New-York tribune., 1895-09-26

the wigwamite. But the Colonel was not so
easily pacifed. The plan is vicious he said,
the most vicious and disreputabe proposition
that could have been devised. Don't tell me
that no dsrespect was intended. 1t not only
puts us under the Tammany whip, but its pur-
pose is that we are to be barred out from all fut-
ure recognition except such as Tammany Hall
permits us to have. Anything should get
hereafter would be out of courtesy. ana not as a
right All we could expect was mere tickets of
admission to be allowed TO look on and see them
run the convention We will show them when
we get back to New-York that we are not built
that way"
Deputy Surveyor Daniel T.. Bowling favored
a fight which should embrace the State ticket
I'VE ought to have a convention now IKE the
Anti-Snapper State Convention we held here IN
1892. and nominate a clear ticket OF state
Democracy candidates. / am also IN favor or
going into every Senate and Assembly district
OF New-York and putting up state Democrats
for the Legislature in every district
John j. Quinlan said We are gong 10 ne hsne
them to the end. and while we will not indorse
the local Republican nominees we may support
a combination ticket as we did last year
HARMONY" GONE TO SMASH
The swearing train" 1t was called. left
here before p. m to carry the State Democ-
racy delegates back to New-York. Blue streaks
Of indignation, 1t said. were still being
emitted from the car windows as far east as
Albany and Troy The Tammany delegates,
whose special trains started for New-Iork after
the State Democracy train, were none or .thein
In a state OF enthusiasm over their victory
They began to realize after the business was
over that the harmony campaign was at an
end and that the chances OF a TamHahy VIC
tory in New-York this fall were on the wane
Ex-Mayor Gilroy tried to argue that IL was al
right and that the proper course had pee' Pui
sued but his tone of anxiety gave strong eVi-
hat ho vva a a
fears Sor.le Of the thoughtful men among lhe
Wigwam delegates admitted that the gay pre- os
ceedings had seriously injured the cham.es an >, -,
the Tammany county ticket TINS fail' out .n .nas
the ticket for State officers put In nomination
to-day was not imperilled. go. - 49,.
II have rarely seen such gross stupidity as 'nal
which has been shown here by the men VINO ar
in charge of Tammany Hall" said a delegate rom
one of the upper New-York dis'rcts "1uaS. 1sc
"Everything they have done invites deleat lney
eaern to have utterly forgotten tEat tnere was ah
election I'm this State last November THINK OF the
stupidity of making Jimmy Martin cnairinan .. w
the delegation and the asinine Diunuer Oh putttue
IN Tom Grady as spokesman for the oreaHl~d-
tion, Did they think there was anything sfraIl VI
cunning in permitting Tom to exhiDit ms wouliue
and sores and wall over his loss OF an se'oVo
through the operations OF the CITY Mdslstiat,es ~,
law2 The whole plan here seems TO ne 10 put ,ne
worst foot foremost. Maybe you think that thls
brazen folly will not be noticed througn the od
IF Won do you may have your minds disaouseu
when YOU look at the next election returns.
The transactions Of the Democratic STATE on
ventiOn to-day have not Only dlsneaf teHeu 'n0
Democrats who have been depending on mar :
rnonv'' for a reversal Of the peoples verdict Oh
las year but have put fresh courage INTO the ne
nmbIjcans of this section. There is feeling
afoat here that the Republican chances nave
haen much improved by the fiasco IN the conVeh-
tion which Mr.. Hill supposed he controleo. Many
weli-informed and moderate men express the Pc
lief that the Hill ticket put up to-day Is doomed.
THE STATE DEMOCRACY'S DECLARATION.
A meeting of the State democracy delegates
vas held at the Vanderbilt House this morning
70 consider what course should be pursued In
y,ev of the remarkable action Of the Committee
on Contested Seats last night. Charles S. Fair
child presided at the meeting, and briefly out
lined what he believed to be the duty OF the deie
CATION Whatever others might DO. MI fair-
child said, he would never consent 10 accept lhe
terms After the matter had been discussed, t4V-
erett p Wheeler offered the following preamble
and resolutions which were adopted unani-
mously:
Whereas. The New-York State Democracy, as or.
ganizel in the city of New-York IS composed OF
Democrats ard therefore opposed TO ths manage
ment and methods Of the Tammany Han organiza-
Whereas. As such. in justice and in conformity to
Democratic principles and to many precedents IN
previous years the State Democracy Is entitled 70
representation in the State Convention and on the
Whereas The resolution adopted by the Commit
only allows a certain number of delegates from the
State Democracy to sit by courtesy IN ths cohVeh-
tion . =,
fered by said committee.
Resolved. That the terms on which alone we can
accept admission 10 the convention must incIuds
recognition OF our right as an organization of loyal
Democrats to be represented in the counseis OF the
party.
These are the resolutions which Charles j.
Patterson, of Brooklyn, referred to in his speech
before the convention.