The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

the report OF the committee on creden.
ttals was called for. Ths report OF the
Queens aud 0swego contests was read
and agreed to without debate.
When the New York cnnteIt was
reached the resolution as adopted In
committee was read during intense
quiet. Then, during roar Of applause.
Delegate Patterson, Of Kings, offered
this;
"ReSolred, That upon the roll Of the
convention bo placed the names OF both
tho sitting aud coptOsting delegations
from New York county, and that the
sittiug delegation have seventy votes
and the contestants thirty'GYe votes.
aud that the stats Democracy elect four
OF the state committee and the
sitting delegations eight, subject, how
ever, TO the conceding OF tho party en-.
blem TO the sitting delegations in case
Of party differences In the party
ticket"
PATrERsoS's FLEA.
Ho had stepped up to the top Of the
HiIie amid cries OF "PiR,iorml" and, rs
the resolution was finished, the New
York state Democracy in tho back OF
the hail yelled themselves hoarso.
When tho applause subsidized, he said:
"iu offering this substitute desire
to occupyR lew moments to state the
reasons why We oIier this substitute. /
havs in my hand the resolutions adopt
ed thiI morning by the New York
Democracy saying that they cannot
with dscency or dignity accept the oder.
[ApplauIo and Kisses, 10 me 1t seems
that they are right We are not taking
a step toward harmony by adopting tho
committees resolution. II will irritate
them against the StRto organization, and
with great respect to the committee. il
Ill belits the party to do this. II they
are given their seats they must accord
ing to the resolutions come under the
cloak Of Tammany. II l understand
the tsmpers oi thess delegatoH they will
never come here as delegates from
TammanY. Shouts and iesrS. lam a
delegate here and can at least have
my say. Imay do some good. At lsaat
| can do no harm. The gentlemen re-
present the pick Of the huaiuell and
Iocial life. [IIiSspI,
"who aru these gsutlameu2 [Cties
oi Garoos. This word means literally
a member Of the German-AmeElcSn Re-
form Union, aud 10 applied 10 auy re-
tormsr.)
al say they arc gentlemen"
"They never showed H." yelled a
voice.
Senator Hill from the aisle: al trust
tho sergeant.at.armS will SEQ that these
Interruptions cease.
There was cheer and then Mr.. Pat.
terson continuod' "You may Bcoff If
you please, but reform has come to
star and theso gentlemen nrs roiormsrI
In the truo sbnso oi tho word. Ihsir
actions in New York City have been
Just, when We consider the government
OF that city. 1t is idle 10 deny that
tbero wa, room for reform, a. was cor.
tatniy dsmonItraIed by tho invOstiga.
tions there. That some OF the Rsssr-
tionS OF fraud and corruption were true
Is demonstrated by tho fact that thouI-
ands Of Democrats voted with tho Ro-
publicans and tho records show that
6O,ODO OF our votes went from Us con-
trolled by these people who ask recog'
milton here"
TAMHAST DEFIANT.
Mr.. Bell, OF King9. chairman Of the
crodential committee, took tho plat
form. lie said; ~ had the honOr last
night 10 preside over tho largout com.
mittse ever at a Democratic gathering,
Tho whole matter was detailed at
length, and later in executive session
tho matter was carefully conaideted.
Mr.. PGttsrIon was thcrd aud presented
Als resolution far third, II was do
iea,od BY a largo majority, aud then by
q latgc nalortty It was decided to give
them one.6ith. Tammany objected and
voted against Il. WG consider It fair
aud wo consider It especially iair bo-
cause both parties object to Il, II Is
an insult to olTor onn.hfth It Is an insult
70 oger oas.ibiFd. Kisses and EFoRns.l
I'VE had groaI respect for tho gOnlls'
men of the contestants, bat we had also
to consider tho question OF tho Demo-
cratic party OF tho t:aiB. l move tho
adoption Of resolution endorsing our
attitude
Senator Charles Guy. Of TAmmany,
took thn stage One oi his hfst Htsnr.
tions was tuat lammany had upheld
tho Democracy for ono hnndrod ycarh
A voice IL tho back: "WhO slaughter.
oil Winfield Hancock ?"
Tho Chnir' "lh0 gentleman will CoR1O
hiP intortuptIon.
Thoma, +. Grady said that tho State
Democracy, with tho uerman roformcri
To hclp tnum, was lcll than ono'lltll,
YaL lroy gayo them NTH. ThOy ask
ior q haii. IL IL surprising thoy don't
ask iot moro than that
Thiais matter now ol conscience,
not politics What would lhcy d. II
thoy Ind n third? ! venture 4 prOdic'
tion. II Tor any motive tloy acorn tho
ohor made hcrO, from that m'lnuht
thuy will bo without constituency. !
had Isuppotr lnNL altor onr dsolNDn last
night tho kicking and CniIing would 10
oyuE lanmany 10 tho nnnDor OF lOD,.
900 will decide whcthNr tho action ol
lhii conntIuo aud convention II Hgh1
OF wrong" .,.-
Iho question was put by tho chair
and the Patterson resolution was klllol
aud tho nthtr resolution glyl1g tho
slata Democracy 0ne.nilh aloDtel
Tho Grace FaIrChld pNoplo started 10
loaya tha hall nnl a. soma . them Diet
ont lnafa wa'R rapatilinn oi lhs ,NAna
In tho Democratic convention oi 1874 At
Saratoga They we're alternately cIluor'
cd and hiqIed.
nnyrusnn rtnMrnla srEErt.