New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-22

Committee. Mr.. Manning resigned the position Of
treasurer Of the committee. and w. Z. Smith, OF
Clinton, was appointed.
Messrs Purser. Bowe, Dinkel. OBrien and Star.
buck were appointed committee to encourage and
promote naturalization, and to protect naturalized
voters throughout the State, in accordance with
resolution offered by General Faulkner
Messrs. Faulkner, Manning, Fowler, O'Brien and
Smith were appointed an Advisory Committee.
The following resolution offered by General
Faulkner was adopted:
Resoloed, That this committee while disclaiming any
right 10 intervene in any purely local differences II such
exist, among Democrats any part OF the state par
ticuarly where such differences due to strenuous
rivalry in support of State National candidates OF
lhe party yet hopes that in oil parts Of the State the
voice OF dissension be hushcd and impulses
uai cooperation encouraged to the end that, irrespec
i've OF past differences the undivided strength OF the
sn a may to suceess asaost the
ana the complete restoration OF faernal love among
our oountrymen.
The committee adjourned to meet on August 5.
1t was noticed somewhat remarkable that no
mention was made of State Convention. 1t was
not alluded to in the committee. 1t deemed
ell the more remarkable because there was a rumor
to the effect that Judge Rapao would resign his
position Judge of the Court of Appeals, it being
understood that he was to receive the nomination
for Chief Judge. This would make vacancies IN
the Court OF Appeals bench, But to enable sue
cessor to Judge Rapallo to be voted for at the
November election he must resign on or before
August 2.
TALKS WITH MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE.
General Faulkner was asked by tribune re-
porter after the meeting if he thought there would
be union of the Iilden and anti-Tilden factions
OH the National and State tickets.
IL do not think Mr. Kelly and his friends will
ask it," was the reply. "Thev have made no re-
quest of this kind, and we not looking for it.
do not sec how our electoral ticket can be with
drawn. 1t was placed in the field by Convention
composed of representatives of the people In all
parts of the State and l do not how the
electoral ticket can be changed except by Con-
vention called for the purpose. l do not think
there will be any trouble about this. Nor do L
think that there will be any difficulty about the
State ticket There will probably be united sup
port of the National and State tickets by the
Democracy of the State. AS to n union on local
officers. that. of course. know nothing about"
"Wlll there be a State Convention called to
nominate successor to Chief Judge Churchi"
That is something that has not yet been decided.
There are reasons for and against the holding of
Convention The principal objection Is the expense
and the trouble of delegates travelling from all
parts of the State. The State Committee can nom
mate a candidate. On the other band, there are
those who think that il is Democratic to call
a Convention and give the direct representatives OF
the people an opportunity TO nominate the candi-
"Will the action of the anti-Tilden State Com
mttee. which will meet in Saratoga on Friday, have
any effect in determining the course OF your com
mttee with reference TO the National and State
ticketsi"
mot tho slightest" 80
A prominent member of the State Committee,
resident IN this city, said: &" l do not think there is
mach likelihood Of trouble over tho electoral or
State ticket SO far as l can learn, Mr. Kelly does
not care about representation Oh the electoral
ticket, and t would be matter of great dcilc2cy
TO attempt TO change the personnel OF the ticket
after 1t has once been made up. believe that II
Judge RapallO is nominated for Chief Judge OF the
Court of Appeals he will be acceptable 10 Mr.. Kelly
and his friends. When Mr.. Kelly announced az
Cincinnati that he was i'll favor OF harmony and
was willing to let bygOnes be bygones he meant
what he said. and he will endeavor 20 carry ont
that programme unless those who are tauntlng him
aud repelng his advances succeed i'll wearing out
his patience. A good deal of the opposition comes
from those inside of Irving Hail. who are looking
for nominations this Fail, and think by keeping
Tammany Hall outside the pale OF recognition by
the regular Democracy their chances OF nomination
and election viii be increased"
Another member of the committee said " do
not believe that many Democrats through the
State think much of the Kelly ticket. 1t seems to
bn taken for granted that it viii be withdrawn.
With Mr.. 1ildcn out of the way. there IS not
enough material left on which to base an opposl-
tiOnD