New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-08
THE FIELD OF POLITICS.


THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
| TIE QUESTION or ADMITTING TAMMANY AND 1Rv-
mo HALLs-CoSFmENCE OF THE NEw-YoRK
COUNTY DEMOCRAG Y-PREPARATION FOR THE
MEETING.
The time for holding the Democratic State
Convention drawing that the question whether
or not the Tammany delegation will receive any rec0g
milton by it. becomes OF the first impor. ance one week
Rgo II looked very mucL as u TammNny would be ac
corded onebaH Of the representation from this CITY, INC
best informed politicians believe that neither the
Tsmmany III the Irving Hall delegation will re-
ceive any recognition by the Convention They
assert that the country Democracy still much n-
censcd over the bolt Of Tammany Hall In 1879 ana
charges the loss Of this last year the welding or
patronage by the Repubcan5 who elected in 1879
The Tammany leaders say that this view is erroneous
Tammany Hail. they assert, represents 10000 Demo-
cratic votes, and the Convention will MAKE serious mis-
take II II docs give an organization possessing this
strcngh some recognition. The contest between the
Republican and Democratic parties in this State, they
SAY, will be close ald the party afford to turn
the cold shoulder political boiy possessing the
strength which Ianmany Hall has shown under adverse
circumstances
The chance Of recognition OF any kind by the COnven
ton FOR The Irving Tall delegation is deemed to be
small as not to he worth taking into consideration
whatever interest there may bc centres In Tammany
aud the New-YOTk County Democracy Most OF the
strnIgcst In tho ranks OF the NewYOrk
County Democracy will go TO Albany Sun
doy evening IN order 10 labor with the coun-
try delegates and endeavor induce them to
believe that the proper thrg to do is 10 recognize the
New-Iork County delegation They will urge that this
/ il good time any 10 put an end to the
constant tendency OF the Democracy to spit
up into factions, 20 the Convention to
give them recognition for fear that IL will niure
the prospects of the state ticket This only be pre-
vented they assert, by recognizing delegation, and
that, in tls instance, thc sent by the HewIork
County Democracy The leaders OF th' faction declare
positively that they VII be satisfied with nothing less
than full representation Less than this they will reject
The action othe in this particular however,
VI not affect the Newior County Dcmocracys support
~ the STAT, ticket. f. Elery Anderson, prominent
| member OF the Committee o one Hundred which was
nrr'ind with the work or reorganzng the DemOc ratio
party this city ssd yesterday I'm favor Of the
Eew-lork County Democracy claiming all or nothing Of
! the Convention | am opposed TO the hatand nall or
promise business. will recognize regular any
organization that the State Convention indorses. The
ticket nominated az Albany will undoubtedly receive the
hearty support Of he Ncw-Io'k County Democracy in
Excise Commissioner Mitchell said " have no doubt
'eycr that the state Convention will recognize the
IL g % I" shy ton Sen from s ei,y when can
,aim with any show Of accuracy 10 be regular My own
| ticket placed IN nomination at Albany"
! Thomas Co,iigan, Supervisor Of The Ctg Record,
and Irving Hall VII be rycn sort Of recognition bJ
the STATE Convention Ihey ha' nothing to enute them
many Han led by Joun Key for losing the state to the
Democracy iu so and consequence the Presilen-
ual election last Iney will pay no attention TO
Tie absHri clIlm .! rammany Hall that it represents
t4e ma )rt oi the Democratic party in this city irving
H1l T.. pf cour.r mere shadow IL represents nOthng
| but /. few men,
Colonel Jonn L. Fellows said: 1--WE go 10
! the Convention With perfectly clear case.
/ Tlrrr can Dee doubt that the New-York
/ County Democracy delegation Is the only pos
dcsep o nc Bsfch ord with reference to the super,
g. 'aT huW
judicial mind. We have fears whatever as to tue
result. Our dcrgaton will be- admitted after mere
form Of resistance on tue part of our Opponents'
The TammsnV Committee on Organization uelu meet
ing last evening to nako arrangements Tor going To
| A,baay IL was announced that nearly four hundred
elsF,rs AMI "thery hpd eTre'sed their tntenlOn OF
/ eoiu., aud ibis nuiptsr VIII be Increased A special
tIa viii be ou iged ~ leave tue Grand Centrai Depot
d-awiug =, ,n c,4.Ite1 Grafui's Rand VIII De taSen
a.lg Il, -u.1,i' figure OF Charity Commissioning
irnugn NIu lcI. The troccs-ipn to the train He VIII
ave cairrc y 4II 90 Frra4gements.
special tuiL, e"vtne~e Grand Central Depot ht II a.
! n ON Monday tOU.ry yssiOncr rhOmp7On has engaged
.hre cars oi thc lraiu ~ tc se OF Ia, NFlitn Assem-
by District dcrgS lonf%nd - supporters Ihe Jrnrf-
! son Clint, 100 strong s,,n wearing new regua-
uou aycrcrJt ss La Ind braudshng light cane, will
Tuc po,t 6i !cntr. Of the New-York County De
/ uorracy VIII go "a RlpaIy the train leaving tue
( Grand Central Depot o. =. IN. on SUNDAY, AMONG
/ these arc 20 huissontr Thompson, eHMayor Cooper,
Andrew II. GrH.u EAlsr COuunis ,oners Mitchell aud
/ Hart, Cprp'rat"a Counsel whitney, CominisSi0ner
Nuuruis Gcofet . Parser, General ID. Il. Sckes, John
T. Dcycn, Nelson j. M9gcrbury Ponce Justices Murray
ant Posrr Aldermen keenan,, otrack, Bernard kenuey,
Autsurlrtu tayAnHsb, McAvOy, ShielS and Reynolds T.
/ J. PARIS Thomas igun, County Clerk Butler Judge
McADa.l scus Jr4 steJacnrr Hogan and BIxby, klcn-
nrd q uInau, q notify shea and Michael Norton. Tue
New-l prK county democracy nave engaged rooms at
the Beevan SauwlA uliI aud city Hotels, with head
Slerin BoWc, Johu Fox ~ V. Davidson Justices Gala
leaders OF the Irving Hall Democracy will start on
Troy boat At q D. sunday. Tue remainder OF the
delegation Will follow On the regular trans on Monday