New-York tribune., 1871-09-27

DISSENSIONS OF THE CITY DEMOCRACY.
FIVE FACTIONS IN THE FELD-oNLY TAMhANY
HALL UNITED FOR THE APPROACHING
STRUGGLE.
The rupture in the Ring developed great
deal Of latent dissatisfaction in the Democratic ranks
and the various attempts alliance Of the several
factions for o grand demonstration against TammanY
Hall brought TO the surface the bitterness and eaouses
which have for time existed, deprived OF great
deal Of their force by conceament The nrst attempt at
an alliance was the meeting held at Apollo Hall on Mon
day. the 18th inst Exshern OBrien had arranged tho
meeting and selected Samuel ]. Courtney - Chairman
but the selection frightened the Democratic Union dele
cation Many OF the members Of this facton suspected
that Mr. Courtney was dyed with deep Republican nnt
and fought shy OF the 0Brien people at once. This
meeting was broken up by the withdrawal OF MI Roose
Welt with his friends of the Democratic Union The lat
ter party then attempted to fraterne with the Leowhn
party once part Of the Young Democracy and failed
there too They then tried TO join hands with Mozart
Hail. failed again and at their meeting on last Monday
night Committee was appointed to CONFER Win AL Or
ganxations opposed to TammAny, bus 20 rar ~ Known
this Committee has effected nothing. Mozart Hail. Led
wths party and the Young Democracy are on the Same
ground In their relations with other snTammany Demo
cratic In replying to all overtures that they
will ally themselves with faction for common move
ment but viii receive many Demoorats. no matter 70
what faction they belong, 1 choose 70 enter tnen TO
spective organizations a. individuals. Ins oner nas
been declined BY all other organsstons ana tne Demo
crats arc therefore, very seriously dvaea now Inero
are nvs Democratic organizations noiuoms 'no AAm-
many Society," and four Of these arc pledeeo 70 oppos
ton 10 the Ring These four are the German Democratic
General Committee, the Young Democracy, tne Demo
cratic Union, and the Ledwth party Of these the
German Democratic party claims the nrst place IN pon
Of numbers. They say they can poii SoD 'oses, ana
their detection therefore was serious Dow 70 lam.
many. The leaders OF this party wefe al hno~n -
ND QeaefttlH
Tammany II ascribed to the strong feenne among tne
Germans seanst corruption in places Of trust, which
vou,d have induced them TO throw overeosrd any Of
their urominent men who still Acknowledged
friends of the Ring. To retain tnsr iesaer
70 sail With the current they could NOS Stem In the
resolutions adopted by the asrmsn Democ.u .uo oonefM
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