New-York tribune., 1896-10-06

AZ the XIIth District Convention. John J. Sean
nell the loader OF the XXVth District said ne wished
10 offer resolution Some one objected TO any reso-
Iutions at that stage but Mr. Scanneh said ne was
goinp IN road hls resolution any way, and he dld.
-ha resolution set forth that the Democratic con-
ycntlon of the Kiln Congress Dstrict $1,000
eou,reIv on the platform adopted at Chicago and In
dorsed a. Buffalo and tina; the cand.date nominated
mus, be In accord with the PLATFORM
Af,or reading It he said he was the friend OF
~,o,c, c;eoree T. Mcclellan and also "of one now
,.ent from the country. II that man were now mere
>, direct Tanmany Hall such proceedings would not
occur" Nh Scanneu said ~
As.Is,ont Dlstrct-Attorney Stephen j. Olfare
,,ovcd that the consideration Of the resolution of
nostnoned until after the nomination was made
Augustus Docharty. formerly secretary OF '"e
Doc, Roard said the duty OF the convention was 10
consider the resolution Mr.. Oiare again asked 'ha'
the resolution be whdrawn There we're & crvs wsn ~
a number OF men OF 10; NJ o.iar. moved that
he resoluton be referred to d committee TINS was
NJ scannc then asked why not settle thH NV "cT cou
trouble by having Mr. Mcclellan so,nt nce ,o TO The
9nton ana He III Democrat let him run on
onr Ticket If renegade put him wnera re- ne erose os
rS 1r, tho lowest means by the help OF Isinfnai,ii
Hall How can you before the l'opr 49,, "a ui n
vii run on the chicago platform WA MAS askeS 1new %
he a candidate Congress inyseli ,, Du, NJ NJ H..
was not good enough 10 run ana w'u'' 'e "
Mchael Blake moved iha, the nomImaSn ,oTry George
Gordon Battle raj sed the point tnar ,n had re-
could not take place raso,ion ani @ Chairman Meehan
decided against him. WYNN, Assembly Dis
Charles OBren. OF the XNIiian Indrge = Mcclellan
trct rrade a speech putting George d. MN '''""
in nomination. ..o,o, e,,oois,lc OF Colo.
Mr. - iaian iane man aud Seconded the nomination. lie
wanted to know II the XNEth Assemog ,Sgra said
n, a., y y silver man was nominated he had not puo
- yoid man was named he wished TO nom'nattd
~ " N''" Nr O'IIare continuing. Sdlu
Mr Mcclellan would support the Democratic part!
~Natona state ana mnnSlpaa, nma,lna ,n,erected Mr..
rh"r,r ~" "rhe same thing was said OF Thaeher.
Sir scannel again had the nSor IId si SI,n psrict
M I,mes " Kcating the leader Of the NNth DIS.
,ri~ had told him thai Coqnr Mr Me- a', me nomi
nation to MIN speaker MURPHY go, up ana save ave-
Ing ,ns,t at ''e" step D"'' -" 0' oa,,
M lacked as though there going to be night.
I'm, nnallv Murphy said he offered to supper, S'u. ~
nr under certain conditions in!s phe.1n & - ,naIi No
haii"G out to Murphy: You're a liar" Murphy
Mr.. Docharty urged that man be nomlna,e,dl INA, ed
vhn would support Bryan when he was eleeteu
Trcsiieni lie wanted 10 know herT av wlS whether M
Mcclellan stood for silver. II So; ne "ouIu a ~
for him otherwise he would not no one I.baw answsred
~" ,.r",mrr ON the vote Mr. creamer receved the
pes frO TIE XNw'n wns nSrS
Nr o'Iiare wanted to make the noInina ION
romimaiion when Colonel Mcclellan indorSed the
Chicago platform. and not before. - +,
Colonel Mcclellan is now In Congress ne mas III
Interviews declared his opposition to the chicago
programme. ~ , mas nominated in tho
XVIII District is an adjuster OF estates, with an
ono nj No l0o Broadway lie is connected with
The Adams family OF Massachusetts,. ~
In the Xvth District. whore ex-Judge William
H. Burke nominated. there was conSderao,' s
h iyes in The district for his reputation of the
chicago Bryan programme