New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

=. No +bo strongest leader In Tammany Han He
49, ono Of the Tammany Commissioners IN AiDahy
;Dc the last session Of the Legislature, ana henCe
one Of the big four"-Kearney Nichols epinola
ord sauer. MI KearDey has been credited WIN
osnir;nc 70 succeed Mr. Kelly as Boss" lie mas
heen in Saratoga with his family and son-ln-law'
REGISTER Docharty. for several weeks In CONVERSE
zion with THE TRIBUNE correspondent on the post
tion Of Tammany Hall this year he said
ave came here to the meeting OF tho state COM
oittce 70 ask that resolution be passed to the eff
fect that where disaflectIon exists the committee
recommend that efforts be made to agree upon a
united delegation. Such action had been taken p'
fore bv the State Committee. We saw members ol
the committee from different parts OF the stare anu
they all agreed 10 take such action. Judge brauS
also saw them and they made similar promises 70
him II seemed TO be clear that such was th@ sen
fment of the committee. But when II go' 'o9c9iTi'
nnder pressure from nldcn, no doubt IL pas'u uns
resolution recognizing the County DJno'I" " want
closing the door in our faces Ilueii uV.S NO -.
Tho norty 10 succeed Had any sort OF an hNltd-
ton heen tryen Tammany would have sent deie-
CATION" .o,.,,,ors o>,,,loir tbeir Sudden
"No After the committee adjourned Nj. kinsella
of Brooklyn. called me INTO room Whel9 Hup.IU
n Thompson was and we had talk about the
resolution. Mr.. Klnsella wanted us 10 Teach some
agreement so that could get a united deleBatloh
i
make the ca for primaries SO General as 10 lncIuGo
an Democrats and then hold all the primaries III
the city on the Same mght 10 PreNcn'
men from voting IN more thaA one pic
Mir Einsclla thought this fair propnsltoi Out
Mr. Thompson declined 10 agree 10 IT. TIC S;'iI 'IiS
would hold primaries on different hlsH'S3 nv e ba
know what tina. means. Then asked nm ne
Would nee TO have the voters registered ueloIe So
primaries were held. the same as the county Pc
,r"h@biv fr.m knowledge OF 1ammany'S superior
strength Mr.. KInSclla SAID that ought TO Oe satlS
factorv as the registry system had worked wei
IN Brooklyn hut Mr. Thompson Declined TO make
such an agreement, and that ended the tax on the
' "''Wiil Tammany send delegation to the SYRIA
u" am in favor of scuding one. Mr.. Klpsella and
others said they would make a hght on the HoOr Oh
the Convention for the admission oi lamm,lly' hr'
Kelly because OF the past treatment we have re-
celved has been opposed to Sendlhg any uelc9'iion
10 the convention TINS year. nave Deeh eeHUin ~
the Gradys Nichols, SaueTS ana every DodS 10 heIiy
fo uer.uade hun TO agree 10 send delegation. lie
finally told me yesterday that ne W"uiu DC sitIsnc"
,o have a meeting of the Committee on Organize
zion called 10 decide the matter. think 1T would
strengthen Tammany to send deIesalOn' because
ii would prevent newsp IpeIs opposed 70 US II0ul
saving that we kept away IurpoSely 70 dEluc the
nartv don't think the delegation would De ad-
mitted as Iildcn is opposed TO such course, Dut
there is more sympathy with laInnany thTough0ut
The State now then before, since lllden began MS
persecution" ,. .o,..,, o. o.,
nit Iammany to the state Convention
yiding we get nd OF our head" .v
" What do YOU mean by your head 7"
MIR Kelly. of course. Mr.. Manning has said as
much But 1t cannot De done. There are over
30 600 Democrats back of Nh. Kelly, and am one
of them. You can put that just as strong rs you
have mind TO-" - .
mite Cd a local ticket in the ctyf"
yes such propositions nave been made by County
Democratic leaders. They want the Sheriff and are
willing 10 agree upon candidate for Mayor the
same as before, with a falr division OF Inc Other
spolls There will Toe probably no agreement after
the action of the state Committee. AT any rate we
will agree 10 no committees OF anything else where
Irving Hall Is not fully recognized IL the Anti
MonoDosts nominate a good ticket ana Iannaly
nOminates a good city ticket with some Anti
Mouopolist for Mayor not member OF the oIganl-
SatiOH, We will carry the clty
There has been some talk of Tammany nominal
ing Mir Flower for Mayor III case be- is not noml-
mated for Governor suggested the correspondent
" dOn'l think Nj. Hover would 90 fOT an Anti
Monopoly candidate. but he could undoubtedly
carry the State as the candidate of the united De
mocracy for Governor i don't think he VIII be
nominated for Governor unless the Indtn people
think there is no chance TO elect candidate, when
they would be willing to see Flower chosen