New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02
DIVIDING TIL CITY By LOT.
MEETING OF THE rAMuAyY AND ANu-rANMAN

CONFERENCE CpNAlIiLI.>-A hAi'No MUS ~
PORT oNMrNr OF THE ASSEMBLY DlsIklC'S'
Yesterday afternoon tine two wings oI tn Dem'c-
racy OF the Sate-'he Illdcn ana he
re ly-heM JOINS convention at inc Nos'
minister II tel. The committee appointed ~
Irving Hail arrived at o'clock. ana
at once assembled IN the rooms OF the Hanco.H
Veterans Club to discuss what CONCESSIONS II "o'ii
BE- safe to make 10 Mr. Kelly. The committee
We're the following: joan McAcon, nan ltl IS.
Hart. Hubert @. Thompson, Tim. Shea, Peter
Bowe. William a. Butler. Michael Norton. William
F. Mitchell, Thomas C1sugan, Maurice j. Power
and James j. Mooney. They were all present witl
the exception OF Mr Mckaon, who IS out OF Tue
city.
Alta quarter past 3 tbe Kelly committee arrived.
John Kelly sat down at q table iu the reception
room of the hotel. as if he was about 70 open
meetirr there. HIS committee consists. bcside>
himself If William r. Rolcrts Henry d. Puuoy
S,o,r.i roro-.r Edward d. Gale. Franc Il e. spin
ola T. r. N,rfIus William Van WEEK. Henry
Woltman, Peter Gillespie and John w.
Brownirr Tic whole eleven were present
with th. exception of Mr.. Pdrroy for whom
Judre Hartman appeared as q substitute 7 g c0la-
,,i.tc ya. ac,o,l,que,l bv General sp.nola. TheO-
t.r.A u.u1iIoD ey-~tat, Senator Cozeus. General
"a r. smith .Toh, H. Noorev. Thomas T. Grady
e~.r,roper Il ehard Croker. eX-A.dernan Hal,
In. rc Duffy AID his clerk 4. NJ Brown, Lawrence
Deluoqr. Nfclac. Day. Patrick Burns, VI. r. Houl-
b., rbop,.. l. Feltuer Captain Fselv and others.
f.yott;, Anal .urnanv clDlp were also present.
/ anon, t1.,, beinr James D1ly cx-Coroner Flynn,
Colo-c llarphr. A sem biymal ThIemln, Thomas
Co.tir,n. B,rfnolomew Back aud Others
A I,,n K.llv and his friends sat waiting for
tIe announcement thai the Irving Hal Committee
was ready ~ receive them. ex-senator Moron en-
tered the room and extended his hand ~ Nr. liy.
MIR Kelly rose ID bis feet and gave the hand OF his
/ ancient enemy a hearty shake. Soon attcrward
/ Mr. Kelly and his committee entered th" rooms OF
/ the Hancock Veteran Association and were cor
,ii,- roca,,sd b.- fla. members of the committee
] - , t; n a., ,,..,,-,it+. II "A ,n.,oin.aJ IN
/ WHICH the -l'l"- AA''' O''-'''4.' "' 'FF
/ confer with them.
Hubert O. TuOnl ssOn, who acted as chairman, said
| ,, . ,l..,.i ., SEQ tI, ren+ieu,cn from Tam
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many Hail. th'y Hl hhe" VIZ ""J'o' VI l"' ''''-
ference. he said, aud It was, therefore, OF no Use
'n'N''s 80 H., Ia .-.ti, 70 so,, b.f,r. ,,ro.
o'ner sue y '"'S "'N '''' '"'17 ~ ~
| ceedlng 10 business
! Mr. pllv explained that he was very glad 70 see
,h r,, IL, ,rb,,t tho comm. .+ac, came tocetber
/ NV P'' -, ~. tl..
! IamhahF nan "lS "''i''s ." ''''i "'J INNS
and everything 70 secure the success OF the Demo-
| cra1c cause She assumed the other side were
! RI. - -i. . t;,t ~ +i,, .o,.yo,.io, "a no ba
! Inc 'P0'- .,', 1a.,,i' -, o., ~,
! heyed, was to decide upon Ihe homlhiuohS TO De
made in H. several districts and he had no doubt
.,,,.,l.r,. ,rr..,, oer,err ,vould he effected lie
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