New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
ANrLrAMMANY IN CONFUSION.
ADsEsCE OF HARMONY ~ REGARD To LOCAL no

ABsEHCE OF HARMONY ~ REGARD To LOCAL NOM
IsAlIoNs.
Ihe new General Committee OF the Irving
Hall Democratic organization met IN Cooper Union last
nisht 10 adopt ieport the Executive Committee
already published 10 gard the various conventions
The date ~ holding tie Judicial conventions was
changed from October . to October ~ The follow
ing resolution. of red by Nelson j. Waterbury, was
adOptei. with opposition:
Res9lred That the subject the united support OF The
sane local candidates by all the Dmocra- oi ths cy
IN favor OF the election OF Ldcus k 'oinson ann tne
other Democratic STATE candidates, Without regard 20
ORGANIZATIONS heretofore existing be referred 70 tne
Executive Committee, with power ,
This resolution l. understood u be intended 10 open
way for the settlement Of the dcutie- in the way
Of united support OF any Anti-lammany local Ticket
In the last hour Of The Robinson Democratic Convention
at Syracuse a resolution smusged through author
Eng the Irving He'll Democratic organization to reor-
ganze the Democrats ot this city IN support o. Lneu
Robinson Another resolution gave power q the stat
party appointed a commttee OF $50 70 conduct the
vass limiting IT. powers 70 the snop0rt of the Sae
ticket. This dd nor satisfy james O'Buen. ex-nsyor
WicKham and other leaders, and they got me STATE Com
appoint a committee OF fifteen for the saue
tee knowing that great many Democrats were opposed
70 the way IN when the irving Hall organization is
ters well state, and 20 prevent the nomination. II
possible. II Hubert o. Thompson and other Irving Han
commouon the Aut+Iammlny ranks, and IL II
said that the nterference OF Mr., diasn r, tanl anI
the breach. There are now tue Hvlns u IL! nan al
OF $50 the Committee o. Fifteen. and the Young Mems
Democratic Club, all trying 10 manage the canvas, IN
rel when il supposed 10 have bunghole In the state
Commit ee-rO0m IN the u james Hotel BESIDE this,
M. Tilden is said 70 have reopened niucompoop
burcau" in mis- residence In Grinercy Pa and alto
gether confusion r-igns supreme. David T. koDnsOn'
the Governors SON. been holding coliere WIN
Local Democratic leaders hut his Influence LAS not
yet brought order ont Of chaos and the prospects are re-
carried as decldedly diseourAging for the AHt-Ian'
many organ zatlOn.
Charles II Winfield made speech iOthe General Com
mttee last night. ezhortng IL TO " harnonize' after
which II adjourned.
THE RIVAL DEMOCRATIC. COMMITTEES.
Dulness prevailed yesterday at the rooms
of the state Committeeof the Robinson Democracy at
the St James Hotel. There few visitors during
the day, and those VINO were there wandered In and
out in hopeless. stess In the evening tner'
larger numbers present, and there was some ap-
pearance Of activity bul the activity vas Indicative
OF anxiety. Mayor Cooper hustled IN and out Of the
inner room, aud WAS the centre Of h;tle earnest
rrours who carried On their conversation low tones
Ex-senator Parmenter Of Troy sat djectciy in c.r-
rer occasonaIlv excnanglng greetings win sn ac-
ouatnfaoce William G. Wlituey. the Corporation Conn
se and Joseph Blumeuthnl were present part OF the
gentleman from Osego asked the latest news Of the
campaign. aud 10 the somewhat guarded Tey that was
made nim,Fe-p0nfed III objected tones ~ an up VIII
u we've beaten by John Kelly. He holds the BAL
ance Il power. and ne'u beat Us. Tie games
So You see "h how smart he Is; be doesn't ~
ans here except 90 the cities whore there are good
many lrisn and they n0ck ai er Nun IKE snrrp We
beaten give up the Aime. To thlnk the Deu0crutc
party should be beaten by Democrats aud l-c GeAle-
mau fruul Otscro turned sadly away
Ihe COMMITTEE ~ Fifteen. whicn was - receive re-
ports the district committees of ten appointed to
orgniz. rnefr several d-fric-. without quorum.
and there few persons from me districts ready o
report concerning rcir work Ihls wa attributed largely
10 ts4 meeting of the Irving Hall General committee
at Cooper Institute. The committee adjourned to
BT.inrs. Was brisk NJ the Kelly State Headquarters IN
The - .choias hoiel yes eiray ~ .' ~ Ia Ia
CoIv rhe president. that Mr.. Kelly mas larg
following I'D COiuinnla County
CORNELL SUPPORTED on STATE ISSUES
The Cornell and Hoskins Campaign Club Of
the Vlh Assembly District he'd large aud spiiited
meeting last evening IN FRANCS Hal. at No l23
West Houston-st. Copies of IHE TRIBUNE Extra. Ihe
Chslom Tragedy and tue speech o. Congressman Bur
rows on election laws the hands OF al the audi
ence The walls OF the room were adorned with excel
lent photographic portraits OF Mr. Cornell. Tie first
speaker F. T. sohoonmaker, advocated tae election Of
the Republican ticket on state issues.
Mr Corn-" lie said. represents all the vital prin-
cples Republican party. Tue great claim n be-
half Governor Rohn-On's reelection j. his reduction
Of the EXPENSE oi ,h state ID. rlel l1 "sl. l.l'
power the bounty dent was wiped pt ana hll ili r"p
FOR canals We're forbidden by Law; hence the cur
Tcnf expenses. over WlirI alone te Governor mas any
power were necessarily Jess. Ire i'''i4 -ioN- 'n.i'
th- Republicans nave always reduced 'tN1on ana thr
Democrats always have increased IT, MI Cornell n NJ
letter of acceptance stated tal the expenses ol tAc
state should oc reduced tO specie BASIS. EpFcfnur
Robinson, when asked last year hc could reduce hi.
drparfmruf expenses. WllcA 900 against N-DVO
fu sol -il be- could Lot i J. only nOttcai Justice
that Cornell. vino counted ont of the lIcu uant
GovernOrshp l-6-, should be elected and counted III
AT tie o,e OF Mr. -choonmakers speech resolutions
unanimously adopted setting orA cei grdtl.ltlOhr
TO the Republicans OF O-lo and Iowa. ana peding the
VIII Assembly District 90 effort fur tile election
o.. Cornell aud OF the whole ticket LA-9cnator Lent