The New York herald., 1876-08-19

Committee onehalf of the delegates 10 the Saratoga
Of the Congressman anS half OF the county ofhces
He added that the anti -Tammany party would accept
nothing less and he declared that II was not granted
the anti Tammany organization would send separate
delegation to Saratoga, which would certainly be ad-
mtted equal terms with the Tammany delegation
she would have TO at Saratoga whether she felt like IL
not This the anti-Tammany ultimatum, ne
said. The Tainmany men, the other hand contended
that would be fair and equitable To accord tho other
side many candidates as their votes, contrasted WIN
the vote cast by Tammany al the last election, wouiu
entite them TO- This proposition was finally WIN
drawn when tho Tammany men offered to give anti
Tammany third OF everything. hot debate ensued
this, during which Mr.. Morrissey made the bold
statement that there some members on tho Tam
many Committee of Six VINO were, tor selfish
motives Of their own, opposed to union be-
tween Tammany and ant-Tammany. This seemed
take Mr.. Kelly little by surprise.
and he shortly afterward made motion that CON-
mttee Of two from each Of the two committees oil SIX
be selected to meet on Monday at three r. NJ Tor the
purpose OF holding further conference, and. II posi-
bic, TO determine upon some basis Of union sattsnc
tory TO both parties This motion carried and the
<wo committees were appointed as follows Tan
many-John Kelly William K Roberts, Anti Tam
many Emmanuel b. Hart. Charles Brooke Tho Big
Sixes then adjourned.
WHAT WILL FOLLOW A UNION
The question is, VIII there be reconciliation
between the iactionsY II Is the opinion OF many tha
should the iammany and nt-rammany forces iaii 10
unite on the city and county tickets a comb nation
viii undoubtedly DO made between the latter and the
republicans The Of such combination, IN
wow OF its operations last fall would be overwhelm
ing Mr. Kelly knows that another rout of his Tam
many gang at the polls would positive dissolu
tion Of the organization and entire political ruin TO
himself He a small chance Of cingng 10
power by bringing over the forces which defeated him
last November But the chance in this direction
Is very small indeed should O'Bren Morrssey aud
Bixby gain oothold In rammany onco more, their
first efforts would tend toward shelving Kelly and turn
ing him o the organization horrissey can never
forgive Kelly for the outragcs committed upon him.
II would be miracle II two such natures could cor
day come toGether and shake hands over the oIooay
chasm after the bitter personal wranglcs 't the
last year. Then U'Brcn has been Tree
lance Tor time, dcnouncing Kelly on
all possible OCCASIONS and AT work night
and day for years upset the Tammany Boss" IL
does Kelly will be the first 10 feel the ven
geance OF his allies after the result of the election
OF the 7th Of November is declared. The gentleman,
therefore, stands between two dangerous hrcs-ds-
union means certain defeat at the ballet box; union
brings back into the Tanmany fold class OF politicians
who thirst for the blood OF the Boss"
OFFICES
to be filed at the coming election Tho Shrievalty
If properly conducted is worth at least 100000 per
annum; the County Cerkshp is set down at $50 900,
the Surrogateship at a similar amount. Then here
are seven congressman, Mayor twenty-five Alder
men, twenty-one members OF Assembly, a Judge OF
antiTammany comes IN the leaders say she Will not be
content with less Than one-half the Offices Mr. Kelly
is likely to kick over this proposition and then oil ne
gotiatons must be suspended. In the meanwhile the
republicans will watch the political! chessboard anx
iously They feel that with such union they have no
possible chance OF eectng single candidate Their
4O 600 votes will go for nothing far local issues
concerned. The republican candidates talked
are JACOB sc LOT Toon' Myo,,h Gnonras
Arthur or George Opdyke for Mayor OF
course II a union took place between anti Tammany
and tho republicans this slate would bc entirely changed
1t is given out that the Custom House party is willing
in such contingency 70 give the naming OF the whole
ticket to ant-Tammany. What the last named organi-
cation expects for this concession in return does
not appear clearly upon tho political surface at present
IL wouio not iooN wei, Ior ucnooIa's W aAe "uoes
which might damage the State and national tickets
The mass Of democratic voters In this city would re-
sent such a combination at the ballot box The
prospects iD that direction therefore, arc not very
promising On tho other hand il close corporation
OF leaders in anti-Tammany ranks SO 10 work and
make bargain with Mr. John Kelly to advance their
own Individual interests, uproar will be raised
among the rank and nlo, resulting, in all probability
attempt will probably be made to keep up the confer
dodge until IT'S too late TO organize an clectua
third party movement
Probably Il might be well for Mr. John Kelly, Frank
Spinola, William IL Quincy, Thomas Asides Dunlap
with Francis M Bixby. Butler H. Bixby, James Bren
and John Morrssey in division OF tho public Offices OF
the city, to consider ihe effect upon tne public mind Of
such q combination. The professional politicians have
had tastc in the last election OF what an aroused
public sentiment can accomplish when nassed against
secret ntrgues and corrupt motives II those gentle
men may agree upon united delegation to the
Convention of the Both OF August it will be
refreshing glance the lists of there pre-
sented. Tho public must recognize tho party
hacks and adrot wire pullers who have controlled the
politics of this city for years UNION Of interests
b,scd upon so disreputable foundation only
mean continuance in power OF men who disgraced
our republican form Of government for years.
front IN many OF the districts throughout the city.
Ignorant men of nominal callings direct the
political machinery and necessarily control tho
nominations for local offices in many OF the
Assembly districts Tammany Hall is manly respon-
sibe for this condition OF affairs. Anti-Tammany has
much improved upon the situation in such respects
Is IL possible, then, that the great mass oil Intelligent
Will stand idly by and approve OF the
compacts Of politicians undertaking 10 parcel out the
public Offices of this cityy Can Governor Til
den who tho power rcorganize his party In New
York, give his consent to such arrangement II
he does he pers good chances of democratic success in
this State in the Presidential struggle.