New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
DEMOCRATIC RLORGANIZATION.
PROBABLE OUTCOME OF I'M rREsENI NEGorA-
IloN,-TmE STATE COMMITTEE sol 10 INTER

PROBABLE OUTCOME OF I'M PRESENT NEGOIA-
IIoN~-ruE STATE COMMITTEE sol 10 INTER
FEEE.
The recent circular letter of the sub-com-
nltt e eli twenty oi tIe tulnintr" o Ow iIun"rr
wa. 10 a the Democratic faction IA tr CIV.
TN. l;irr asked c.-h BODY receiving L.
;u,pciri committee 10 confer WIKI tn
sul.commlitrc ~ twenty one a. to the Ir'i
III thod Of organizing the Democratic party III tine 'y
- a. to secure q The letter inquired whether. II
the Committee Hundred should aduI. tI-tdc
tory plan Tor holding primary and other meeting. the
action receiving the cifc lar would Ice Wiling 10 Hbhn
don lis Assembly District committees. TAmmlny Han
has REPLIED scOrbiuly rejecting tho or and III effect
declaring taat 1t alone he nslcred tho lcgt nate
Democratic organization O tins city. TINS reply was
not UNEXPECTED by the committee % which II nd
dressed. Indeed 1t was Objectionable whether the com
mite wouid have been Pleased al the reception Oi ay
other answer.
The COOPER hOmp Power fact Oh has NJ present
central body. 1t il anizi by Assembly Districts
oniy and each district association is IN theOr Inepcnd
cnt OF the others copy OF the ,uIr letter was
therefore sent 10 each. committee ~ from
Assembly District organization VIII meet today tho
Westminster Hotel to-day at 1870 D. lu To the
draft OF letter IN reply TO tuat sent by the
subcommittee OF twcnty zone. II viii be presented by
Mr. Thompson understood to be the JOINT prouc
tlOn OF the leaders of that faction II Will favor
propositions OF the Committee Of Onc Iiunircd Thl-
movement Will probably cud IN the consolidation Of all
the Democratic factions opposed to john Kelly and Tam
many Hall The skirmishng thus tar has more for
the sake OF leadership than with any idea that the fac
lions opposed TamnaDy would not come together
1t IA evident 10 all intelligent Democrats that Tammany
Hall. III spite of Is still strong and COM
paci body ana something besides talk and resolutions
needed 10 keep II in the BACKGROUND.
The primarrs held by tho CooprrThompsor Power
faction December wed that IT had large follow
ing. Since then the Assembly District organizations
age has been distributed faithful and promises
Of good things to have not been wanting When
the proposed Oreanz Is effected II Will be found Tint
this faction will be dominant, although room Will
doubtless be made III tine Assembly District and other
committees for all who have been active In the work Of
REORGANIZATION.
The Committee Of one Hundred Will met wednesday
evening al ITS headquarters, No II West Tweni y-fourt-
st. Answers Will tnen nave been received from MI me
Democratic factions AMI the work OF re0rganz zion will
b. begun earnest. The u, mOcTatc Stae COMMITTEES
Will decline To Interfere IN TINS work Several OF the
III nDcrs are OF the opinion that II would only cause
harm To the party AT large u Interfere with whnl Il
called local quarrel. Both lhmmanv and lt- oppO-
ncuts represented IN the State Committee and lave
strong friends among the country members. ANA any
interference" might prove DISASTROUS.
Inc result OF the whole unng," said prominent
Democrat Yesterday. - Will be two "rganz uous-Tam
many and AniTammany. Several OF thUhe who were
proIune IL Irving Hail iurln the last years IN
Guiding BENJAMIN Wood. JOAN FIX ald sheriff Rive
VII he iound IN TJnuany Han. while Rir,rtJ 1 ,Inr
found IN the RAJ X OF the ohcr. A. soon man ret
Of organization lac naturally drlt, Tue o,I,rr
And long tn - 'nOCrtiC VOr !. n ,nyy
Is In I'M Crty, there VIII bc Two -trUug II uucratic
| ORGANIZATIONS There are not I'll ruough 10 60
worker tuiHks that ne has boon u-ir,ated or
neglected in on organization hr naturally gtayitntrA
to the other. Fac IdtCauOti point tu % ily.ly yrnr
pom cay. even should 40 charter i1<t,at,Irr
vi which AIN by 40 medhs c'ithin.