New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-14
STILL STRIVING TO HARMONIZE.
TAMMANY AND IRVING HALL COMMITTEES OF con-
FERENCE APPOINTED.

TAMMANY AND IRVING HALL COMMITTEES OF con-
FERENCE APPOINTED.
The Tanmany County Convention met at p. m.
Yesterday at Tammany Hall. John Kelly and
Augustus Schell were in close conversation
at ono end of the hail. but in
such a position to command the atten-
ton of the chairman when necessary. Every seat
was occupied and many persons were standing up
around the hall. The Convention was a representa-
tive one all OF the leading members of the Organiza-
ton appearing in the delegations.
Ex-Aiderman William K. Roberts was made tenn
porary chairman by reclamation. In taking
the chair he read long speech. He
informed the Convention that it was
called on to discharge an important trust
nraised General Hancock and abused the Republic
cans While the Committee on Permanent Organlz-
alton was absent there were loud calls for John
Kelly. He said that the states OF ONO ana Indiana
had apparently gone Republican, although he still
had hopes Of the latter This should not be ground
for discourag cement. The Democracy should Work
all the harder in New-YOrk. With union they
would have Democratic officers for Democratic
city. - 80 60
Ex-Judge Cardoza, on behalf of the committee.
reported for permanent chairman Augustus ScneL.
TINS was made the occasion for demonstration,
one delegate proposing d" three cheers for the next
Mr.. Schel on taking the platform spoke
at considerable length. regretting the news from
Ohio and Indiana There was ell the more
city. Whoever the candidates might be. both the
Democratic organizations should support them
heartily. They should do this for the more reason
that he will be elected, and the patronage OF the
office will be distributed among Democrats.
Commissioner German offered resolution, which
was adopted, that committee OF one from each
Assembly District be selected TO confer with
lection of candidates. The following were
selected by the various District delegations:
I-P G. Duffy. XIII-Sidney p. Nichols
JI-W p KIRK. XlV-JOhn Kelley.
ILL j. slsvn. Xy-Rchard J.Morrison
vi. 4. GumOlotOn. XyIl-Geo. W rlunkett
We. A. MeCue. lXNll-John Kelly.
VlI-Wn. X. Roberts. XiX-Jos ph McEvoy.
VIiI-E ID Gale. XX-Michael Tuomcy.
XXI J. German. XXI-FrancIs Blessing.
Xi-Mtrzo Dreiendorf XXIIi-Charies Welde.
XIi-IIenry waltman. XXIy-Henry ID. Purroy
The Convention then adjourned until Tuesday
next at p. IN.
The Committee of Conference met Immediately
after the adjournment of the conference. John
Kelly was chosen chairman and e. ID Gaie secre-
tary A subcommittee of three consisting oil Com
mission German, Judge McQuade and William IL.
Roberts, was chosen to wait upon the Irving Hall
organization and announce that IL would meet
sim lar committee from tDat body at y. H. on FIJI
day next at the MoDument House III Union-square
to confer on the selection OF candidates.
ACTION OF IRVING HALL.
The County Convention of the Irving Hall Dem
ocracy in the Cooper Institute yesterday after
noon. Much TO the disappointment of those who
came spectators only delegates were admitted
f. B. Hart, who was made temporary chairman. al
Iuded to what he termed " the avalanche impending
over the Democratic pariyn programme had
been arranged for the Convention by Messrs.
Power Mooney. Thompson and Costlgan and the
attempts to alter It by those who had not been con
suited led 60 disorder. +. +. Marbury was elected
permanent president. Hubert o. Thompson was
promptly recognized by the chairman. and he
offered resolution that committee OF one from
each Assembly District be appointed tor confer
with other Democratic organizations IN regard TO
nominations The chairman put the motion aud
declared 1t adopted without waiting for a negative
The Conference Committee was announced as
follows: John Fox, jeremiah Murphy. Daniel
UReiliy, Charles Reilly, Mchae Norton. James
Bryan, George II. Purser. Bernerd Kenney. Timothy
shea, W. F. Mitchell, II. n. Ford. Peter Bowc,
john CLARK, John tyler Kelly, Thomas j. Costigau,
Maurice J. Power, Henry Murray, Hubert o.
Thompson w Is. Finley, W. ) Butler, H. b Hart
w. s. Andrews. Hugh Moore, James j, Mooney. 4
notion TO adjourn until Saturday at 2 y. M was
declared carried amid considerable grumblng.