New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
rEpIIRIrcAN coMMIrTEE WORK.


REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE WORK.
...,..,sn nv rur NATIONAL COMMITTEE IN THIS
c,rY--cHoicE OF cHstRMAN--PLANs OF THE
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.
y se s,an,,hI,cau National Committee will meet 81
~. WITH Avenue Hotel in this city on Thursday
sne frst duty Of the committee will be TO elect a
:. z, A., and secretary Marshall Jewell 10 now
te,nnorary chairman of the committee. Several OF
tle members are expected here to-day when there
may be some indication as to the probable cnOiee
for chairman.
The leaders of the New-York State Republican
Committee favor leasing house some
where in the vicinity OF the flitn AVenue
Hotel for the use of the National ana
state Committees Jointly. Usually both COM
nistees have had headquarters in the Fifth Avenue
Hotel but it is stated that sufficient room CANNOT
be obtained there this year.
,fhe Executive Committee Of the Republican state
Committee will probably meet In this city on Suy
Is. aud begin active campaign work Inc STATE
Committee itself will probably not be caheo TO-
getber bsfore September i. There will then De
snbmitted TO it the question of whether or not
State Convention shalt be held for the nomination
Of successor for Sanford E. Church as Chief Judge
of the Court of Appeals. Some OF tho members OIL
thesate COMMITTEES think The hoISing Oh s'sse sTo
Convention for this purpose unnecessary me S4 t
peuse of holding Stale Convention Is esSma1eI "a
be $4,000. Ii such an expenditure csr DC ,oast
fhcy think it would be Wise to do so. They snogest
TINT the leaders Of the Republican comfy organize
fions throughout the State be consulted as 20 tne
uroprisfy OF having the State Committee nominate
canlidafe. The Executive Commit: ee has the
mac siuery of the campaign already perfected. AZ
Is in sucb excellent order that as expressed yeso
day by one of the members of the State COmmttee
fhe state can be made to hun iD four days ater II
q IA SET in motion" The same gentleman SAID that
fAe Democrats totally lacked organization Tor the
pnrposes of n campaign and that 1t wonld take the
4 Democratic State COMMITTEE twenty days 10 get
goipgn 1t is stated that General Arthur ~ ye1 u-
decided whether or not he Will retain the chairman
ship of the Republican State Committee. MS
friends urge him MOTTO resign the position SAYING
that bis experience in the position of chairman
wonld be invaluable to the party the present year
CRYING PEACE IN TAMMANY HALL.
.tErrrNa OF THE COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION
CONFERENCE TO BE HELD WITH IRVING HALL
l--a Talk WITH JOHN KELLY.
The Tammany Committee on Organization
mat Yesterday for the purpose Of making arrangements
fcp n meeting to ratfy tho Cincinnati nominations
There was foil attendance OF the committeeman 1t
vaa ordered that meeting should be held In Tammapy
Han OH Thursday evening next. lnvitstons to speak
,va ne extended 70 Horatio Seymour. ex-Lcntehant
. Governor Dorsheimer, Thomas Kinsella. Senator
Jacobs 8 T. Cox Amasa J. Parker, George W. Miiier'
fo,ouet b. A. Willis, James W. Covert, Fernando Wood,
srprel g. Courtney, Erastus Brooks, F. .. Spinoia'
J,r,.ue Back Thomas F. Grady and Maurice Holahan'
Augustus scbeli win preside
Consisting OF ono ir0m eaon Assenov
risrrct was appointed confer with a committee Of
Trytur Han to get up ratification meeting
and forchight procession at later Date
Tais proposision was heartily seconded by several
of lhe members. Speeches were made by r. b. spioUa,
Maurice Hoiahan, Thomas +. Grady AID John H. Brown
ing eounseng harmony, and advising that everythfsg
IA done 10 promote union OF the Democracy on the
National ana local tickets. 1t urged that there was
porecess;ty for the organizations merging into onf
bey could retain organizations, bat both meet on
the common ground OF supporting the National ticket
1ehn Kelly was me: ny reporter Of The TRIBUNE ot
Tapmany Hall Just after the adjournment OF the Com
ittso On Organization He looked very little fatgneo
after the labors the Cincinnati Convention, and was
receiving the CONCENTRATIONS OF number Of friends
and feiow memphis ~ sss capyeSt,oa 2, seS
WssI are thr CHANCES OF union Of the Democracy
on the ooal as we'll as on the Nationa ucKet nc WAS
Isis rather soon to say much about local naITs
There viii be union In city and State T1ere can
S question sDoa, The hearty pVe0 V avep
Dcmocraiic organization. Wherever have been ths
sssas fi Ike s1sltse S ysaps Dss In this and state
thrrc WIN DO some heareurninss ana nare tssog oc
ssi''nff ST. ss,nS s'e Is: s'. Win de SsisE:
s state sone S teenc. to union on
part Of either Of the organizations. Thee has been no
me 70 os take action On heSe bsweyc bas
appointed committee 20 confer with similar enc fron
Irving Hall 70 make & a1rsnse"entS 'oe r"'i"e"''On
The Exeentise Committee Of the irving Hall oreanza
s,en hold a meeting to-nigbt, when the question Of
uniting with Tsmmlny Hall In grand RATIFICATION
snertue in honor OF tho Cincinnati nominees and OF
nron ON state and local tickets will be discussed and
action taken.
TAMMANY MUST MAKE THE ADVANCE.
PROSPECTS, OF DEMOCRATIC UMoN-A TALK WITH
POLICE COMMISSIONER voORHIs.
Conversation with the leaders Of the Tilder
ana sps,.Tseen Democrats shows that there is ye
No plsn fer thst OF Aoou which the Democrats
Of other States had "in their mindseye" when Johr
Kaly ana Colonel John R. Fellows clasped bands at the
fapnirnaft Convention. One conversation sample