New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-10
FH4T IAMMANY DEMANDS.

A number Of the Democratic members Of
the Legislature this city Brooklyn departed
Albany last night. Nothing has been accomplished
since the adiournmenD the Legislature toward reach
ing harmonious settlement OF the Democratic differ
ences Senator Jacobs says that he will Withdraw
the nominee for presdent pro TEN. or the
senate Daniel Manning who to hold the fate
% the Democratic majority III his hand, word by
Democratic who has been the city since the
adjournment that Mr. Jacobs would be withdraw at
any time n that would satisfy Tammang.
John Kelly, In conversation with TRIBUNE reporter
YESTERDAY -" far know the situation = I'M
changed The senators and Assemb'ymen opposed to
the election ~ Nr Jacobs held conference satur-
day and talked the matter again nut nothing
was developed. We do object Mr.. Jacobs per
grounds and do not intend bring any personal
iIcs into this contest We viii not support any caudi-
date who has been identified with the interests OF
moneved corporations Unfortunately ;or Mr. Jacobs It
If well known that he has acted the pact In
eats Of corporations"
Have any propositions been submitted % Tammany
since the adjournment OF the Legislature looking
harmonious settlement 4"
None whatever Nor have made any"
VIII the withdrawal or Dir. Jacobs settle the din
Guilty ."
No. not necessarily. We determined. so far as
We can prevent It, that The committees suoh Rail
roads Cities which practically control legislation.
shall not made mp the interests OF corporations and
against the interests Of the people they have been In
the past Some other senator might do that well as
Mr. Jacobs"
that Tammany demands the chat nAhlp
OF the Ruiroad Committee IA the Senate Tor Mr. Boyd.
and that Of Cities Tor Mr. Grady :"
NO but W. demand that these committees shall not
be made mp in interests of corporations. commit
ee OF the Democratic caucus. acting with committee
representing the utimou0pOy principles, could easily
make uu those committees The names could then be
handed 90 the LrutenautCTove and he could an
nouuce them. they could be adopted 10y the Senate
The House committees could be agreed upon IN the
wiy. That would reinovc all obstacles % the deadlock
II would matter much then whether the Senate had
"a president pro TEN. or not
Ills Mir. Patterson objectionable TO Tammauy as
Speaker OF the House :"
"Wri. that matter has not been considered partcu-
larry ! think thar n viii not be much trouble 10 or
guZr the House when al agreement has been reached
la the senate
Do Won think that your Democratic opponents viii
An organization uv TIE aid or Republican votes ds
they are asserting tury NOW do " t.cy choose ~
" so. That s mere political buster don z think
they can Afford organize III mat or rhat the kC
uuhncarH cHu AFFORD 20 AIt chem. believe Oh" Dem
6rrs will vet organize both hou-c- hut 10 can only be
done by Just regard for tAe iuterrss oi ihe people
Those Interests Represented br The HLfi-n"uppoY
principles az laWuany ban We propose u" h"AfIt 10
THAT platform
A-teu5,yuau 1IcTurrbv s1id LAST night rhat Do OK
pr,tc au,f er week spent 10 WIarslhg without
acc1irpi ing any ming.
-tr uo way oq, OF The dl-uiry' said senator Ftz
gerald ..
marked Asscub.. fuuu John -hau'r}- "i h'''-'h.