New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
THE LOCAL CANVASS.
CITY DEMOCRACY STILL DIsUNITED.

ANTI-TAMMANY.
Tammany and Anti-Tammany have not finally
agreed to disagree. There serious division in the
Anti-Tammany ranks which will probably IN the end
destroy that organization; the party, and the
strongest, led by James OBren opposing any coalition
with Tammany Hall the other led by John Morri,sey,
f1Voring rcadmsslon into Ta;nmlny Hall at any cost
But Tammany Hall, in hope OF future bargains with
their opponents has adjourned it's district
until after Thursday next; aud probable com-
promise Of the leaders and cheat Of the people may
meantime he arranged.
Tue second meeting Of the Tammany County Conyen 70
ton was held at Tammany Hall Saturday afternoon
The proceedings were In marked contrast with those
the AntiTammany Convention in Irving Hall, being
usually dccOruus and free from any noisy demonstrations
disturbing elements. Peter Il. Olncy chairman tho
Conference Committee read its rcror This stated that
the committees had agreed upon basis for coal
tion ticket by which Tammany Hall 70 name two
thirds OF the candidates, leaving onc-third to
be designated by the New-York County Democracy.
I had been found impossible, however 10 agree upon
the offices which should be allotted 10 each organza
ton At first the Ant-Gmmany Committee had insisted
upon the IayOraty portion Oi the distribution, but
had demanded finally the sheriff Surrogate. This the
Tammany Committee would not cOncedc and the ncgO-
tiatiOus fell through temporarily. The committee.
together again, when the Tammany Hall delegates re-
duircd that the candidates names should be mutually
acceptable. The propositions made By Tammany Han
rejected by tho other committee, and, after much
private consultation ami discussion OF various
plans looking toward an agreement the COM
mittecs separated without coming TO conclusion
A resolution adopted ajOurning the Convention
until Thursday, and recommending conference with
the workiucmcns Central Political Association, the
German Democratic organization and other bodies from
which communications had been received aski. for
union. The various district conventions directed
to refrain from making any nominations until after the
meeting on Thursday
After the Adjournment oi the convention, the delegates
and their friends engaged in earnest conversation
10 the probability OK the leaders being able TO bring
about union between the oppo~iug factions Many Of
thcm thought tIat John Morris.cY ready 10 come
back again into Taumauy Hall it was claimed that T.
any slight should De- pat upon hlE by the followers Of
OBriea, be would not hesitate % make terms for him
self and his friends and support the hmmany iicset
Others asserted that only OBrien, but Ira Shatcr
Emanuel H. Hart aud George II. Purcr had candidates
for the onic IS. aui would not yield their claims
This could not 'a,i long ~ THURSDAY. IL was alleged
the weaker w"uld go to the wall Their followers
would where the Interest of their ei,crs would
beat bo suh.cg,cd AMI q comprom-e would be- Effected
Many Taum.uY Democrats expressed their strong be-
lief that Controller Green was 30 the bottom 81 the
trouble The yact that hi, chief clerk, Charles H. swan
had been ycry active IN The Irving Hall Convention was
referred To as significant sisn OF Controller Green's
manipulation.
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