New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-29
NOMINATIONS POSTPONED.
THE INDEPENDENT COUNTY ORGANIZA
TION ACTION
A COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO CONFER WITH
REPRESENTATIVES, or THE COMMIT

TEE OF SEVENTY.
The large ha., Of Cooper Union was damned last
nIght with enthusiastic delegates and supporters OF
the Indepenlent County ORGANIZATION, gathered IN
county convention. for the nomination OF ci'F anu
county officers Ii decided after due aeHpera-
Ton 10 make no nominations. but TO appoint con-
ference Committee OF Thirty. in response 10 the
invitation sent by the Executive Committee OF
SEVENTY Charles stewart Smith chairman The
members OF the Conference Committee CHOSEN were
as follows: Ist Assembly District. Michae' Ma'isa"
ia Villain A. Els lid. Philip J. Hoe.ierer; lNth
Louis Levene. With. David Ferber; WIN. JULIUS
Uarburger; With. Charles Steck.er. Win. Der
nard McIntyre; IXth Ernest HarvIer; KIN. Joseph
Steiner. XTth Edward Myerson; Xllth' Villain D.
O'Donne..: XIIIth. William j. Ky:es: XlNth, Char'es
r Rosenkranz jr. XVIII. John ID. T0"nsehd
XVIII, Morris Simon: XVIII Villain {. Booth
XVIIIth. Robert :. Greentha,; XlAth. thaf.es D.
sellgman; XXih. Maxim.ian Toch; XXlst, Louis
Steck.er; XXd. Max Meyers; Xkllld, John T.
Smith; XXIvth Alexander Bremen: XVIII. WIZ
IAN l. Cans; XXVIth, William +. Han.on'
XXVIIth, Francis b. Murthi; XXNlllth. T. \.
Modelling; MIKE. y. l. Durach. and MIMI
Edward Bii.hardt.
Julius Hamburger. chairman OF the Executive
Committee called the meeting 10 order ana mace
speech arragning Tammany Hall for It's lohS'
greedy and corrupt control Of the city. He also
spoke against the A. +. \. He predicted that the
next election day would witness Tammanys com
ple,e overthrow william 4. Ellis spoke In the
vein
Ernest Harvler reported lne platform. which be-
gan by congratulatlng the people Of New-forA on
IN. near approach OF their dellverance from the
thraliofn and tyranny OF Tammany Hal The or
ganizaton recalled the fact that last winter 1t had
requested the Legislature TO send to New-l ork a
committee TO investigate the Tamnlany city gov
eminent pointing out scandals and abuses These
reasons given for continued confidence IN me
position they took:
The enforced retirement. under fire. as Tammany
Hall leader Of Richard Croker.
The appointment and laSors Of the I.eAow Inves,
tigatng Committee and the fearless and skllful
work Of John W CON is counsel . ~.
closures; Of Thomas r. GEroy not TO be candidate
The conviction and punishment OF Tammahys
election offenders. and the adoption OF stringent
'f ss Of h G 55s s GIs, b the
Independent County orsani,z,aton. for the sum n;
TIaunlcpal departments bl vetoed by r. +.
Flower. since also on The political retired list
and substantial unanlmity between all the political
examinations honestly opposed TO Tammainy to
proposed at our publlc mass meeting Of December
j: total separation OF municipal from state and
NATIONAL politics l.aborne - We nave done AS
sldqously for thcse henenclent RESULTS. We viii not
S By h n4 D,s s 0, ing" sGS of November Is won
The resolutions were unanimously adopted John
the movement from Its Inception ana attacked
Tammany Hall leaders in caustic vein He
days and repeated some Of MS charges concerning
Mayor G!lroy's ALLEGED connection n his carly
and other members Of the ring
The convention was a complete success both as
garied AZ proving the certainty OF n great popular
revulsion a,:ainst Tammany's high handed and cor
where reference Was made to rammany Hall
received with pr9ionsei applause The proceedings
ment Band The convention adjourned. with cheers
Tor union ticket asains, Tammany Hall