New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-25
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PROBABILITIES OF THE COMING sTEUGGIE-sMArL
CHANCES or HARMONY AMONG TIE DEMOCRATS
THE STATE COMMITTEES.
The end Oh the contest over the Scnatorships
was reached SO late III the summer that the politicians
Will have little rest before beginning OF the f,lI c
Already they discussing the probabilities ot
the coming contest The Democratic state Committee s
expected To hod session soon for the purpose OF call
ing state Convention Thc Democrats, profess, 70 he.
hcve that tine struggle OVERTIME ScnAtorshIp. ma, left inc
Republicans divided; hence tucir policy J., To force AN
carly canvass IN order TO give little time ~ possible,
FOR the Republicans recover from possible di4auoiu
monls ana rcsontinents. The elections in tins sfat,
TINS year will be IMPORTANT State officers ar, Ia IN,
elected as follows: Controller, Engineer and SURVEYOR
secretary OF state, Attorney General and state Tr,n-
uicr There Is also JUDGE OF the Court of Apucs ia
he elected to take the place occupied hy Iud,c
Finch, who was appointed To the vacancy created nv,
the election OF Judge fo,gcr chief Justice. Assembly
men and state senators are to elected besides four
members G." Congress to IN vacancies, and raj ,,,
bcrs OF the supreme Court.
ON The Republican side nothing has yet been said nj
iea7i III pupIc as 10 Wheh convention will he held
Nhle the Democrats make their usual boasts of
carrying the state, they acknowledge that their
only chance lies in the apathy Of the St,l,yarta
who they profess to believe, will at the iust ,,ior -,
ex-senator Conklins give the state to the Democrats.
How small Is the ray OF hope this direction for t,,
Democrats can be told in the words OF the 5alwaris
themselves. They say that they viii work "A hard far
the ticket this year ever before
lhcre Is anything but harmony, however in the rons
"i the democrats Inc present Democratic State Com
mtoe Is controlled by the friends the Ieadcrs nj tho
Committee OF One Hundred To harmonze matters I,s
year the Democratic state Committee was increased NV
the addition Of " five members at large" rb.s, ,,
were named by John Kelly and compose the To,u,arv
coiheh' Oh tle committee The success of this plan for
harmony was not very striking the city in which t
laihahy vote lies, gave alnrgcy decreased
majority since then the party has reorgnnized
IN the city under the auspices OF the COMMITTEE, nf ou,
Hundred. This committee viii send a finn il
VIII scnd anothcr delegation, and ma t'nY
Bowc, or New irving Hail Democracy is rr,na,'n,,
II thrd 1annany Hail. while claiming To he ma ,'i,
IcEutr 1ftHhilatloh III the city (nd that with riphi
pahdc, VIII not accept any ting than ON, nIf f
representation III the Slate Convention. The
Oh one Hundred, lis leaders say viii make mo- trr,ns
WIN laimtnJ, and viii demand thr admin tanr, ,f j.,
nun delegation. The New Irving Hall Druncr,rv v,hii
Wu organize within short time, has Two ,ur,,k',n M
thc state Committee ANA ii Will demand at I.a. ,.
Tu me representation in the state ConN enon Fran
tHc present temper OF the leaders these varnis m M
lHitlOnS, II seems next to thp
~ ma, u"llHe ihe hSht Is expected to open as soon m
the State Committee meets. ~ '"'' 40
lhcfc nave Always been IF tho ..
party represented III the state uub In, i',
are expected 10 bc drawn as usual YEAR onv ,,
one Important change. Inc last Two conycutions ,.r
nominated by Mr. COnAng. TAc leaders of tnnt Win,
lhc minority TINS year. "Inc Republicans hnv,,.r
SAM one al them yesterday never carr, thrlr
r" lar but thal lcJ give cordial aud united snnrt n
the hchct nominated" The contest inns v,rr - j..
salu, Wlh be made over tr cOntruI ui H. 81 -,
committee Inc last committee was largely I'm The M
ttfcst OF MT Conkng. How 1t stands now i'm v,,Vy -
the thahscs growing OUT OF the recent comics, il - ,t
ter OF Goabt Noe-rosdet Arthur is clairt,an ~ ,
committee Inc members are follows: '