New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-26


There seems little reason 10 doubt
that the Democracy Of this city viii unite a local
ticket as well AS on the state ticket. The reason
assigned for this by the leaders Is that they
do not wish to impcrl the STATE uoAe'
by afordiDg opportunity to some oi the ui'tr'c'
leaders To trade votes. Tammnuy Hail. me county
Democracy and Irving Hall viii constitute the parties
TO the transaction. There is no disposition shown py
anyone in organizations TO concede anything 10
the Purroywhe faction and this is not strong enough
10 run ticket OF It's own.
John Kelly said yesterday 10 reporter 0t IHE lkiB-
uNE: Tammany Hall will favor union on the local
ticket It was expected by the Democracy OF the state
that the union on the State ticket would be followed py
harmony in the city This will insure large vote for
the state ticket 1t viii all incentive to trading
and dckerng on the part of those w1o might be 80 IN
clined"
" How far will tais union extend"
should it he carried into effect. it will probably in
clude the offices Of Mayor County Clerk, sheriff. two
JUDGES Of the Superior Court three Coroncrs. aud prob
ably Congressman. The Aldermen and Assemhymen
VIII probably be left to various district organizations
t. agree upon union or separate candidates as they
may deem best"
Who are mentioned for the Mayoraty"
several names have been casually mentioned.
Among them are those of Augustus sohell Controller
Campbell, John T. Agucw, Herman Oelrichs ana Con
:, De- Won r.rsonallv favor tIi- movement ?"
Yes; anything that will aid the ate u'Aet, WhcN
consider tOuable. and viii give Us al the s'
time good city officers will receive my hearty suppOit
President Sauer Of the Board of derlnen' sad fh
the indications point 10 union oi the Deh"cI'o' vi
local ticket ! am III favor ~ his M,
Ex-Aldermau John Reiey another prominent ram
many Hall representative, -ad thlhk II me ",,',
plsx to unite on local ticket this year Iannany nan
l. strong enough 20 ticket but II is better io he
sake of harmony that there should De uNluH O'iO'
TaiumanV men expressed the same opinion.
The Comfy Democracy AMI Irving lla leaders almost
without exception favored union Nn me OcA ilchct
Hubert o. THOMPSON Commissioner ot fupic MOIks'
was recent OH the >Uhec but II 5 undoIajOOd that he
favOrs union On certain conditions 49,,
There is not much doubt, Ala Irnin keenan, Hhiu'
that there Will he a union effected The basis OF settle
ment will be agreed upOn aud the OrganlzaAOuH WIZ
then nominate candidates for the offices a.O'tea 90
them There VIII be 10 drawing from nat thir tiht.
The pLc did sh tha performance anu IL VIII Hul
be repeated
County Clerk Butler Thomas COstiCan, supervisor OF
The CtU Kecord. aud other County Democracy leaders,
favored the union. Al Xander v DAVIDSON Shei Ol
the order Of Arrest Dcpar ment OF the oherh7 OWoe
said thar Irwin Hal also was in favor OF a union
The basis of for the three ORGANIZATIONS
and the offices 10 Do awarded 70 eacn VIII De
titled bv the committees OF conference appointed Dy
each organization. The County Democracy VIII ask
tna il be on the basis OF representation III the state Con
vvutiOn This will probably he opposed by Ialnnany
Hall which will ask more BOth thesc Organizations
Will endeayOr secure the MayOraty Piize'
President sauer. of the Board OF A!dcrhen,
Is a candidate for nomination Tor county
Clerk by Tammany Hall. SO is ex-Alder-
man John Rcilley. County clerk Butler desires n
denomination by the County Democracy. Alderman 7,
II. keenan, desires the nomination Tor -herln al tuc
hands of the County Democracy, and IN case OH one OF
the three leading county offices Is AWARDED 70 t or Or
ganizaOn he III contest with County Clerk Butter ioI
the prize Irving Hall asks for one Ohce-that O oholH
and Alexander V Davidson l. already namel rs tue
nominee fl case 1t Is conceded 10 that hall