The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-24
yrI,ELLAND TURNED DOWN.
.r,yo1Ep. TWO TO ONE, IN HIS OWN
w. ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Nifty Of Waite Piaiu- Managed II
f.a tho Programme Includes Pnt'ns n
~. w,r w tor the State Sennte-re
~ n 10 Ills Fiaht Against Murphy.
..,or Charles r McClelland was defeated.
sea", 20 in his own Assembly District Con-
Wiz at Yonkers yesterday. and all indica-
,'n.', n,int TO the probability that he will have
uOnI INV delegates in the Convention to nom
n nomocratic candidate for Senator In
inS' ri,teenth district. The Senate district
INV 4, ,he yenty-fourth ward Of this city
~s I,,o counties o. Westchester and Putnam
SUI Co,vsntion held in Hibernian Hall. ion-
NV tho First Assembly district Of Vest
LITER county was the first to be held In tho
S..,n district. and chose five anti McClelland
,.i.r,tes to tho Senate Convention. il Is Nc
C,oIl,nd's own Assembly district
sonotor McC.ennd was one OF the delegates
4. ,os,erday's Convention. representing the
a, Greenburgh. md he. with Alderman
Mhomas ]. lalIy OF the First ward OF lonkors.
LII the minority in the torlorn hope.
shorir John DufTy OF White Plains, although
-. resident OF tho district. was present TO
ga that McClrlnnd was thoroughly beaten.
~ saho vos TN, general who issued tho orders
carried out on the battlefield by MS chiefs OF
I',i.,o,. County Clerk John NJ Digney and
John u. Coyn'. ,
..xoroI features. Ito and his friends ascribe
X 10 His opposition to the nomination OF I'd
Nh Murphy for United States Senator and to
hs l Ssw YORK city authorities. The real fight.
tnonsh, Is the local one. and the LOCAL fight Is
control Of ~ the b sgnp'ES bum al ii
Sss been the Chairman OF the County Commit
ss. but duffy will be after the County Cony te
ton so Morris irs is cnndidae Tor MeCielanis
nIsse in the Senate and Sheriff Duty has es-
housed his cause
.idsS Senator McClelland opened the bail by
Eliminating i Alderman Thomas j. Ialy for
tbsmporary Chairman. His fifteen followers
5sTTSe om mas + Corbalis Of the Fifth ward OF
yonEers u Duffy man. nominated John II.
e esss as the he MoCleland men.
John ii. Coyne. who was presiding as Chair;
MAI Of the last senate convention; decided
FWas known who had right to vote. and the
All was called 1t was discovered that no
sl ,rS Oh Soukers. and after this discovery the
niece OF pine board which Chairman Coyne
used instead OF Gavel was piled until 1t was
u 4 tp seems that there had been tie in the
Fourth ward. primary. John J. Boland and J.
RHy ho having aad rf IS feT W H9sss
Martin McClelland's friends. The names OF
the Duffy delegates were put on TIE roll with;
that they be stricken there!rom.
you've got no voice here" shouted Alder
man John Frederick. and the Dufryites yelled:
He amt got no more to say than | have"
yelled Patrick Currnn Of the Third ward. who
forgot for the instant that he was full -fledged
Aeegate and general laugh was raised at
BANG bang; went the pine board Ravel. and
the splinters flew.
NIFTY delegates addressing the chair. Senator
McCleland got In a resolution striking the
names OF the Fourth ward DELEGATES of the
Then Chairman Coyne entertained motion to
appoint q committee op contested seats
and his followers that such com mittee could
not be appointed until the Convention had
formally organized.
that have taken an unfair political advantage
OF him here to- day said the Senator. starting
%s n to ss tss
ton. until he sat down. He tlrst tried to sub
man County Clerk Dieney tried to get the
Chairman to refuse to entertain the substitute.
but the latter was sure Of his majority and
fearful that his frail gavel would not stand the
@ snd 's
e which, %ss don to she
members being Patrick F. Curran Of the Third
ward OF ionkers John Frederick Of the First
ward and Martin !. Mulrooney OF the Second
Rather than have this farce continue. I |
move that the names OF Bolan and Beall be re-
stored to the roll" shouted McClelnnd. The
notion was put and declared carried. but the |
Duffy men seemed not to undsrsta nd it. and |
shouted for report from tho com mttee. The |
Convention was beyond the lcontrol of the |
Chairman and his pine stick. which was grow |
ing momentarily smaller and making less |
noise with every whack. so Mr.. Coyne con- |
sented that the committee report in favor OF |
seating the Duffy men. though there was no |
Necessity for the action. |
Coyne was then elected permanent Chair
man over Lally by n vote Of "a to LII. and then |
Inc nght and llibusterlng ended. and all was |
good-natlred mailing thereafter. |
Without opposition John Broderick OF Yonk- |
Frs Andrew I. Fields Of Greenburgh. and Mat |
Thew Horn OF East Chester We're chosen dele |
gates 10 the State Convention. The delegates |
10 me Senate Convention were also elected by |
acclGmation and without opposition. They |
are Henry Gaul. John j. Brady. Patrick f. |
Cu,ran. and Thomas f. Corbois Of Yonkers. |
end andrew Monahnn of Mount Pleasant. |
Joseph +. DAILY o. ionkers WAS chosen as |
delegate to the Judiciary Convention.
,On motion OF nN-Justice John W. Sullivan.
MeConventlan adopted tho following resolu-
uon' after which it adjourned:
~ That We heartily endorse the natioua! and
e,ae ADMINISTRATIONS and nnqualifedly nd the
soaIein Congress- -; or distinguished representa-
Ma me Hon Day Il Il Hill. the uOD Edward MUIR |
boy, and the liU, vii Ryan "