Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-05
THE EVENING STAR.
Ink NEGOTIATIONS poR rNloS
A SUB committee OF the commtttae q, ,,-,.....-


SUB oommittee OF the committees or txentv-
one apronted oy the democratic union 10 Com
Ter with democratic organizations OF New yo,s~
e .y TO secure united democratic Delegation 20
the state convention sent letter 10 the chair
man OF the central committee OF both tho Ta,a
many Han and the Irving Hall organizations
friday. Inc letter suggests that joint primary
meetings be held In each election district under
the direction OF Jointly chosen inspectors' IN
eject delegates 10 an assembly district con-
.ention, and that all democrats be invited
10 attend and vote; Also that a new enrolment
OF the democratic voters be made by the
JOINT inspectors. and that a conference com
1 Tl be appointed by each organization.
Ine Iammany general committee held a
aIseung saturday evening and appointed A
CoMimttee 10 confer with view 10 having A
I'M so,,eu aehgatlon 10 the coming state conven-
, uon MI: John Kelly said he did not believe
that union could be made between Tsmmany
anu ~ ' ihg nan, even for convention PURPOSES
u Ut sG9pporlers OF Mr.. Tilden, in his opinion,
were determined TO nominate him AT an has
afdS No harmony could be brouCh, about
when such state or Affairs existed. n would
however R courteous 10 the democratic union
TO accept their invitation and Tammany c1a'',
anofd 10 try 10 harmonic the democracy OF the
country. Hon. Abram =. Hewitt has returned
10 tne democratic union their invitation TO the
irving Hall general committee. His reason vas
that he was not then the chairman OF tint or
ganHatlon. Mr.. Hewitt was on Friday evening
InaIe chairman OF the Irving Han general com.
mttee The democratic union will again send
10 MIN The invitation 10 his Organization 10 an
point committee OF conference
UTICA SOLID FOR SEYMOUR
Al the democratic cauCust.s al Utica y
saturday. the friends OF Mr.. Tlldrn moi win
dlscouragtng opposition. The sixth ward in
Structed its delegates 10 vote against am ,oaa
sureS looking 10 his nomination 90 the PreS,
dency. In the tenth ward caucus a SCI of rose
lutionS were adopted instrucling TIE delegates
10 use all honorable means 10 bring abou1 fhe
nomination OF Horatio Seymour In tha
twelfth ward also the ticket for delegate WAS
headed by the inscription. For President Uo,
ratio seymour The delegation from Utica.
which is Seymours home, is solid for him ana
II Is SAID the masses of the people there believe
he VIII yet be President OF the United States
Mr.. GIoESBECK ACCEPTs THE DENocR.r,c
NoMINATloN-The fun text OF the letter of Hon
W. :. GroeSbeck. OF Cincinnati to Col Taylor
and the Metropolitan hotel conference OF dem.
ocrats,who named him for the democratic nom.
lnee Tor the presidency, Is published. Mr. Grp,S
hck, In answer 10 the question OF WHEEL her or
lot he would accept the nomination answers.
WHO would not? 4 do not suppose that any
one able 10 appreciate Il would decline 30 great
an honor. In you mean TO ask me whether I
viii become candidate and seek the nomina
Gratic party wants me for any purpose IL will
call me. III IN don't want me- prefer moi 10
bother IT, This is the old rule and like IT, A
Cincinnati dispatch saws: 1.-THE visit of Gov
Fenton. OF New York, is said 10 have important
significance in this connection. GOV Fanton
arrived some days ago and drove al once 10
The oaks, Mr.. GroeSbeck'S residence II Is now
said that his object is TO organize a t;roesheck
boom, and that he and other republicans OF the
antEGrant school Will intimate TO the demo-
cratic convention that IL Grant Is nominated nv
the repuDllcanS, In case the democrats nomi-
nate Groesbeck. large republican following
VIII be secured.