The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-08

in the Legislature and four on the police court
bench. My public record Is open e the sSrntiny
act of injustice committed, by me against any
man, other than myself. No ,insinuati0n even
doing or retaining from doing, an official act.
No man lives who dare say, he paid me Ior
doing an official act. | can take the press mo
my confidence when / say that quite wen un.
derstand the motive of everything when mas
been penned against mt as well as am &c,
quainted With the characters Oh 'hoso VIM
Mr.. Grady then went on to tell the history OF
the anti-cartoon bill which he ndyocated a. the
last session of the Legislature, anu whieh no ue'
clarod was the occasion for certain attacKs on
him. He then said: -
in my support Of that measure just watch my
next year in the Senate and see. 10 Al or inS
press I give my solemn assurance that, God
sparInR me health, / viii advocate the so.called
anti.cartoon bill with renewed vigor; r.,
Mr., Grady closed with a fine enlogy OF Col:
Asa Bird Gardiner, whom he. nominated Tor
District Attorney. John +. Mcintyre and CIVIL
Justice Waubope Lynn, who were also ,candi-
dates. seconded the nomination.. when was
made unanimous.
The Nominating Committee was continued as
a committee TO I'LL vacancies on the ticket. a
tication meeting. to be held at Iammany Han
next Wednesday night. and another
Tho County Convention then adjourned and
reconyened as n borough convention, viii, NJ.
for President OF the borough and Coioners. ana
adjourned.
John e. Shcehan had the Following 10 say
THE Representatives Of the Democratic party
Of tho county Of New York acted wisely and
we'll to-day. They have given to the people a
lievc will, receive the votes of all genuine Demo-
Gratis OF this county. Every candidate on the
ticket, from top to bottom. stands for real De-
mocrscy and are friends Of the people. They
are all men Of ability and are popular in the
community. They stand for everything that Ia
near and dear to the people. They stand for
home rule for this community and for the liberty
| Tammany Hall convention of to-day will, | am
| sure. be appreciated by the libcrty.loving people
Of this city, and they will emphasize by their
votes on election day that they have an oppor.
tunlty to vote for 9 peoples ticket. The plural
ity for the city and county ticket will be m"sni'
A facetious district leader remarked:
ITS bird OF n ticket, amt i'll Bird Coler
amt the, only bird. What's the matter with
Bird Gardiner
Most Of the candidates on the ticket have been
before the public for many years and need
no introduction. Col. Gardiner. was born
sides 81 Bread ia t itg'f ftr ST 1 Msrs. % HID Ne Ms, stir srad Ts
atcd in tho law in 1850. served during
the war of the rebellion as a volunteer
and entered the regular service u At its con H
in 1879 and assigned to duty as professor, q
law at West Point. He was retired for disabil
ity in 1888: He is q member OF the Tamman
Law Committee.
Thomas J. Dunn was born in Clonmel. Tippe
rary, Ireland, forty-ive years ago: He came t.
New York when 20 years old. He worked as
in this city. Later he entered the blueston,
business and amused a fortune as a contractor
He has been the Tammsny leader In the TWEEN
Isaac Fromme was born in this city in 1854
He has been a practicing lawyer for twenty-on
years; He is District Deputy Grand Master Q
always been an act We Tammany man and nov
resides in the Nineteenth Assembly district.