New-York tribune., 1908-04-16

,ons of the Democracy be laid on them? Some
NJ the delegates unseated by this report are
men who have grown gray in the service OF
the Democracy.
II want TO say to the gentlemen OF Tammany
Hall that If this is the beginning of the cam
paign for the mayorslty if this is the way you
have mapped out the campaign for next year.
there is not single of you will ever see a
Democratic Mayor"
This declaration brought forth an uproar from
Tamriany men, and cheers and cries OF Good
boy Pat" from the Kings delegates.
The speaker must have attention. said
Chairman Carmody rapping the desk.
Yes and I'm going TO have it," said McCar-
ten savageIy, as he waited for the storm 10 sub
side Continuing. he said:
u want to say TO you in Tammany Hall that
there is not single individual alive who can
prevent the disembowelment OF your organiza-
tion. There is no power earth that can save
you from destruction If this is the way you are
going to do. This is a Samsonian act and If
the pillars OF your building have not already
been brought down II is only because the result
Is held in allegiance.
If you think that the Democrats Of Brooklyn
are going TO stand this sort Of treatment you
kre mistaken in the calibre Of the men.
(Voice-"We've stood a lot from you.D
i want to say to you men in Tammany Hall
TRAITS Of Kings County will submit to the rule
br dictation Of Tammany Hall.
TO hell win Tammany Hail." yelled a Kings
Eelegate jumping 10 his feet and waving his hat.
"A policeman made a grab for him and sup
pressed him.
You're no Democrat" shouted a Tammany
delegate.
You dare not come outside and tell me that"
said McCarren, shaking his fist at the
Then he continued
Now, gentlemen Of the convention, want to
say 10 you delegates outside of New York City,
pn you rests the responsibility. The question is
with you whether you will contribute to dis
sster in the coming campaign"
Standard Oil" shouted Tammany man.
There never was such a ruthless high
handed outrage as this" continued the Brooklyn
senator. There was not a single iota of evil
ence TO justify the action Of the majority of the
Commttee. The contestants in all these dis
tricts were told before they went into the fight
that they would be seated whether they won or
mot"
That is not true!" shouted "Anti-Pass''
Baker as he jumped to his feet on the speakers
platform.
Free Pass Baker, you're liar" shouted
Siccarren man. starting TO run toward the plat
sorm.
This is a momentous occasion for the Demo-
cratic party" said McCarren. 1T means sure
sdestruction If the majority report is accepted.
] wish to notify the chairman of this convention
That as soon as the report is submitted 1 pro
pose 10 ask for a rollcaU. / want the news to
20 out 10 the Democracy of the United States II
nt Il a fact that the delegates Of this convention
are determined 10 perform a feIoniou; act to
dake the seats from delegates who were hon.
estly elected
I also wish TO say that the undertakers who
shave charge Of the Democratic party to-day.
and who are about 10 enslroud the corpse had
ghetter prepare the coffin, because deeply Will be
5uried the Democratic party"
cheers and Kisses greeted this shot
MR. BULGER's REPLY TAME.
Mr.. Bulger in reply made a moderate, tame
and rather Intellectual answer TO McCarren's at
racks. He said that the majority of the com
mittee had sincere desire TO bring about
better condition of things in Kings. so that
thousands Of Democrats shut out of the or
Fanization hiightget into il
SO helpsr1eacod" said he. "there is no dis
position on my part TO do any act that can be
tonstrued as an attack on the gallant and worthy
sleadeT who just left this platform"
As soon Mr.. Bulger had finished his re-
marks he moved the adoption of the majority
report and the previous question, which shut off
6urther debate
\ OVERWHELMING MAJORITY.
Inc vote was announced after quiet had been
RESTORED as 30 in favor Of the majority report
and 50 for the minority report. When the chair
man announced that the report of the com
'nittee had been adopted those delegates of
Kings County who had been unseated rose and
With McCarren in the lead, marched down the
centre aisle Of the hall 10 the street They were
hardly out OF the door when the contesting dele
cation entered led by Bird 8 CoIer and took
the vacant seats. The Tammany men rose and
cheered the incoming delegates and pande-
monium for few moments broke loose.
McCarren VIII lose the following state COM
'nltteemen as result Of the action of the com
mittee: NJ. J. Cummings Of the Sd Senate Dis
tT1ct Thomas F Wogan of the 9TH Senate Dis
irict; John L. Shea. Of the Sth Senate District.
John ". Weber. of the 4th Senate District. and
himself from the 7th Senate District
DELEGATES -AT-LARGE
Follow ing are the delegates-at-Ia and tho
salternates and the delegates from various can
gress districts reported by the committee on
'national delegates and Presidential electors:
Deiegates-at- large-Alton T. Parker New,
York: Charles F Murphy New York: Lewis
NIXON. New York. and Charles Froeb Brooklyn
Aternates - George II. Thacher Albany:
Francis Key PendIeton New York: James 7,
ysschwarzenbsch, Horneil, and William F. Raf-
6erty, Syracuse.
Electors-at-large, Nathan Straus, New York.
William Il. Fitzpatrick, Buffalo
District delesates-1st. James Norton Edwin
Bailey; I'd, 6. S. Williams. f. Bailey; 3D. A
Harris. b j Duryea; 4th. J. p Sinnott p r,
Lynch; 9Th, w. \. Doyle, B. s Coler: 6tb TT
Metz J. r. Kelvin; 7th Z. r Moran. A. A Va,
Myck' 9Th, John Fox. Tim d. Sullivan. 9Th
John F. Ahearn, Abram ]. Elkus; 10Th Thomas