New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
ALDERMEN AOI YET AGREED.
80 MFMBi.R SELECTED FOR PKtNII'fNl OF IHt
Bp.iD-WnAr MAY tAkt PLACE II IHr bl~''
,.Dt,u ,urNT tCNIINI'ES.

40 MFMIiiK SfLFCTrD FOR PKtNll'tNI OF IHt
Bp.RD-WHAT MAY GAKE PLACE II lHr DI~'
tHtlMrNT CONIIArES
Nutbjuc definite has been dorc by the
Ala, rncu oohIng toward permanent 'rGul/'iion 81
re Eo,rd I,-va~ under 4ood rat - cau IL would be-
held Yesterday of some. al ed,t. of the Hcm"cr1tc
,uc hers of the Board, hut nothing can" q" IT, Today
soI,tl .uc may h" agreed lI"u. I'll" Ianii"uv Ahrf
men - Iut forward Alderman Sancr ~ Their tandidic
for rrcridcnt. Snoud It b. found. however that the
living Han Aldermen H not vote for Ah"rindn Saur
then IA. latter will uc allowed oy hi Tamm'ny a-so'
a,cn To name ln- candidate for PRESIDENT; ani this IL
ukely 10 br Alderman >lrSiu.
Hpih 81 the Aldermen named ar. however "'J'ctl"h
,,lc to The Irving Hall members. Tins "hlcrton rnoi
loN,N 1. ou pcrsO"a gr"u"ds, hut be dirc AId'fmch
cyin and -,ncI are strong friends and adh"t"ns of
Mr. k,l, III President OF the Board Of Aldermen u
member of the Board Of E-timate and Arportion
mint II would be- possible by combining
wi'h the Republican members. to compel MAYOR
Grace 10 acccdc To the dcmauds "f TamInany
Han IN the matter of appointments appropriations
10 nlnr tue wnceS o the cry Government by refusing
ionard The close present to vote the final
ct mars Tor the maintrn Of the various depart
m,nts II Dcn hintci by those VINO are very near
10 Mayor Grace that Alderman Krenan would not be
,.la, tl0uablr th- President OF the Board Alderman
Keenan, was chosen as a Tanmany Hal man. He is
.ill a mcuhcr and a leader Of the Kiln Assembly
p-,lc Ttnirntuy Orcauiztt."n II" di.ap.
,-,v..I Of in. course Of Mr. Kelly at The recent
.rou,an.iou" which rc-u ted In the loss of much
T.mu'R patronage. and tor ihIS r'a-oh hc Frilr'u 10
tc a rn,,n,.r of the ItuiuIuy General Committee the
prc-cn wear crausc ~ tins he Is not deem 81 safe can
rlr hy some Of Iin (, How ItIIu,ny m"mbcG4 and they
viii No., vote II sufficient number of votes
can obi.unrd however. Ia insure his erection with
those of Mcsrs. ~nDs and McAvOy Those tw" lannnny
u,IuIrrs are HkoV to vote for him. II II II found
tnal Alderman keenan, cannot obtain "A hnlhcleut
number Of votes to cicct HIM, then Alderman
McAvoy inav deemed the must available man. lie Is
a u.nhel uf the IHmma y OIgtnIzdtIOu, nut n lndc-
nruIcnt Of the diratiun uf Nj. Kelly.
Tne Irving II all InrinDcrs OF tine Board NOud Ehur
ally iikr have Ol their own mum
lnr ch ,scu. They have offered I'll" tam
many members Ci'rk AMI deputy clerk
tnr chairman h' finance Committee ana onrhdlt "f
tine remaining patronage Ot tnr Board. including of
couHc uc -ainc prOpOItu of the cha OF the less
nm ant committees. In ddun tue lanIinauy Nom
hers would allowed 10 t,' 81 any one Oi the six
I,yug H. I'll ne iuBc- tie Cdliiidtc To uc voted Tor
should al ~ thr-c unis bc ICifctcd ana rh"uld tue
I.mmaIV IIil H'nhtrs continue to vote s0lIly Tor
nuV one LuIuDcr wh0 i known 70 br the mouth
rl,,r o.. NJ kclv. II II not AZ all nnpr1hbhlc that thc
EcuIhilcau nI.ub rs may he atkcd bi the friends Of
Nnyur tiIIc. sssEi UrGItiIlnE the Board. There
are rIai lucrative ana rcsr'Islhc positions which
Viii biv. To- led ia the uf thr present year
lN nom nations ly the Mayor and confirmation by the
,afd of icrLc. and some O these hi!cd by Re
urbictns The Republic party has largely prniicd III
l iast tnn ycar- by dIssensions III th" D"moclatic
ranks II .ooks much as II ns mrmbers would
have an opportunity IT, tnr near future again Ia take adj
vantage The di l,Ons Of thrr peitlcal opponents