New-York tribune., 1900-09-13

bosses2 God bless him for that, Because OF
that he stands close 70 the American heart. To
averge the wounded pride Of one Democrat the
whole party is asked 10 pay the penalty Of defeat
al a Presidential election. Much as We sympa-
thlze with the gentleman, We cannot afford any
such sacrifice
Kempner finishes in whirlwind of applause
among which are some Kisses His speech IS the
best Of the day far.
New-York is called. All the Tammany men
IN the building cheer frauticalIy and wave
their hats Thomas F. Grady walks toward
the platform He evOkes laughter by saying
that il was refreshing. II not consistent 10 find
Senator Hin denounCing political dictatorship.
Trouble arises and Chairman Raines has TO in
uervene Grady resumes BY referring 10 Otto
Kenpner as an exile from Nev-YorI He de-
nounces as hypocrites all who dare say that the
Democratic party has only one man IT 20 be
Governor He accuses Hill and Kempner OF in
sincerity. and says that men who want to help
Bryan don make or publish speeches like those
OF Hill and Kempner- He virtually declares
that Hill IS trying 10 compass Bryan's defeat.
50 that ne (HiD may be the logical candidate
four years hence.
Grady now announces that he is secon6ing
Stanchfelds nomination Our candidate" he
saws. did not build the rapid transit tunnel
during the intermittent hours Of al krusv1Rfa
and. If no1rina ted he will only inczEa 81 the
Democratic vote in Delaware county l0 9Si4 We
want an honest. square-COed candidate for Gov
gates, wheIeat there IS uproarlous laughter
Grady soon finishes. and II is the general Opin-
ion that his day as an orator has gone. never TO
return.
"A GOLD BRICK FROM CHEMUNG."
William Hepburn Russell. who assailed Croker
recently n a Sneznan meeting. ascends the plat
form and opens his speech by saying that Coler
holds his credentials from the people. oh my
friends'- RusseITs pose and manner suggest
the stage caricatu-e Of sancrimonious clergy
man. and the Tammany people break into
laughter
Am condenning any ybody?" ne asks, some
what nettled. Why, my friends, there is some
leadership that doesn't deserve condemnation: II
only deserves pity" Russell makes another ex-
pIoson by referring 70 SLanchfeld as a gold
brick from ChemUng." He appeals 10 Croker
to show that he has the proportions Of d Ma
UiOnaI leader by putting personal prejudice II
the background and supporting COler-
Charles y. Bulger. Of OSWegO, 'r0asts Grady
for his untruthfuI and undemOcratIc attacks
upon the most distinguished Democrat in New
when Tammany boltei the nomination OF Lucius
Robinson and Grady stUmped the state against
him, he Is up 10 1884, when Grady opposed
Cleveland and SUPPORTED Butler Croker IS
( laughing ana pOking Grady's ribs. Grady Is sit
ting in front Of the Boss. listening intentiy, and
he doesn't seem TO be enjoying Mr.. Bulger
personal remarks
Bulger is walking down the aisle now. as ne
scarities Grady for his attack on David B. Hill
and he is shaking his finger within three feet
Of Csrady's face. The anti-TaUnany delegates
and spectators cheer Justify and call for Hill
Leaders, continues Mr.. BuIger. are mer
who formulate policies and guide party by
and with the counsel of party associates rather
than men who seClude themselves sornew here
/ and send out messengers TO announce that John
/ Jones is the State leader this year