New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
LIE RIvAL FAcTI0Ns HERE.
! TIL QUESTION OF HoLDiNG a STATE CONVENTION
STILL UNDrCiDED-FTTOHTs FOR DEMOCRATIC
UARMoxY-MEFTIYG rs TtMNANY HALL

TIN QUESTION or HOLDING A STATE cnNNlNilNN
STILL UNDrClDED-FTFOaTs FOR DEMOCRATIC
HARMoyY-MErTIyG rs TtMNANY HALL
The question whether or not the Iilden
D nocra.lc State Commit e.. witch meets at the -
I,r,e. Ho-el today Will decide to call a State Com
vour.on 20 nominate a candidate to hi tie
vacancy caused by the death OF the l1te
ctef Judge Church Is eagerly discussed by the ding
members OF both factions OF tn Democratic panty TIE
General IMPRESSION IS that Convention Will be called
The Kelly wing has already issued C.. onyenron
10 be held ID the City OF Albany at noon on "Wednesday
-eptenber :. The cooler members OF the IIlden wing
are in favor Of can- Convention On the same day and
amounting COMMITTEES TO confer with the
Kelly wing and endeavor to agree upon
a candidate This could probably be done
bu the Kelly wing Will also insist npon hla,'Tu
oupo.ei Dv many OF Mr. TT dcns adherfnts. These
latter also adyocate ho,gnS tnor 81 the XIII
ton week hier IMAM Iiat " tne ~ Ky
wing II this couT-e j. adOb,e1, the question o. me
o.iton Of the Committee val not be brought
~, and tbe Tljen WING OF the Democracy VIII DE IN
nnsItIon 10 take advantage OF any mistakes rival may
tr and are retceut a. % the course tncy intend 10
pursne. Lester Il. Eau kner chaliinau o. tnr
couId nor tell what would be tne ACTON 81
me- -fate Committee. so many members were ont o.
The majority A prominent member or the kelly lae,
Ton WHO could II chose, speak VITA authority SAID
that al present he declined 10 say W lat aclloh III" CUM
considered doubtful by many "heuifr ?uuI ,
Tor Chief Judge. should he De houlnatet
ana elected, ths will leave vacancy on the Nour oI
Aune.s bench and thus allow Governor Cornell an OPP
porfunty TO appoint ReDub can 10 Ill the vacancy
who VIII unul his successor Is chosen ~ TIC e0
tlon one year from November next
The regular meeting II he Tammany Hall Committee
on Organlzation held yesterday ana an the dstfcs
,ysrc renrrsepted. Colonel william X Roberts moved
IN adoni draft OF call primary elections 10 select
Delegates TO the state COuVenuS 10 be- held IA Albany
Henry D. Purroy opposed motion saving mat IAN
MANY Hall carne back from the National convention
Will firm purpose assist IN harmonic NJ The ranks
Of the Democracy IN this state. He thought the action
10 cal the primaries was hasty anu believed thdt lau,
many Hall sim desired peace He moved that the can
be referred TO committee o. one from ,h'h
Assembly District which should meet ON Monday
nj rnri0n was adopted II stated that the reason
me call for primary elections was deferred was 10 wat
,niiI The re- eusr Democratic state Committee met 70
- II the Tlden Committee. which meets to-day, De
rdos Ia hold "A Convention, Ianmany VIII abandon lIs
call and select delegates 10 the regular pohE
~ Uertncr,tlc STATE Committee decide not 10 cail
Cony.nton tnen call tor primary Itcuohs VIII De
THE rammauy Hall Hancock and Engllsh ratincailon
mating viii be held 0n the last tuesday III september