New-York tribune., 1877-05-29
THE FIGHT F0R. CounISSIoNERSHIPS.
PRESSURE on TIE MAYoR-DIsAGREEMENr WITH
JOHN KELLY.


Mayor Ely was engaged all day yesterday
with the politicians in relation to the nomination Tor fo
lice and Park Commissioners. Tammany, Irving, ana
Republican halls we're all represented Commissioner OF
Jurors Dunlap Aldermen Keenan,, Cole, Shells ana lial'
Clarkson " Potter, s. 5. Cox Judge Timothy J camp
bell BENJAMIN Wood. James O'Bren Nelson j. water
bury Waldo Uutchins, Col. Joseph c. Pinckney' ana
Alderman Morris among the prominent callers
The Mayor retired with Of his visitors to his pri-
vate Office where It rumored John Kelly held prer
interview with him. John Morrissey was seen coming
out OF the City Hall about noon, which gave rise to
rnmor that he had for 10y the Mayor Tor con-
sutation The Mayor left tho office about o'clock say
ing 10 the reporters tha he had no news 10
cate lie thought u unlikely that any 1 uo,lia' I
would be sent INTO the Aldermen to-day. Noihng 1n i
been decided upon vet aud unless there was change III
the situation before the board met ne would not oe
ready io make any nominations. ..t. ,,o,i,i-
The Tammany and Auu-Iammany Democratic ponu-
clans, with their followers are ihuch 'AcI't,i '' to
MAYORS course. The Taumauy leaders say that u i e
parys purpose To have only Tamdny men pnl ~ % 9,uc
as heads OF departments Iuy iIe n.t l',! @ - ~ ,,n
that the Mayor viii hold out against the pressure u1h
him. As 10 the pledges made last Iall, oy men i ,Io
Police Board was To be kept non-parsall, they Gaiu
thai the conditions not carried out lhlhiuy pt
are noied and ON thrsc the Mayor urged to put
the Police Department under the control OF 1amnahy
partisan Police Board run by Iammany ian an i%hu'- %
pen lent organization will have no chance. ihe erciio,s
Z U , 80, '. e.rfed IN every Assembly dis
gTe d. clir. Il successful at the primary elections. u
II Is admitted by all except tue most sareilne Ian-
many men that Alderman furoy VII NOT br hoiu' 'tSl
Iv lie Nayor H. las been John Kelly b choice from the
tr.t and ihr Mayors refusal to name Mr. Purroy for
tb, place has disappointed Mr. Kelly aud rulicd his
i,,ucr The rimnauy oicc-ho.drr~ are IN daily fear
of am omen rupture between Mayor Ey and John hry.
The friends o both. il j, said have prevented mus Tar
guytlu. more tuah plain talk between hc "o in HAlth
me Nlyor refused 90 comply with she wishes oi pr.
Kelly, and latter pressed MIN sharply 10 lct me
ireiy leaders nave thcr way As compromise ~
has been suggested hat the Mayor nominate DciI'-
20 succeed LEEaIdt. The Mayor u r.
ported to have said that Dee would ht gad q" 90 thIs
,yrf, i'd uo for te violation Of good futh involved Ihc
Nnti-rliHu.uy lrvi3E ittN Democrats ask foi iic
APPOINTMENT uf q candidate from ticr parry loI f"iN
Commissioner in the place of liE Martin. They lilhg
forward as for tl, thclr acuun laSi All nl
which. for the SAKE of tAe national Ticket, dlcrritcs
vr. t,mporarlg laid a-llt. ana the IRVING nan organ
llttI0u was a~haudcd They claim to have done good
work durug the caInpdi-I and tO have earned some
r.r .,rirlou for their services harmonious adjust
u,n; of couAicug views early day not Thought
Dos, ibe by icidInE politicians.