New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-02
DEMOCRATIC DIsCORD.

complete but may not be sent to the Legisla-
ture until it is organized.
DEMOCRATIC DISCORD
THE COUNTRY DEMOCRACY AND TAMMANY FAIL TO
AGREE-MUCH wRANGLING OVER THE sPOILs
TELEGRAPH To The TRIBUNE
| ALBANY, Jan. 1.-The Democratic members of the
Legislature have quarrellcd over the "spos of Of
fee within their grasp and virtually announced
| that the Legislature shall not he organized till
they 7ctte their differences. This conflict between
! Tamuany Hall aud the County Democrats
for the patronage Of the Legislature was I'M
forcsecn by thc kccncst witted politicians i'll the
Capital. To all appearances the swapping Of Offices
! that was going on between the Tamuany Hall
Committee and Daniel Manning, tha representative
If the County Democrats, was swiftly
| advancing to conclusion satisfactory
! to all parties concerned. ne members Of
! the Tamnany Committee, Police Commissioner
! Nichols Edward Kearney and General Francis b..
/ Spnola were con family in good humr, and as
surcd their friends that the Legislature would sure
| Is he organz on Tuesday, by the united action Of
! the Democrats of every faction. Nr. Manning
was in good humor during the first days of the ne
| gOl;at0n, but gradually became GiSpi.ijed and fin
| ally irritable. In the meantime there were fcW
! Democratic members of tha Legislature to annoy
! the traders with suggestions. l. WIS said that
! they had been told 10 remain away from
Albany till the dickcr was completed. To-day
however, the Democratic members could restrain
themselves no longer. They came pouring into A.
bany BY every train, and naturally desired to learn
the particulars OF the bargaining between MIR. Man
ming aud the Tammauy Committee. When they
were informed there was none there was an cNpio-
sion of dissatisfaction. Tammany llali wa sad TO
demand too much BY and by it ESQ said that
tl.k kIp ty- "a, ne
claims had also been considered by the uegotiators
Long lists OF country gentlemen were displayed who
expected to be made doorkecpers and committee
clerks. Amt Chenango goln' to get anything !"
was remark that was typical Of many another
that was made by country Democratic members.
Tn country Senators were especially eager for
places. Several of them expressed great md igua-
lion when informed that Gammauy claimed the
chairmau,hIp OF tic Eaiir ad Committees in both
Houses. Cries O. 1ammany is debating like she
did in 1879" BEGAN 10 hc heard il was f'rthcr re-
marked that rs the country Democrats had been
willing tO 20 into exile with Lgclus Robinson at
their head in 1879. they also had he courage to
usk TaDnauys organizmg the Legislature by the
aId OF Lhe Republicans in lNN2. This kind ot
talk did not soothe the Tamrauy Democrats. The
KINGS County Democrats also were offended and be-
gan inquiriug who furnished the votes carry the
state IN the year when il was carried by Democrats.
The negotiations between Mr. Manning and The
Tammany C0minlttce waG. facbly under the cir
cumstauccs. suddenly at 10 o'clock, IL was
nounccd tn al negotiations were "oH' The
country Democrats in g.ea; wrath sIi that fam
many asked everything in the hue of patronage
oI'" '""' '"' "'"'' '''' Wv
demand. The TammaHy members on their
par with great good humor said that
they had not asked more than they thought was
their Just share lneS ana nos "Ii''r To Dc III 'no
sh2i,e't "'h''' I'iS1. t"'H '' '"' '"',". '' '"'
country beh''I"'' % can '""''''' '.'" "o'"iHt
oni'eIS ol '-' i-'I'Sl ,''"'' '''" " '"'
lammaHy m'".''i' ana n"' '""' part
thrieh- IL ''' ''i''' "' ''' '"&',
tax "i'f me n'I"''"Ii'.' "''' "'"N'H -"
IN" " J'iS o' ''' "I"'',.-' W
tanning was ''''''" II vas ,'.' ~ '''
hrs, rruPo,,. ion w"' tdat Seuat jacob, should not
r,,.,p. Brooks Sneaker of the Assembly: al., that
l,,r,n.,, ~. u.n,'.. o. tn. lonl,,i t.. ON C,tirs
and Railroads should be- mutually 4c.r"I mon.
In a few days Nr. Kelly rIoughr this
was I"u sum. nj .i' .-'.' i''"
many should also have TIE cierk,hip OF
INC -,'',.,.I''',., i.''1 far n.o ,a.,.inr 81,
"' - -'' ''
Kelly was aware u2j Mr. manning "r,'l''
tucyocjIou Of Daniel = i#moh, oi Albany, rs tlcri
Of ia. Senate. iu demanding thr position for Mr..
~. t tI.,..-,,,. ,...t t.t tt,. Io,.,,,+ houI.i
io."Aah ne ,''" ''''
bc Iun or Jerk Oh the Assembly. hc .Iao 'uou-ht
that fhr Ollie. OF S.r-ednt-at- Arms of one OF the
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mouse, I'd. inc I'-'''' ~ S"'.'' '. ''".'
IN" negotiations mad reached this Stage when
General ~uUo.I and Edward ko.rucy apupqrea
,u.,,,. .s MIR E.Ut's ,ucutr..i.....
~ ~ A''""' .l'.....,', -. ~. t-.l, l.
added eon.dcraYl. iu ia. previous negotiation.
Winnie Uo,lb,u was 10 have the clerk