New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-12
DEuocR4nC H4RMoNr ASSURED.

ARRANGING A DIVISION OF THE SPOIS IN THIS
CITY.
Negotiations fora union of the Democratic fac
tons have been progress since the ad ournmcu Of the
State Convention The one great object on the plrl OF
the County Democracy has been to reach a secret agree
ment with Mr. Kelly securing the Public Works Depart
mcut to the County Democracy. This TO DO done
through the next Board OF Aldermen, which will have
the confirmation of Mr.. ThOmpsons successor Il wa
reported yesterday such an agreement had been
reached division OF the other offices satisfactory to
Tammauy would be made This report was confirmed
last night by the proceedings OF special meeting the
Tammuny Committee on Organization called TO take ac-
ton on the subject
when the committee met every person was e1-.
cludcd from the room excepting members. Mr.. Kelly
was In the chair lie said that he had an Important
communication make To the committee in regard to
union OF the Democratic factions IN the city and he sug
gested that man be appointed from each Assembly
District as conference committee 90 consider the
iect Such a committee then appointed. After the
appointment OF this conference committee tho meeting
adjourned.
The conference committee subsequently, met Mr.
Kelly who said that the County Democracy had made a
pro position to him for union Of the party this fall The
County Democracy had suggested to him Mr. Kelly said
that Tammany Hall should name the Register and one
Supreme Court Justice, while tho County Democracy
should ERme Supreme Court Justice, one
City Court Justice ana nne OF the Democratic
candidates for Alderman. The County Democracy
made no offer of what share OF the Offices should
fall to the lot of the Irving Hall Democracy alleging
reason that Irving Hall practically ally OF Tam
many Hail and rs such vas not Justified In receiving
any separate consideration. Mr.. Kelly said thai
he suggested to the County Democracy that Irving Hall
should be represented in the party COun,ls which
finally agreed to-
The conference committee then held animated dis
cussiOu 20 the ACCESSIBILITY of accepting oyerures
OF the County Democracy. Khe two three thOl gh
that ranmany Hall could do better by running separate
eau didates in opposition TO the nominees the County
Democracy the majority conceded that the propositions
and suggestions OF the County Democracy fair auJ
iunon and peace essential to the of TIA,
party fall Some or the leaders I'm the districts where
the Iamamny candidates could DO elected In the face
opposition OF the County Democracy and Republican
party opposed TO granting any such concession
nine Aldermen to the County Democracy, but they wec
DutyOted 10 finally decided that all district nOml
nations be referred to the District Conventions with tn
recommendation That there should be In all cases. unit
OF action 10 insure, far possible, Democratic
Board OF Aldermen, and Democratic membero of bot
houses of the Legislature. The names Of eau aidaes
| be nominated rs suggested by the County DemOerac
discussed by the committee but the members re
fused TO disclose this part OF their proceedings IL
learned. however, that the County Democracy OF