New-York tribune., 1879-11-17

history bad prcven; Il m ny good men acting with
the Democrats IN ihc State. Now That Tamma"y had
exhibited the eachcry OF its leader aud its deternn
ton to rule or ruin. and had about ruined tse the
final blow should be given by the Democrats Of the
state. The party the city would he much stronger
without Tammany Hall David &. Robinson Il said to
have added that future safety OF the party in the
State deperded on the utter annihiaton OF Tammany
Hall as Democratic institution.
Dewitt c. West recognized the great need OF harmony
and he willing to do all he could to reuniie the
divided Democratic household but really what could be
donei Mr.. Tdcn breathing annihilation to Tam
many. and Mr.. Kelly was unwilling 10 retrace one step
i'm the course he had taken and so long as things TO
NAMED IN such position, what was the use OF talking
about barmonyi Tilden had control Of the organiza-
and until they both deposed there seemed 10 De
prospect Of reunion. The "reeoncler." tnougnt
that Mr.. Kelly willing 10 meet his opponents nav
way; but further than Willingness 10 assist ~ the ceIe-
moniosnoth ng con derived rom Mi; west s pooro
Samuel j. Randall. Speaker or the House OF Repre-
senIatives who also in the city during the week.
appealed to; but as he had made b. mseli prcnarY
paign for Governor Robinson. he thought ne cOun DC
OF no service as u peaeemuker. As the Iammany men
with promise Of being nominated FOR the Presidency
Mr. Tilden thinks IL wise 10 retire. 1t would prop
ably be useless for Mr. Randall 10 appear IA peace
maker, although he Is said To have exhibited the great
est anxiety the party differences healed senator
Kernan, the gentleman VINO visited him says was very
anxious harmony, but he had no plan to oner ana
his advice not to attempt any settlement oi dner
until the cOmDataDts had allowed tneH anger 70
sOOl. Letters written To Governor seymour ana
others IN the state anu number o peIsons nave 1oeu
visited by Mr. and Others but tney could not yet
any possible way out OF the dicuty' MT oey mour
IL SAID, expressed desire 10 oe ~. oHl % thn,t
Mr.. Kelly and Mr. Iilden should nave patriotism ana
the welfare of the parry enough at heaIt 10 Duy ne
hatchet and get out Of the OF party success lie
could scarcely realize tEat personal dlHerences sho
be allowed co divide tue parry his health would not
permit MS going out IN the capacity OF peaccmaker.
Mr. Kelly told gentleman VINO called on MN 10 % uls,
matter that H. did not start the quarrel ani
that Tammany Hall not responsible Tor ". lhat
organization merely acted on the defensive. ana Mouu
continue 10 As The other sldr began ny peIs'-
cutting Tammany officials it responsible tor the
defeat the party aud for the present diherencrsi
therefore, any oilers of reconciliation must hrst come
Tie leaders OF the AnTammany party, including
Mayor Cooper, Maurice j. Power, John Fox, Mlrhaei
Norton aud others, tank there Will he no dEcy abOut
the future OF The party In this city III -eems
plain enough 10 me-, aid one OF lhtse seielnon' % tn
Tamnany Hall has reached the END 0i lhe hater la-
many went up the scafiold aud Jumped on, ana tue
dying bcks nave been NslDe a. lis IlSt W. W.
of the Ianmsny committee 0h OrgahlLhluh. mhl,
they nghng among themselves Ike cats anu uosa'
IAcre VIII be- 10 ldinaiy org 'hLaton SA "VnlpH vh
now, and Kelly ~ paltt leader VIII De tnhk o ts
past We shall carry the next elec ioi sachemr ahu
then Will turn what remains OF h'S oTEalA,i"n
of doors aud rent IaInnany nan Tor theatl' or
something of that KIND. The name / stencil IN me
party nOstr s. and must be got RIA oi. me hNg nail %
ORGANIZATION viii be the only Democratic one III lhS
TINS opinion T. not shared by the AutlTammany lead
crs. James O'Brlen, ex-Mdyur Mickham ana othtls
maintain that the lrNng Han organization la Ju- a.
erul Committee and Executive 'onmltteo moucct
managed by leaders under Nr Jidcn's Instructions ~
IL very offensive to many Aut-Iammany men, aud Tor
tins reason IL not recognized Oy the DcMocidtc
State Committee. This committee appointed commit
tee OF Fifteen organize The voters of the cty TX
Mayor WIekham ana james D'Brien, VINO manage the
latter committee, have beet consulting during the week
with other Democrats with tue intention or starting m
organization nj elrctiug members oi the
Democratic state Committee to l me Yatahclrs from
this These gentlemen profess TO beyc int their
organization. IL started Will be- recognized, but a. me
Tanmany aud Iryiug Hall Orgsnzai MS equally dislAe
Committee q Fifteen. Tie latter "lI Do attOh~y AL
tugonizcd IN any such movement.
There have Dcrn uO recent dc,cftnnF iFoin lan'nhb
Hall ava there s no prospect ~ any. The Leaders claim
that they have cStaDl'h"d their strength, ana tAni
the state Committee does n0, admit the members
elected 10y Tamuauy Hall tlry VIII call convention of
their own aud continue 10 act udcp pcudenty They say
they VIII act independently Of the present Stale COn-
mtice 80 long as Iiden control, IT,
The Brooklyn Democratic leaders, including Hugh
McIaug lin ana Thomas kiu>clla wn0 are understood
to be no close rrlftionsh with Mr. 1den. have iOfmu-
lated plan duuug tre week Oi calling together thc
the Opposn factions IN The city, ara starting
u new organization, with an entirely new naine Mr.
Mclaughlin says Will never do 10 continue the ex-
istuce Oi Ianmany Hall, tlat would De iaial To the
partv Mr. kuscla Inmmany Han " must De
nnnhated aud all trace 81 Il destroyed, ~ the party
hO.es FOR IuiuIe IL defeated u.s. he says.
1871 aud n tired a-an 10 defeat US Ia lSIo, az
we were saved by Mr.. Tden. Il the cause OF our
defeat last year again tins year 1Ae DelnOcats OI
this State will not again nurse the viper" 49,
From these varying opinions thero seems 70 DC lttle
ufOSltct Of Democratic harmony.