New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-24
TAMMANY MEN SULLEN,
THEW DO NOT FANCY GIVING WAY TO
THE GRACE BOLTERs.
DISAPPOINTED THAT CROKER WILL NOT BE WITH
THEM IN THE CONVENTION MEETING OF
THE STATE CoMMITTEE-THEiR
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svracuse Sept 23-At a late hour to-hsn'
tho question as to whether the New-York state
Democracy's delegates shall be admitted u
seats I'm the convention or whether their oNei
lures shall be rejected has not peeh Se-.S,
The Democratic State Committee mas "u
iourned after a long session on the 'op nun
Of the Yates House without touchihs 'ne
state Democraoy's case. The committee wiz
ho,d arother session at $50 o'clock tomorrow
,,,orr;rr when It is understood the politicai
conditions in New-York County VIII De us
o,ssed Next 10 the excise question the ad-
,,,ssior of the Grace-Fairchild men has been
the principal topic of the day. Inc eIeO'"'
trains which left New-York this morning piiiie
ing the Tammany Hall men did not reach ."''
CITY until after nightfall The hrst sec''o"'
which James W. Boyle had charge OF. was oe-
tanned at Little Falls for three-quarters vi an
hour to-day by a hot box, ana came III "i
the first Tammany section. Tne spec'ai "",''
hearing the State Democracy men also got IN
ahead Of the delayed Wigwam section. wiz
lam = Grace was not among his Cuckoo
followers. and Corporation Counsel Sco'' anu
ex-Judge Maurice J. Power, who arrived early
ut, ,,,orriry said that Mr. Grace had posi-
,iveIv decided not to attend the convention
p,ohard Croker after a day spent at Saratoga
T.; oorsu,tation with his partner. Mr. Murphy,
and with Mr. Hill came 10 a conclusion similar
IN tba; of Mr. Grace. The 700 braves VINO got
into the city tonight were disappointed 10
hoar on their arrival that they were not 10
have the presence and encouragement OF their
chief in the trying ordeal which awaits them'
Ex-Mayor Hugh j. Grant is as yet also among
the missing, but assurances were given tis
evening that he Will be on mana pelore '"e
convention meets this morning
Tammany men already on the ground had all
day declared their purposes to ight the adhs-
sion Of the State Democracy but on the arrival
of the rank and file Of the delegations to-night
the notes of defiance became louder ana the dtu-
tude of the delegation more sullen ana aegres-
sive Senator HIS attitude on the subject was
severely criticised. and it was charged mat the
scheme was the product Of the Senator supreme
selfishness. Few Of the Tammany oeesa'eS
cared to talk for publication, as they sara 'hey
were without information regarding the course
tho organization would pursue In the convention
Under no circumstances would they near OF CIV
ing up a third of their representation to the
"bolting Mugwumps" unless the latter gave the
strongest possible assurances that they would
eunnort the regular Democratic local ticket In
New-YorJx this fall Charles s. Farchd, the
nresent head OF the "Cuckoos soon let 1t be
known that the delegates he represented would
refuse TO accept seats In the convention under
any such conditions Tammany sought TO
make. Mr. Farchilds adjutants. including Mr.
Scott Mr. Power and Colonel Monroe. backed up
Mr. Fairchild's statement and said that they
would never consent to act with Tammany In
local matters.
Ex-sherif Charles E. Remck, of Madison
County Mr.. Fairchild's home prior to his re-
moyal to New-York City, who heads the dele
frequent occasion to-day TO make public his
sympathy with Tammany Hall in the matter.
Wen let Mr. Fairchd and his friends in, 4"
said the Madison County leader IF they give
bonds that they will support the Democratic
ticket from top to bottom, but on no other con-
ditions."
"Wouldnt YOU take Fairchild's word for to-
Mr.. Remick was asked.
Not by a ID sight, was the reply.
| They must give bonds
| Mr.. Fairchild is president OF trust company.
| He therefore can give bonds.
| The usual meeting OF the Democratic State
| Committee began at $40 this evening In its
! quarters at the Yates House. Senator Hill
/ made his appearance. carrying a big package
| of papers which II said. referred to the en-
| largement of the Democratic State Commit
! tee but the Senator did not breach that sub
| jet a the meeting He took tho place OF James
| r. Day. OF the XXIXth District, who was alb
! sent. Major James w. Hinklcy. OF POUCH
keepsie. presided. and Charles X. Defreest. OF
Troy, was secretary. The following were pres
| ent: