New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29
TAMMANY HALL, AVAUNT!
ca CAV THE STATE DEMOCRACY LEADERS,

THEY ARE READY TO SUPPORT TICKET MADE
VI CHIEFLY OF REPUBLIcANs-To SEND
DELEGATION TO THE STATE CONVENTION
The State Democracy last night showed just
where 1t stands by deciding to SEND deiesa''o' ="
the Democratic State Convention, ana by auop,'"e
q resolution declaring a compromise or comoiha-
ton with Tammany Hall impossible It's ENecu'''e
Committee met in Cooper Union. and was III ses-
s,on until nearly II o'clock. The discussions on
various points were lively, but they cleared tne
air and now the rumors Of a deal between the
old Anti-Snappers and Tammany Han nave peeh
disposed Of -
The fun began when Colonel Robert Grier Monroe
offered a resolution in favor Of sending deiesa'es
rho should demand admission to the Democratic
Stata Convention The Executive Committee had
no power TO call primaries ana Assembly b''''0.
conventions, and the resolution merely sugses'eu
or advised that they be he'd. Otto henpher was
strongest in opposing this idea, ana maze speeo"
OF thrty-nve minutes. He said that to ask recos-
milton from the State Convention would be 10 ac-
cent n share of the blame for the nhsdeeds OF the
Democratic party OF the State. The organization
only safety was in avoiding all contact win laii
many Hall.
SIR Kempner offered a substitute to colonel
Monroe's resolution one declaring that the state
Democracy was precluded from entering INTO any
connact with Tammany. The Coonels motion
went through however 1t suggests September IA
As A proper date for the primaries ana 0eP'e''o.'
% for the Assembly District conventions MI
Kempner's resolution was, however, enpoheu in'o
a long one offered by Mr.. Scott. This covered the
entire political field Highly significant was the
massage which may be taken as an announce
ment of Willingness support, II necessary.
local ticket composed chiefly, or entirely. OF fe-
publicans 1t reads
Resolved That we reafirm the principle. upon
which the State Democracy In TINS count! u ~
cd that in all local matters the interests ol .,e
city of New-York and the protectlOh Oh tS CIV,
and taxpayers should be the ~ lion and
while we believe that In this city, in which so iaig
a ma jority of the voters are DEMOCRATS, Dnmo
ticket composed wholly, or principaiiy, W az ~.
Iris affords the best promise OF success AZ tne
nolls vet we maintain our right AS an Vi fani,,o
lion to act in all local matters WIN 49, anI
m support such candidates and measureS. ,ra
our belief will best serve the city !" "''O "
live.
The resolution says further; ,.o..
of the CITY have been subordnated 10 inc
of a political organization ald OF ,nt - 80,
controlling that organization, from "n i,s . ~ on
rally resulted gross corruption ana HllsuSf VI ~.
ciai mower The New-York State lpemocfhC! ntin
pleigel TO do its full share toward me s
Of this abuse and by , sPIorpi into compact or
combination in municipal ma'te:s Win ub",nR axlst
or party responsible for the abuses "i,lcn ,,b
recognition OF the new Tariff law a. a substantial
advance toward real tarn reform anu an G6,Ir
ment of the efforts of Presllen, =, ecre a more
,hnro,gh tariff reduction. Senator Hh was tiion
accused of betraying his trust. ana me rela' 81
statement was made that the dominance ~ II,aono
&C. Tr,,s, in the Democratic Senate was evidence
~ the truth Of the Democratic cohfhllon IN
trusts and monopOhes went haild IA M,
Convention was accused OF making MI V'''' W -
cure an unfair reapportonih'hI