The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22
VOL. XLlll.-No. 3l4.
GOING TO A HIGHER COURT.
rur cTrr DEMOCRACY APPEhLiNo
~" Tn ruE sriTE CONTENTION.

III Z ~ q 4 - |
r,u,uv nnd Anti iamm"ny "ec'nina 70
.to,, their Differences 10 oe Set'e" ="
.ara,oqn Mr. Morri7srv EchuhinE 'he
Uon ! Jnhn X iiy's thti Avenue Ad'''ers'
r,oinabiity of the Tammany nnd Anti
.....,v conference committees to gree on
..s,,, pi,bt practically put an end To the
- f,r union ~ the Democr cy OF th's
u"''' ,.,oriay AZ ei noon the conference COM
- r,oorted to the Executive Committees |
,,ss,, respective ORGANIZATIONS. and were dis
sod Mr. Charles w. Brooke L'ade the re-
49,, to the Anti-Tammany comtnittee. He said
,h,t the Anti-rammany conference committee
,rsred to unite with rammany on basis OF an
81 al division of tho deleg zion to the state
Convention, or ON basis that would
rive twenty-one delegates to oach organi-
ntion, aud tweuty-one to the Gernah
Democratic orGanzauons. The IammAny COM
mittee refused to accept either proOosition, ana
asiu lnded Tor Themselves two-thirds of the del
eE .tion. Offering one third to Anti-rammany.
At their second session. each COMMITTEES re-
nescd It's dem aud separated without
reaching an agreement. Mr.. Brooke added tnat
Ihe committee were satished tn At no union was
so4sials. as, In tho opinion rammany had not
IN good faith desired to unite the party.
The report OF the committee was adopted, and
tre,3iu.lon adopted rccO nmending the anti
r4fauaay Dsm 'crits 70 hold prim1ries In each
Assembly district fpr the ele ,tlon OF delegates
10 ,ar Il to Convention.
NJ John ID. Coughin then moved that COM
ni;es be appointel to prepare an address to the
Democracy ofthe State setting forth the reasons
Tor TIE failure ~ unite the parry In this city.
Poncs Justice Murray, opposing the motion,
Thought tn 1 their delegation to the Convention
solid be admitted. as Tamm nv Hall had op-
- "a In ar
DO intru,ted with the management of the can
s.,, 10 this city. He had ascertained from Mr.
Henry Colds that Edward Kearney. who is one
Of rlmmlny's Ex ,cutivs Com nittee, hld said
pubiicly that Ell .hty per cent. OF the memb ers
,f the Tlmmlny General Committee were op-
posed u GOV. rdcn. AMI would vote against
him on election day.
After 0ir.aer discussion, Mr.. Couzhlin's mo-
tion was carried. aud Msssrs. ! ohm ID. Cpughlin,
Ge,rgs W. Wnltspn, Adoiph l.. sanger, Charles
W. RfolSe and james Hayes wrre made the
committee to prepare the address. On motion
Of Justice Murray, DR.. Feodors Micrson. James
Burns. Col. Michlsl Z. Murphy. Henry Murray
ant William z. Mitchell were appointed to con
fer with the Germa. Democrats anl other inde-
pendent org ,niz ,tions, with view to unite all
TIE other Democrats tppOsel t. rammany.
1h' report OF the rammAny conference COM
uiies 10 the Committee on Orsaalzation VS.
reoi %, uenry d. PurrDy After det .ilng the
prp.rc liAss ( the o 'ssions OF the conference
eonuittees, aud asserting that the terms Of
nsI by rtmmauY wcre fsir. tho COMMITTEES
rid taelr regrets that their overtures- made,
.Acy siy,i good fith, ani with desire to
secure h,rmony IN the part were not received
pYtls Auti-rannany committee In the liberal
spiui in whicl they wore offered.
rhs report was accepted, aud a resolution
.,s-aI anvfsin, tina n lnlutuy Demo
~ sid without DELAY the primaries for the
,lorfisn ~ del q itcs TO ths state Convention.
rhe f.ilnr, Of the effort; TO unite the two
.uocraic orgAnz tons was ths topic among
~ ., itici ms list evening Tue Iamnany
n.anDlI tnAt their offer OF one-thrd Of the
as..ite- to Anti lammany is far, as II is based
pnrne vlte received u fall by their candidates
$1,000 names wer, on their ticket, only. hey
q. mat most Of the AMI IatnmanY lead RS
In.7 t-t1re any step toward 4 for nal confer
en- Aul been ken. whu Iammany's Offer
80 sc They adj that it would have beer
&C, ot.i had no, Senator Morrisssy, VINO ia moi
$50 moe, Of the Anti ranmany organization
iDt ri,red.
tus Anti Iamnany men, OF course, blAm'
Tanuany fur tue failure to unite. Many o
t,.ui tatnk that the Influential men in Tam
many do Mt wish u union Others, among then
~. Norrlssey, b-iieve that Mr. Kelly wishes u
ugi,a the parry, but tnat he mas boen influenced
g. tns contrary ny the swallow-tailed member
~ dis Jr-al izauOn.
a ai- ulf-r - ore OF tho conference commit
tee .aNs that thti first session. Mr. Morris
t.5 sail. duressing sir. Kelly, VINO WAS in til
cUair, '- Z. thaiIm.p, .Trtved IA town tO-da
~ - o'clo x. IL Is now only O'clock But
~ arrived, / hive been asked by men Il
1.n MANY Han TO prevent union ot tine DE
nucr.CN IN this city, Hose men. sir, were wit
tn'-e ~hU recently opposed you In the sm
-uy General Committee. They want union
b. Use tney fear tnal II will leave them out II
80 cold" The gentleman huds that wnen MI
le cr Is. Olney, one Of the lalDniany commit
1 ana swallow tail, asked whether Mr. Nor
T--oY meant to say that no uid not favor
uafpn OF tue Dem ucfacN, the senator replie
4r.ly, :" ! IA We not seen you, out you DeIOn
g. The crOwl OF which s.. oke."
iutro y no longer - doubt tnht each organiza
aiDu VII send a delegation to the state CJDveu
Il a.. me Auti- lammany lie iders ale cOnnuen
tiaI b Ia urlesatiuus vii tie admitted, an
sumo ui tncnl v that they Will not pdrttcipat
d. lhr Cpny ntlun's proceedings unless all thel
utieg-tes ore .Iyen seats.
iuc m u.Iy men are more cautious In thei
eIptes.iO ions. Itey say That tntir delegation WI
y, resent me rc-uior D-mOcracy. Bat the, ar
NuIus tnat tu' site Convention should admi
C.c tui.d II the Anu- i.mmany delegate
rosa toAticl rs i.iirve tha tIe Anti an
HsnN ieauri7 III al acc, pt such an oder IRON IN
t.uNtnltNn, aliu"ugu tncy have refused IL al Tn
4 le "A La,