New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-14
M'MANUS "CALLED DOWN."
HIS RESOLUTIONS AGAINST MAYNARD NOT
PRESENTED.
A NETTING OF HIS FgIENDs WAS TO 10 srME
Dr,n1y WORK But IT DIDN'T-iIE
F\IrED TO GET THE ASSEMBLY
NOMINATION. AFTER ALL.

| FAILED TO GET THE ASSEMBLY
NOMINATION. AFTER ALL
Tho Democratic Organization OF the XNIIlth AS
! sembly District met ThnrSday evening" ~
| Ninth-ave and Fftieth-st. Tor IN" oS'e"s'
BILE purpose OF denouncng In no uncertain
tones the nomination OF isaac H. nay
| nor1 ne Judge OF the Court OF Appeals. ana
| - "a, ., ,bo, the weight Of its condemnation of
| tho convention which nominated him. The organ
| iza,ion IL independent and Is not animated WIZ"
| Tammany Han, but it claims 10 DE the oh''
| s,mon-pure Democratic organization OF inc us
| trict" Its officers claim n membership OIL ABOUT
g, 40 and through efforts OF the club Thomas j.
| ucN,rus vos elected Assemblyman in the last
| campaign on an independent ticket lie was the
| only man In the city who defeated Iahmahy
| man at the polls last year.
Whom Tribune reporter entered the meeting hall
Thursday evening Mr.. McManus came forward ana
| said. clad to see you. We're going to have
| rorsi,g ,,,rc Tonight We're going TO bury May
r,r1 so deep that he'll never be found again.
| They cTormany) can't force a man like that on
the people
What are you going to do tonight!
| .Wc've got up resolutions denouncing Maynards
| nomination. and we're going to pour hot shot
| ,n,o tho convention" He then handed the re-
| porter a copy Of the proposed resolutions which
! are as follows
! Resolved That we acccp; 1t a. one OF u" cardinal
articles Of the Democratic Nth thot the VII! OF the ma
lOrlty
any act antaeonitlc tis pFInripl" by whonsocNef
mui.,rd aud for the bcncnt OF whatever party Is M
democratic, ana such The condemnation " true
| Democrats.
| Resolved That agree with the Judgment OF
those who directed action Of the last Demo- ratio s'''e
e., vent on that II Is proper award nomination I"
high juilcla oHcs 10 onc whose principal u'e TO sue
| nomination is the commission Of an act not only Oh
offence og1ns, thi- rarlnnl Democratic prh'ie D''
| rmr The law, 81 the STAT.
| E.,oly.d That lnasruch ~" uncontalc'ci n =
| show tina, Isaac II. MAYNARD WA an active agent III
rnrlonnc and .uppr-s-ng tn legal returns OF ric
O. fs9i from the coun-' Of this S'l'" ana 'h'
,i. az, IS the cNrtc-,d for hts nom'.son I" the
lnch 81 the Court 81 Apl, as deem It 10 III" especial
duty all go,l u uo'Tatc citizens to d'aNo" '"' a'
zion. Of tr Convention u, and 10 ~" all Aoho'n'
enor;, {, pr.cs,r the pll;y q the bench oni ~ IA"
,u. linn. ruA, an Of asainrt Democracy II '"trI
Inc III. o,crwh,mirc defeat 81 Mr. MaYnld A. the pHl7
Another act OF resolutions lauhatory Of Assembly,
| man Thomas j. McMnnus. and indorsing him Tor
any place I'm which his constituents may care to
| place him. were then given TO the reporter Inc
| resolutions end az follows;
H...l,el That We condemn tho present dishonest con-
sYct - pulc affairs by nest public servants. and
hat vs. win ~n. In effort rrroo tho evil with all
,rnd, of god and homes, government, irrr'pccuNs oil
| lnr'v.
| That's hot stuff isn't it? qucricd Assemblyinan
| ucManus Were going To- have rel-hot speeches
| too We've got Justice Thomas +. Murray Justice
| Henry Murray cN-Congrcssmah John Quinn. ana
Councillor Mngay here. who Is going TO be present
| th.s. resolutions Don't YOU think Maynard' IN
| m" soup nos. ch2
| 4 rruort,r for a Democratic paper Just then came
| in bu, L. was received with little favor your
r,n.r Is supporting Maynard. isn't IT." asked Mr..
| vcN,nus and upon receiving affirmative reply
| said well YOU don't want these resolutions.
| ID 10 this time nil had been lovely and serene
| Mr. NcNianus WA telling the reporters Row he
| -thre,y Tanmany down" last year and how I'll"
In of
| m. .indepcnd.nt" organization. Down with May
narl, Down with Tammany" was the slogan vocf-
.rously employed until the time for the meeting ar
| rived
Then TO- what a complete transformat!cn Ex-
| Conrressrnan John Quinn. out OF breath, rushed
| into the hall and. after a short. sharp conference
| win Asscrnblyman McManus and Mr.. Mngay. al
| most few in his anxiety TO get to the reporters
| liable
| Just walt a moment gentlemen" he said to the
| reporters Those resolutions VIII not be passed
| tonight, and It would be better to make no men
ton u them" Upon being asked the reason for
,s.lr with travail he said that he dil not care to
| tell When asked - explain the sudden change
| u base he became confused, but finally blurt@l
out. We've changed our mind. ana as maj
excuse said. in most conclIating manner: YOU
Soc we only occupy these rooms by tie kindness
! u the proprietor Whenever dnnee Il Oh we
must get OUT
us that your reason for not passing The resolu-
! iions?' he was asked
"Ah,' H. circulated warily. Il didn't say 1t was
| Tho meeting. which was larg" ont" wondered
| whnt was going on. and Mr. McNanus and his
| leuirnants felt thai an awful blunder had beea
| nadr Darling an angry glanc" at them Mt
| Ouinn s1ld that there nothing more Tor the
! reporters and insinuated that they would better
| depart
what busnegs are you going TO transact"
| asked IN. reporter.
| and
| committees"
"conr.roncc committc,s?" asked the reporter.
| And with whom Will the conference committees
| confor?'
| with the other political organizations OF the
| district for 'hc purpose OF making nominations,
| said Mr. quinn.
McManus who has been blowing both hot and
| cold and in every other way during the summer
| TO secure the nomination from Tammany
| Hall was turned down AT the Assembly conven-
| ton when # was seen that he still persisted In
making a prctcnce at being Independent OF the ma
| chin. McMnnus last winter introduced large
| number OF bills I'm the Assembly mainly Tor the
| purpose Of compelling Tammany Hall to d"teai
them but IL was thought that he had huinblcd
| himself and had made bargain with Mt. croker
| through which he was to get Tammany noniina-
| ton. To this end he had made every, hrrahse-
| mont To- turn over his Thomas J. McManus As
| Daniel j. Gleason. who was more satisfactory to
| rammany than McManus ever could De, was
| named In his place 1t IL not yet too late for Me
| Manu-. 10 run an independent ticket. ana after
| ali tho money that ne has expended during the
| a,tn,mcr on excursions, brass bands ara outings
Tor his associations h" IL not likely to be pushed
| TO the wall I'm this way without light