New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-20
CITY POLITICS.
lie DIVIDED DEMOCRACY


IL scOnfdently asserted that no measures have
been adopted to unite the Tammany and Apollo Hall
Democracy and II il not probable that any steps in this
direction viii be taken. f. N. Bixby, one Of the leaders
OF Apollo Hail. assured reporter OF The TRIBUNE yes
terday that there intention Of fusing with Tam
many that Apollo Hall would maintain its organization
and go on before the election. lie added that there
would be an Informal meeting Of some OF the moTe prom
inent members Of Apollo Hail on Friday evening. when
the future policy OF the organization would DO
dscnssed. lie claimed that Apollo Han still q
strong organization. and. SUCH would present bold
front the future The meetings OF the Executive and
General Committees held at the call Of the chair
No call had issued FOR meeting OF either Of these
bodies nor was any session contemplated.
No action whatever has been taken by the Taumany
leaders. II ia said that two-thirds Of Apollo Halls
former following viii be in sympathy with Tamnany.
and that the latter has nothing. therefore, to gain by
treating with the representatives OF Apollo Hall for
fusion OF the two bodies.
At meeting of the Tammany Han Committee on Or
RauizatiOn, last night, unanimously resolved not
~ take action countenancing fusion with Apollo Han
It was also resolved TO ask the General Committee in
calling primaries for the election Of dole
recommend Democrats and Liberal Repbloans
to vote only FOR Reform members Irrespective on
pnrty affiliations. 10 Ia said TO De tacty understood by
members of the Committee on Organization That thls
action WIN give opportunity Tor the election VI ApouO
Hall whose record Is hppfOFcu out tnat INC NV
General COMMITTED at IL drat meeting, shall take suoh
action In relation 70 Apollo Hall men elected ~ snail IN
sure the rejection OF All Objectionable mon.
THE COUNTY CASvAssERs.
The Board OF County CInvassers reassem-
bled Yesterday morning. Tho returns from the XiVth
Assembly District were taken up first, In consequence OF
the absence OF the Supervisor Of the XIIIth District
TIE errors In that district comparatively small
The AIdermanic vote in the XIth Election District was
hat defective but the Supervisors copy Of II was
acrepted There were Aldermanic returns frOm the
IXla Election District In the following election uls
trcis during the canvass, were discovered rem
dorng necessary the presence OF the same inspectors
and poll clerks:
In the XVIII Election District there were no cturns
Of the electoral vote In tho I'D Election District OF
the XVIII Assembly District there were no returns tor
Assistant Alderman Tho With Election Distret AS
sistant Adernanie returns missing. In the AVN
one sheet Of Aldermanlc returns was missing lAey
were canyassed however, from the supervisors copy
ON the motion OF Supervisor Plunkett, tne Inspectors
Of The XVIItn Election District were sent Tor IN cohSe
quonce Of there being inaccuracies In them requiring
supervision. The Congress returns from the Kiln
District missing. In the XIlIth District Alaef-
the Inspectors sont for on the motion
OF Alderman Piunkott. also those OF tho ANllLh.
IAar. were no Assistant AlierrDsno returae is"" -