New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-12
OvERTUREs TOWARD HARMONY.

There is division in the councils of the
County Democracy the question OF local ticket.
Some Of the leaders OF the opinion that II would be
the wsest plan to nominate candidate Tor Mayor when
the County Convention Is held to-day and then adjourn
for day two TO allow conference with TammGny
Hall and whether that organization will approve the
selection The rest of the ticket then be made up
and submitted TO the two conventions for ratification.
This plan opposed by Others who hold that the better
way is TO appoint committee 10 confer with TaInmany
to see ticket can be agreed upon The advocates OF
this plan say that this advised by the dele
gates at the State Convention and Is expected by them
Moreover it is due to Tammany Hall to meet its com
mtee Of conference and what they have to offer.
Should their demands be deemed admissible no harm
will have been done, and the County Democracy Con
yention, when 1t again meets, go and nominate
its ticket. A middle has been suggested by
others This - To appoint committee of conference,
see what Tammany Hall will Offer and report 70 the
County Democracy Convention to-day, or after an ad
1ournment from this afternoon to the evening, when II
no agreement between the two organizations has been
reached they favor proceeding az once to make nonI-
tits probable that committee of conference will be
appointed by tine County Democracy Convention
Among the names for Mayor that likely be pre-
scented by the committee those OF Controller Camp
bell Aaron j. Vanderpoel and Franklin Edison IL
understood that George W. will to the
Use o. his mime rs candidate on the ground that he
cannot sacrifice his business Interests The more nfu-
entail Of the County Democracy leaders say that they
VIII not accept candidate for Mayor anyone who IL
open TO the objection of being a machine" man They
will not accept anyone but member Of the County
Democracy il candidate for County Clerk.
The Inmmany Committee OF Conference, consisting of
from each Assembly District met yesterday Tam
many Han and elected John Kelly chairman and MAURICE
+. Holahan secretary. Jacob Gray was desiSnGscd to
call on similar committees from other Demer1tic or
CARNATIONS ana acquaut them with the met that Tam
many Hall ready to confer with taem in selecting
local ticket The committee then adjourned until this
evening at o'clock. The leaders OF Tammany Hall pro-
Tess Willingness to unite good for Mayor but
say mat they VIII not c0nccdc thing 10 the County
Democracy merely for the sake of harmony.
The leaders OF the County Democracy held meeting
last night ut No. l.127 Broadway, to arrange pro-
gramme for he County Convention be held His after
noon. About fifty persons were present. Ex-MayOr
Cooper. Corporation Counsel Whitney, Police Justice
Power, Commissioner Hubert o. Thompson, f. Elery
Anderson William p Mitchell and Nelson j. Waterbury
took part in the discussion. They all agreed that It
best TO make every effort To a
union local ticket To attain that end u
conference committee will be appointed at the
ton 10 confer with the Tammany and Irving Hall
mittees and the convention will then adjourn TO
sembe Saturday. The County Democracy committee
VIII insist that there shall be deal with the Repub-
and that a Snail be nominated for Mayor VINO
Is representative Democrat not connected with any OF
the organizations. tLeir wishes OUcOmped with
a ticket VIII be nominated ON Saturday.