest. "ths Is not The ,ime TO discuss the names 81
candidates to BE- nominated at convention yet
10 be- held In pr"eiYtating discussion ABOUT
Judge MAYNARD Aig jackson was premature To
those who hiss,! Mr. MIynarls name would
say tha, tbs s Democratic organization. and
that whoever is nominated 10y the Democratic Com
vcntl,n VIII receive its support. | move that We
a. fpurn'
Commissioner Martins slap at JacksoH's over
anxiety to force himself into Eotoricty through
Ia. Maynard case pleased the crowd. and the mo-
ton % adjourn WAS carried. Eut Tho hostility
which the monitor 81 Maynard's name evoked In a
Tammany meeting VAS a revelation 20 the TAM
many leaders. 10 has giycn Mr.. Martin and Nr
croker not u litt" uucnsincss. pointing as II does
10 the fact that there nrr men within IN" TAM
many baston who viii not vote Tor Maynard.
W. have a lot Of young lawyers In our Organza-
ton" explained "a N%ist District man yesterday.
who believe ia thc inidllihity OF the Bar As
soonton. They are The people that made the
trouble on Thursday night