New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
no DEMOCRATIC AGREEMENT YET.
Axri-IAMMANY DEMANDS Nor GRANTED nr TAM
MANY HALL.

ANTi-IAMMANY DEMANDS Nor GRANTED Bf TAM
MANY HALL
The two conference committees representing
the Tammauy and Ant. rmmany organizations ana ap-
uauird b. those bodies at t"c conventions nr"' On
"Wednesday met staray atcrno nj the rooms OF the
Young Mems Democratic Uuion Clhb on Ohoh square,
holding session from until II O'Clock, which vas IN
tcrruutc az Intervals by tine retiring OF subcommittee
Ia dclbcrat upon questions relative To the aPportoh
mcut Of offices. The object oI The c,lh- was To 'V''
din rcuces between the two factions, and To aSre' upon
the relative representation In the local nomination
4 large number Of political adhcrcnts ana We-Pu'rS
were assembled on the floor below and upon the street
from the opening the close OF the session. Ihe-e III
cludcd many Of James O'Brrns followers, VINO "poS'u
giving the nomination for sheriff To Tdmmany.
the meeting wa. called to order ~ 3lO Pohce justice
Murray nominated John Kelly Us chairman TIC was
un,uimou,,y elected but declined, he desired to take
AN active part I'm the meeting. Peter b. olhey "a lam
many was then elected chairman, ana "iill'm
Mitchell Of AutTmmany secretary. It was suggested
that IA there were two rooms, each committee sho""
occupy room by itself, aud this was carried out
subcommittee OF three from each committee was theh
appoiuted for the purpose OF conference as 10 '"o
app0rtOnmcnt of Offices. John helY, '"
Duffy, aud Hugh IL. Moore represented lam
many, and John Morrlssey, Emanuel b' iui'
and Ira shafcr represented Anti tIamnany' AI'er Ic
cess of half hour the committees rclssenDed' ana
nronosition WAS made, from the Tammany commttge 10
,siyr Aut.T1muauy one. third OF the county Omcts'
Aldermen. and Couprcssmcu. The AutlaWlhhIy culI
uittrc agreed to unite with Tammany on TINS Dasls' W
hc understanding that they were also 10 hhle Vu &
OF the Mayors appointments, including heids oi uoP
mCnts. ., - ..,.i,,oJ to rcnre-
sub committee Of five was then appointed 10 n rcpr- @
cent the Iammany Conference COMMITTEE lol ,'o ~
nose OF making II proposition tO Aui-IdhRndn! ~ ~ ~
what unlccs the latter should have. Joh htlS W. VI
Duhy Hugh H. Moore W. L. Rooney, ana icniI D. Iio III
risun were appoutcI on the committee VINO tuoh ,''i
hour for consultations and reported ihal Ann
could have the Judge Of superior court J!uIo ,hr "
Court County CerK, COngresSInel seven h9srlpiS
men one Adermaniat large. three district
aud the Senator OF the Vth District Iduhy 10 he to
Mayor Sheriff, Surrogate, three IoIon' o y, iar,e
srnbymen Ave Congrrssmen, three Aldermen Al lulse,
and street Aldermen This proposition "as W
with general diSfayor by Anti-lafnndly, uhu loiP
debate followed the result OF when was Iha ."o
ton was rejected. John M0rrlssey spoA1 Wra fr,
against IT, and was supported by Judge S MuinS & Ia
SLATER James 10 Brien, and others M HorIsse{ NJ
offered resolution that Antl-Ilmmln{ "o ~ ConvhI,n @
Mayor aud give Tammany everything eIse. M vi
moved 10 amend that Tammauy giV' 10 AhtAa i ~
The Mayor. onc-fhrd OF the Aldermen ana ~ "a
the Assemblymen Mr.. Morrissty SeIsp,e @ @ i,aa & and
ment which was considered by tno full comute9 a,u
rejected A subcOmmttee, OF Messfs mOII!ss,{ ia,s
shafer Burns and Mechan was theh 1ppolVIu, W -,
Tammany TO meet the Tammany subeOmnnFu az an %
o'clock. The Conference then aUOufheu uhh
o'clock AT that time John Kelly fepOrteu tha. hnt
Tammany demanded the Sheriff or Surrogate anu Wouu
give up the Judges of bOth courts one Coioher mhs
asked for in place OF Senator from the Sth Dstivt %
latter suggestion WAS agreed TO by laihlany, put my
demand for Sheriff or Surrogate was rejected Inc iu
committee confirmed the action OF the suDcouh,tSe,
and declined TO further than In the matr OF Iho
one coroner The Anti TamEany Conference Committee
at IL o'clock adjourned to meet ~ O'CLOCK tnls AiVst