New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-29
TALK OF THE POLITICIANS.
WHAT THE STATE COMMITTEES WILL DO.

WHAT THE STATE COMMITTEES WILL DO.
SUGGESTIONS AS TO TIE TIME FOR HOLDING THE
STATE CONTEMPORARIES OLD TAMMANY THORN
IL !UE DEMOCRATIC SIDE.
The Republican State Committee has been
ca meet ia this city Wednesday to decide upon
III ,ine and Mace for holding the Convention ana
70 rapportiOn delegates from the various osrc'S
aerng the Republican vote cast TOT rresuo"' i''
ye There apparently not much EFFORT 10 influence Tue
ccrtte 10 regard the place for the Convention ms
c,, los heep s,ygested by persons but nothing
may come of IT, There little activity among Repuh-
ncs, rs yet, everything being overshaoowod 10y inc
possbity death of the President Delegates to the
Convn ION already becn elected in two or there dis
trirt bat ch action premature as the apportonment
basot been made IL Ia claimed that the election In
Of extreme counties irregular and for the
purpose o. controlling the choice OF a member OF the
state Committee for other The friends of
Conkug charged with this action.
There will be q call issued this week for a meeting OF
tie Democratic State Committee The Democratic lead
the head of the state organization of the
party i'll favor of awaiting the action OF the Repub
cans. 1t Is probable that the Republican Convention
Will not be held until the end of the month";
generally expressed sentiment of the party being
favor OF that course this expression guides the action
probably he held until October. There is consider
point. good many o. the old party leaders think they
ought to go ahead and 3nen the campaign regardless of
leans being the party in power. the Democrats should
await their action to profit by T. THIS discussion is sure
eds ' The rd Ie leaders Sre detemned
by Resns him o% Of the ConvcnoS For this p"T
pose late Convention is favorable to them, they
organization against them, A Tden member Of tho
"Tammanys influence in State politics has always
been bad and with Kelly at the head it has been no
tSS s,Sss last @ Ksy would Mo05 have carried I'd
the the conysnon with his desgaton 0u IN come Modest
manner in the same way as other delegates come
is what he viii not do He Charters special trains and
takes hundreds Of men to do nothing but shout These
Kelly shows himself they set tremendous shouting,
Disguised the country Democrats last year. All the
applause was for Kelly and under the call OF his he
might have thought that man. fresh the fields
become les SAVIOR OF course the Republican papers
helped the thing on and many honest Democrats were
Sy c@g u Now e viii do the TO Sn
out he w @ ea Mf and n think see viii h
expelled from his own organization"
Tammany leaders in the city. Ex-Governor sey-
MOsr T., KeERan and many other pEom
selves in favor of harmony aud the admission
ridden leaders to keep out Kelly There much specuia
ton as to what Tammay will do in case it is refused adj
r saf eysat 10 sm cse Of their
They think that Tammany will have but to
support the State ticket, if ruled out.
the Of 2ne Hun1rad Of ams
which this organization rests its strength upon is that
persons who attended the primaries on the nj yit
OF the election, and 6 votes returned as CO. and
other like things done to make a good showing know
that the claim OF having poed $1,000 is utterly
absurd Mr. Kelly will present TO the State Convention
his friends say ncontestabe proof that this organiza
ton never poled any such vote claims There is
evidence to show that the returned many dis
triets largely fictitious.
The Irving Hall organization also gives promise
OF good deal of trouble to the COMMITTEES of one Hun
dred Among the men recently elected to the Irving
Hall County Committee Congressman Oirien and
Wood Sheriff Bowe, Michael c. Murphy, Civil Justices
Callahan and Campbell, Alderman Murphy George III.
to have some following. They claim to have polled
1900 votes but this claim is probably as largely
fictitious that of the Committee of One Hundred
that IL pollOed 27,0OO votes. But the Democratic
State Convention will doubtless hesitate before il turns
away both Fanmany Hall and Irving Hall being out
eide of the party
Mayor has recognized all three Democratic org
nzatons and he claims that he does belong to any
Most OF his friends favor the Committee of
but of the leaders OF this organization are I'M
friendly to the Mayors political aspirations.