New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
INDORSED BY THE Ora CE MEN
ACTION OF TIE STATE DEMOCRACY
COUNTY CONVENTION
ALL THE CANDIDATES ON TIE FUSION TICKET

ALL THE CANDIDATES ON THE FUSION TICKET
ACCEPTED WITHOUT OPPOSITION.
II was nearly o'clock last night when the County
Convention of the New-York Democracy was called
10 order in Cooper Union by ex-Congressman John
De Witt Warner. lie at once named simon Stern
as temporary chairman and II. H. Sherman as tenn
porsry secretary. MI Stern took the stage and de-
,yered an address rapping Tammany being re-
sponslbe for the present excise Jaw. He declared
that vote for Tammany Hall would be childish ana
puerile attempt remedy the evil Speaking OF the
change since the defeat of Tammany Hall, ne SAID
Il had been proved that the streets can be kept
clean True IL had cost more. but the proof was
bera that II could be done. He further commented
the city government, declaring that the STANDARD
had been wonderfully elevated in single year, ana
that while there might here and there ne ho'eu
Signs of inexperlence, yet nowhere was there u NC
found any signs of corruption
Committees on credentials, resolutions ana Oh
,srmanent organization appointed. and re-
tired Then Dr. Joyeph IL SenneT was caied 70 I'M
rostrum He announced in advance mat hoiu"is d.
he ala public position, he had during 'he ai'ei
noon dictated some thoughts which ne "ou.u 'ea"
He warmly repudiated familiar charge 'ha' '''
law was on one side and arrayed on the other were
the Germans No class he said was more severely
,aw-abjdlng than the citizens of German descent
commonly called German-Arlericahs lie hau pear
that the enforcement Of one law had been posi-
poned until January in order to give the LeslSa'-
"A
sauce for the goose sauce for the gamer.
Abiding TO Tammany's corrupt methods ne SAN
II was the same old Tammany Hal; Richard Croker
The second appeared in John c. Sheehan lie wou'u
ask # the wolf shall again be made shepherd
Following Or. Sennor the report OF the CoHlii''''
tee on Credentials announced all delegations GUY
seated and no contests Then was read the report
NJ The Committee on Permanent Organization
which named simon Stern permanent chairman
H. H. Sherman, secretary; John a. Hennaperry' as
s,stan. secretary and numerous vcc-cha'rInei
The report was unanimously adopted, ana inc"
Henry DE +. BALDWIN read the report OF the COM
m.ttee on Resolutions, which reads as follows:
We reaffrm the principles uIon which we Joiheu
other political ORGANIZATIONS In the election OF Ios'
IN successful effort 10 overthrow the corrupt anu
degrading rule o. Tammany Hall. $3.50,
We congra tulate ourselves upon the part We IoVh
in that election. The city OF Network was thereby
delivered from the rule o. a few .nd-VduGIs VINO
bssey used law and public office 10 enrich theT'
selves and 10 reward those who uphold and sub
mitted TO their power, but 10 Cypress and punish
those who refused 10 submit.
In the ensuing election. : in tho last, all Other
Issues should he subord-nated 10 the issue OF
the maintenance OF the rights and equality OF al
citizens under Constitution and la VS. and we
pledge bes; efforts 10 prevent any steps back
ward ana downward toward the degradation and
despotsm from which We freed ourselves after
hard and painful struggle.
we believe in home rule and condemn lee satvt
Interference IN strictly pertaining 10 loca
government . -, -
Sucen IN The Legislature by a Tammany Hall AS
seroblvman and was passed at time when Tam
az thr laW-ynaking power SO long Tamman,
Hall controlled the Police department and the pc