New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08

., ~. seotures Of man. his family and do IN 80
ticty should be invaded 70 sci eli Of the press
give nv solemn assurance now tn u, .nr for the
Is spared discharge the d h ssssase Of the
called antI-Cartoon bill. (Cheerso ,a., "a
Mr.. Grady then proceeded at some 'e Il.'.n,,,
! nominate Colonel Asa Bird Gardner i''
Attorney. ,,, talked
81 candidate for the ana amy WHO no
declined the offer OF nomination Colonel o Gardner
nor,inafiOn which was accepted py te Ia ~ ro H.
Committees III possible yacanelds aiu ard the
County Convention adjourned. hold Immediately
Ine short time required to I Tnsh
through the borough candidates. M MANI X Peters
VS. nominated Tor the Manhattan presidfney; and
f. T Fitzgerald. Antonio Zncr "a T. FOR coroners
Jacob T.. B"usch Were norn'''''' w
r,,ru.Ny COUNTY TICKET 1NDokSED
,.urs RyRNE FIGHTS THE rLAS IN I'M
NATIONAL DEMOCRACY COUNTY
CONVENTION.
Tho Tammany clement in the National ,'r,o
,. county Convention =. Cooper Union yes,c'-
dav afternoon. won. but not without oppo s"i
Tho entire Tammany county ticket WAS '''o'
a. follows:
Fog Judges OF surrene court FRANCS J"
g. H. w., ", ' r''r c,n-t-nExRy MCCARTHY and
=" t:pWARD r. O'DwiER.
For Sheriff THOMAS !. DUNN.
For County Clorn-WlI.-iAM soliMti'
For Herlstcr ISAAC fltoMMi.
s-or district, Attorney nfED GARp'Nh"
As soon os these nominations had been seco"ueu'
rancs Rvrn. representing the AMI a"ni'"' ~
,,on moved the following substitutiohs' r""'
Ncevccucy for Thomas j. Dunn. hustc" :" 49,,
for Asa Bird Gardiner md ;. . Mci'"'" w.
ward +. ODwyor .,,,.os NJ
r,,.r,o declared that the machine men did NOT rep
resent tho true Democracy. lie rccaie" " mn
the action taken by the National bemooi"''o
whom II went to Chicago under tho leauc' 1'P
charles s FairchId. In those years, he eHpiar"eu'
40 ore,piz,tion had decried the depravity oil lai''
many Hall. ,,,r I, was
is Tammany Han any p''''' "-'"'
then? 80 he asked. -
p.f.,rlnr to the placing OF Mr.. SCOTS name on
the Tammany ticket. he said:
..r homo that tho men who try to get proht OUT
Of this will be properly despisod for securing '''
profit I have the most utter contempt io' VI.
men who Try to benefit by this transaction. "a"'
10 read what said several years ago u! ~.
men who are now trying to benefit by TINS ""''"
with Tammany Hall" .-
rho sneaker then read from newspapcr clippings
donunclations OF Tammany Hall made TWO years
sro bv tho National Democracy leaders VINO are
now in favor Of ndorsng that organizations can
ddates The burden OF these dcnuhc'a''o"' wa"
that Tammauy Halls rule was classed a. ',''o"'
system whose rulers used pubic oi'ee 'o' Fo''
ends. - a.,,d
H. e,s, row OF seats Mr. Byrnc directed his re-
marks TO Maurice J. Power. who sat on the p'a'-
form and exclaimed: II ask this gentleman s'''''s
on the platform. whom | always regarded "9 inc
finest type OF anti-Tammanyisn. II ne oo''P"''.
Tammauy Hall CT those years - Tammany hai
d the present day
"Dl we believe these leaders then. or were We
doluded, Have they been playing with u.s. Is II
what every citizen In private lie says 1t ia oase'
low. dcpravcd sale and barter ~ human sous 100
tn. purpose Of getting one Tulh mo o",, -,
no, loo late for 10 redeem oursclveS Tnls man
has got his nomination FOR once, Ley W .,,ti,
transaciloas { have known in tho city II Nov
York. No man is here to orims ,ntn his BODY
10 man Is here to take part IN this mean disrepu
onportunl,y Tor him. Mr.. Scott 10 leave ne cont,
msSsJ One back 10 begin new career again
Let Tho mon who going into ihls bargain
ioin us I'm an effort 10 save US from me olskltoi
WI viii be- attached to II this deal Is carried
out. protest once more against TINS ulssr"oo u
the National Democracy 49,. ot,- whom he
Rushed and during The progress OF the spseth d h
frequently ihisrrupt.d ny nrPrr o,rnsnv fac-
not seem 10 be confined to the anu i""'"a"' ''
I'll - Mr. By-ne when Thomas Costigan pucs-
tioned the regularity OF the speaker - de
polnt arose and with the authority OF a de,,eate
saii he was completely In favor OF what Mr byt rn
, ,,,,s,,,,',,', Although the ayes and noes
appcarcd equal. IA. motion was declared lost ~
nirority delegates said n was no us" pIot'sNi.s 40
-. L,,u, INV were outnumhered by I'VE 10 tnt'''
4 motion concerning the adoption or On ',nnt' r
q, ~ th,u al. dared 10 De- IN order. Edward htuh
r,,n Of tho auti-Tammany faction ptopo,.,u '.".
I'm ,i.w OF the attitude OF the convention tl' sm
sLould bc ndoptcd instead OF the snip. ne nm an.
MANY siipporters cried loudly Tor an aIJo"'""'''''
and the convention WAS declared closed. . -.,or
The borough convention was then caHcu 20 otr'l.
ana business was carried on without loss OF tli' OF
interruption. Tho Tammany ha t'kT, NJ The
mated An attempt was made TO sunsIitu,s ~, ~
name Ct Dr. Emil W Iiocbers now ,oron,, ,p ,o
,hnt OF Edward T.. Fitzpatrick but the mtteinpt
failed. Dr Hoebcrs name was checteu nv ,ia,
hcm OF tho ship WAS adopted ana ne CONVENTION
adjourned
COLONEL BROWN CHUCKLES.
.,- ,,.,.r RUG trst-rT OF his KICKS AGAINST