The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-17
TILDEN AND TAMMANY.
An Effort to Patch Up Peace Between
Them Slim Chance of Success.

Nav yoRK, Nov t2.--The difficult task Of
irving TO reconcile Kelly and Iiden does not,
III npt,eara Heem altogether hopeless to some
of the Democratic laadersof the Tllden wing.
They are already at work, and undoubtedly
the Job will be ono of tho biggest Of 'I'ilden's
life. The party must be solditied for next
year, of course. md the fidelity of the Tam
many Democrats tx Kelly. displayed during
and since the election. has Ind the ELECT 81
thus early Initiating II movement toward THIS
end Although thsrs has been plain speak
ing In Tammany Hall since the defeat 81 the
locHl candidates. there has been no res'E-
nation and II IL said to be- the hcst evidence
that none Of any account Il pIobaDle.
The Ttlden leaders are fearful that tho sa,io
Influences which brought strength to nelly
this yanr will be- arrayed % hls side M H..
year. Az the suit now stands i1lden anu ms
followers have possession Of tho parry W. ~
chinery In the State, having excliaen INC
Tam,nany Democratic from the State com
mlttes Unless reconciliation - etieeIen,
this will prevent Tammany IRON hhvl.'R MY
representation On The delegation s9ht rom
tirls State to the Democratic national conven-
tion. Tho Kelly organization, however. ds-
clare they will send delegation OF their own.
and, III excluded. and Illden Or some tool q. q,
biz nominated i9r the yan f he ocs NOT
openly refuse, 1t will be . lukewarm support
TINT Will make II next To Impossible Tor the
Democrats w carry this Stnts. III Kelly
should defeat Tilden's Wishes ia the national
d
don would pursue his usual stenltby course,
and fully defeas the Democracy IN This
State These considerations mako II tmpcra,
tive the reconciliation should DO effected, and
Huratio Seymour. Senate Herman. and other
PARTY leaders have spoken ~ favor of u, Cor
resp0ndrnee has been opened, and 1t ~ prpha-
Bile II meeting will be called at an carly day,
although Tiden leaders, such as william a
Fowler. Thomas kinsela, OF BROOKLYN claim
that nothing eau come from Il. They state
that both the Iammany and Irving Hall or
CARNATIONS must Nv broken Zip. and new or
uanization effected. Tho plan proposed ~ 70
have no central organization, but simply As
sembly District associations, ana that power
shall be located IN these organizations, with
q county committees, which shall be small
and POSSESS merely advisory powers. The
irving Hall organization Ia about aE unpop-
,lIar with tho State COMMITTEES ~ Tam,nany
THE Tiden plan is said to be to organize, as
mentioned above. aud, from these new OrRani-
cations. call for certain number Of delegates
fD meet and elect members OF tho stnt com
rutttee to fix existing vacancies. there being
no members from this county now AS irving
Hall and Tammany are each equipped with
share Of the city patronage, they 20 not take
kindly 10 n third organization and, although
strenuous efforts are being made FOR union ~
this way IL Ii doubtful II any Immediate 81
feet will come. Tammany ID preparing an
address to tho Democracy OF the nation
which will be issued no soon rs tho returns
are oil counted, to Justify the course 81 Kelly
and declare war oh Iilden i'll the national
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