The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-21

that the rejection OF John n. HAYWARD and
the Republican Aldermen wish to name the
Democrats whom tho Mayor shall nominate,
The results OF the new deal said an inilu-
entia Republican, arc easily summed up.
The rejcttiop Of Mr.. Hayward permits Pres-
dent John Wheeler OF the Tax Department to
hold over and thereby gives John Kelly Two
votes instcnd Of his single vote in tho
Board ot This from 9 contrS
ling that Board. and, through II. tho
makeup Of the financial budget for next year.
On our side we get our Police Commissioner
and a pretty good guarantee that no man Will bo
confirmed during Mayor C9opors torn as a
successor to Comm ssioncr De witt G. Wheeler
.,unIlcss. indeed. the, Mayor should nominate
Mayor Cooper said TO q reporter for The Sun;
OF my nominees | think they VII make good
officers am sorry that they did not extend
heard. oven from the minority Of the Board.
any objection to Mr.. DAILY or Mr. HAYWARD or
porters have asked me about Understandings
MS to tho Presidency Of the Tax Commission, |
Serc a 0My wS @ n sycH ySHH There never
was any agreement between Gen. Arthur ana
myself. or bv mo with any one else about thc
membership of the Board OF Estimate and Ap.
portionmcnt | will continue to send in good
nominntions-tho best | can mlke-whcnGvcr
that duty hevovcs upon me. What the Alder
men may do about them is their affair. not
County Clcrk Hubert o. Thompson said:
Of the Republican managers. except upon the
ground that they could not contro, enonnI,h OF
their own Aldermen TO confirm the Republican
nominees without rammnny votes"
Mr. sheridan Shook said Inst evening. after
| the adjournment Of the Republican Central
| Committee of whicn he is u member:
There has. undoubtedly. been bargain bc-
tween Kelly and Arthur. in pursuance OF which
| the Republican nominees were appointed. The
/ anti Tammany people you see. were not op-
posed to all the nomlnaiG{ns made by Mayor
! MIR. French. John Kelly, no doubt. agreed
that the Tammgpy Aldermen should vote
61a so rdtapn All s"Usn the
nominees should be thrown OUT and there
| may too have been something more, for Kelly
is not n man TO be backward or modest in his
! demands under such circumstances. II Is prob
eee th he STIPULATED that ps wv q; MnselSs1 ,S5
present positions. 1t is, acknowledged on al
"fai failure. e" He has has made egreeous blum
ders and has shown lnmentablc weakness since
pact between Kelly and Arthur hc has been g
nored altogether. Kelly, l suppose wished t
have no dealings with him. and addressed hi
| proposals to the man who he supposed. hn'
the power to accept or reject them. But no ko
publican can endorse Arthur In his position
mittec. he had no authority whatever to ngre
10 John Kelly's propositions. and he Will Ger
tainly be held TO account for SO doing
Tho Republican Central Commute was In
happy mood last evening. One hundred an
huy-orc delegates attended at headquarters
/ / and slout considerable tlne IN tN'ilhhEiil
! congratuIations ON the break in the deadlock Il
| the Board Of Aldermen. The prospects of pat
| rOnagc pleased a great many. Jake Patterson
| the Clerk OF the Aldermen was eNultant. Get
; ! Arthur the Chairman OF the Committee. r.
! ! ceived numerous handshnkinrs, as did hl-
: Jacob Hess the new Charity Commis-ione
who met the committeeman rs they wer
I | leaving.
,, The Tammany politicians were eNutaht a'
I | evening, over the rupture between the Repuhl
: cans aud anti-Tammany. but Mr.. Kelly an
= those to whom he conlldes his plans were rot
/ hon. shal ~
: Mr. ke,ly's lieutenauts. however denied th'
= there WAS anything more than u temporary ul
/ derstanding between his party and the kepul
l Leans " An alliance at this time he sa
would not particularly help Tammtny. W
q wanted to hurst Coopcr's Ring, and thin
= we've done it,"
= u Other Tammany men whose views wei
u sought denied all knowledge OF any new pollt
cal deal. or declined 10 say anything on IL
;, subject.