The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-29

butcher, Jacob Worth, Col Abraham Gruber,
CONVENTIONS PEN
President ouigg Of the Provisional City Com
mistee iolloged BY seeEetary william gat.
9 e@iisssFt taf i@t9P the e 3. IN and 5ps xa Rflihsaog until a shc
President Quigg announced that Secretary
Manchester Of the New York Republican
convention, and when this was done the TEN.
porary roll Of the delegates was called II was
sTs,ns 'h heir roll fa sall that a ,sS s msas = s6. o3 ofs
Sue s &c roll y All %Gif pro 6; aps e sSRlec sss H eSsefsG.
bounced 50 we're Collector Bidwell- Surveyor
Croft, Ghaunesy n; DeISw. yho was not eTes.
thfoned Bfootlysn leader. and 50 on through d
called Michael ): Dady handed up a protest
distrist Of 5Pf Ki Gs:es'! TSis sf Is th en deI tsrs. Ashhe eadsdd
didate for Taysi odiseF and who didn't get
The ns'S second Assembly, Sisffiet, hsa SdtsdH 81 sh nGIf
recent battle. All OF these proceedings were
interpreted with hand clapping.
WORTH ESCORTS
Four Secretaries were then elected. and Presi.
stfucted % present the name of the Hon Tim.
az SDI' hhS VI
ton tor and and quick Tfc qa as a WINK hsse PTesid Hs sn ou isRv sP-
Of New York. Jacob Worth Of Kings and Free.
sEick P. Morris Of Queens to escort the Hon.
Mr.. Worth's face when his name was an
No #oaih mr. n ,s wG ssssns s. sso ii Isr sss sssI H.
Worth had called Mr.. woodruff "a whipper.
snapDcTr and the Hon. TimotAy had made no
Worth. and Mr.. Woodruff had not met since
Mr. Wor.h3.s Sverthsow, and a veteran leader
man hsif bis years and age and nhaitssih@aiiy
foanik n his place and w eaEesi' over to a the centre
aisle, where he was Joined by Mr.. WOODRUFF.
iscus S' e|s,e % g IT. SE,~ w sa$ a'!sf se d a not a5st lo q:
to to hiSi In i f NJ. 0S Mi,e Sai w sDG NJ. M assa
were on their way. Mr.. Worth was not al al
e eaIen,5S sstsrm HE Sas 70 fii HnoSs s Ne w and AZ
But the convention broke out into q roar OF
laHSafe t. Nj Nj Mitchell CHI II and u Mr. Mo- Morris QUICKLY
gu Ssha over eeS With e ispt s5'e; and aF: Mr. We %o7ss
ssbert' MI: 3!%a i4hs he held 3o out "f lis 0P ha Ga%' M II:
North took It and grasped 1t very cordially.
1]ention Mr.. WoodrpTs escort iuss ed him him
up on the platform. Mr.. ,worth's friends said
t pofn,e I'd was escort eor a Ma. w s6od 1f T ia tho 10 b sP-
in tas s1 SSsi an t1ge 4, i wN was a stFaisht:31;.
actions yesterday which could be Interpreted
medicine like an old salt. Mr.. Worth's friends.
y ibs was s said: have 3a EE11S al,Gsether too far IN
acted Yesterday like a straightforward, manly
young fellow, OF course he is Immensely
Veterans in politics said that when mnFM Nj. w Wo eee
rum has been defeated once or twice he will not
sSs; s9 s1,eF tSss NJ Xes i Was slppssens to all
thing but ugly sentiments toward Mr.. Worth.
lie was the first to join in applauding Mr..
call, The grim and silent County Clerk from
brooklyn did not reciprocate the courtesy
when MIR. Woodruff's name was called.
SPEECH OF THE PRESIDING OFFICER.
Mr.. Woodruff delivered his speech with
on the Citizens, Union were especially apprs.
The unityine torcc among the friends Of
good government, by which and by which alone
'dty s can Be- w Sh iaa T Tsen tSs Ssnssro of s .ns 9 sis.
honest domination of Tammany Hall, must
S9%sni. Of Sos so%sthi ing, more :. Than single indl:
his fitness. The force necessary to unity and
az the same time insure success must consist
the friends OF honest government BY being able
to point to a clean and glorious history and an
Pies; 1t has always spbordinated everything
Brooklyn for the overthrow OF the McIaugh.
ON oPer RsS%SsF 81 rs sna .as' Hail. Il Te which, HSF 81 FL . he iSs
ion Of Strong esH' IN ise4, t Sots s Operating las s'f in
ton, were useful and beneicfaI. But no public
interest can be served by the transparently sell
Ash. action on Of a body q citizens, who, while en-
I %ianistratipn, q sehiersn and ,,strons.ani,
tunes have been saved by the triumph Of tho
principles OF the Republican party--ere now
q Tammany Hall, which it Was. supposed tho
the possibility of resurrection. Behold tho
modern Phsnrisoes straining at a Plat aud swal.
There is no conceivable reason why all who
are opposed TO in!rus,lng this tremendoq;
power Tor GOOD or evil 70 Tammany Han should
Of the Republican party in the city OF New
York; THIS grand municipal structure ; ihs
SSr rsae OF the HepubliEan part OF the city ahd
that wiso leadership which. during three ycars
OF treiess effort, was not swerved from its pnr.
ready TO subordinate public interests 10 selfish
enas or ~ the claInor Of sent.mCntalis's. las
IN its shS ytT EsPSeiiiG n1ap party from tie ,er tine me T mem
stood on the platform OF sounl money against
ways maintained 'S a POSITION Which, S]c"crrlya,,njv,
In tho light Of subsequent events, should hnle
commended Il TO the support Of every honest
preserved the Union; it drove slavery from tnG
iand under tho inspiration OF the imn.Ila,
power Of Ulysses s. G iSpnp'" VIII" ''ESys rove,
himself sound in statesmanship as we'll a. fTr1,
IN wal, and for the perpetuation orwhoi' .'ui
money city have Just httingly, dcdlcatga a
mighty, mausoleum; it demanded the rr',.p
about the PRO prosp esI!1S Which, Gp gala'd%ds:HSa he isna
from 1879 to 1898; In 1890, under RenltInrs
~ nSsoOn, y enacted the tarin law "f hy va