New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07
PEACEMAKERS WHO DID NOT SUCCEED
MEssRs. MAYNARD AND MAXWELL LEAVE THE CITY
on.r. c1 20 To nrMnCRATLC UNION.

MESSRS. MAYNARD AND AAA"''hS ''''A'
OBSTACLES TO DEMOCRATIC UNION
Isaac II MAYNARD. the Democratic candidate
for Secretary of STATE returned to his home in Deih
Delaware County Yesterday, without bringing ABOUT
union Of Tammany Hall, Irving Hall and the county
Democracy on nominations FOR local oHco'
Mr.. Maynard accompanied OH "'' -
to this city by another OF tue ""o
candidates, State Treasurer Maxwell VINO ueSro' "
reelection; but Mr. Maxwell, instead Of seeking tho
acnon of bis rural home at Batavia went TO Albany
Yesterday IN communicate the Of Mr.. Maynard'
failure TO Governor Cleveland and Daniel hannng 'h'
Chairman OF the Democratic state Committee
One OF the Tammany leaders said yesterday &" May
nard and Maxwell first went TO Fnbnr D. lhOhpHVh 'uo
Commissioner OF Pubic Works OF course he PROMISED
harmony in behalf OF the County Democraoy' FROM
bis once they went 10 that Of John Kelly In Park-row
believe they went from the Public Works once 10 UT
Kclv,s ON their knees / hardly think Maxwell ma any
covering now 10 his knee-pans. Mayharu "a' wv
spokps,oan He said to Mr. Kelly ihat the country
non,ocrats had estimated after the Buffalo Convention
that the Democratic ticket would nave zOoVoO
naiodty-the same as last year At hr5t S'Bh1
this estimate would seem absurd, but when IL
was ondrred that the Democratic ticket obtained 'haI
majority through the apathy OF Republicans anu In''
the apathy still nued,the estimate coUH not DC con
sidered wholly ridiculous But OF late The cOulJry Dr
ocras had been dsquoJcd by the evidences 81 serious us
seusons among the members OF the Democratic factions
y
SEPARATE local and legislative tickets the e
publicans would instantly aroused into acnViy III
hone Of Themselves capturing the Offices rus womb
make the leaders OF the Democratic lacuohs
nervous and lead to their swapping ou
rota. for the state ticket for votes for
local candidates. This condition OF Affairs maze inc
country Democrats anxious ami discouraged ana they
opd therefore urge the New-York Democrats 10 heal
their differences AMI put up a union ucAo' VI ''i"'
Mr. Kelly replied that he was aTdcnty in
favor OF harmony. II Mr. Maynard ana siI t
meeting OF the Taumany Hall General committee lhey
would see tnat that organization also was Ia laVOf
harmony Yet the County democracy Icau'lS' 90
plain from the newspaper repOr's OF tatE iecgSt i
ngs, we're not IN favor o. u" W,yniTI and Sir
Maxwell snOuu not be diSqueted by any Tears ha Iue
state tick would suffer Ougl these disschso,s AZ
least The fanmanY Han orkaniL l'Ion =" Is Gu
ccrued That faction wuui most 10y ~, itPncd ~
| ticket. Mr. Maynari and Mr. MaTwc tnen retufncu 70
| The real cause OF Mr. Maynard's and MI; MaHgoTs
County Dem cracy nave come 20 an agreement ycss
the division between then OF the mex pGaIu ~
vance as the keystone OF local politics Tor several years
| to come. rhe Democratic state ticket in'
m p%,"'oT NAV All be- lost: Dut there WI not
be moments grer over them II tne Board 81 Auctnen
| l. secureu Tue new Board Will practically LAY " 40
anal he The ne1t Commissoner OF Puonc WORKS, the
next CONTROLLED the next rohSe ans w5o
shall nh several oiner valuable local omce',
Altogether the amount oi patronage m'oNSl
Is enormous the County Democrac, : sole am IN the
present canvass Is 10 elect enough AilcI ln.n AV
MIR Thompson az head Of the Department OF fdohc
Works in Csc Mayor lsOn should nominate sont VI ger
man for the place II Tammdny Han comedies
these Aldermen there Will be unl"n ticket
But the Tam any Hall leaders viii NOS benz conhdrt
mat thcy can elect NJ least twelve NJ the twcny-iouT
Aldermen At present the County Dem"cracY
leaders are cudeIyOTlug 10 make an a'lAh'o
with tue Republicans and the tiULch1 Com
mitfee wAicu Will secure them the coveted
Aldermen Mr. Thompson therefore does not Ioydly
second Mr. Maynaru'S tni Mr. Mtyw'I- efforts tn "b-
tain union ticket Toe Idumn IS Hal. leaders are OF
opinion that Nj Thompson hop.7 10 OBTAIN y, a.,
in .Or-em.nt" % hIs clnuIda'c- tor Aldermen F'h
the Cifz.I-' Committee through charles W. Day ON, lA'
secretary Of tine committee, WHO was Formerly county
Democracy leader. 49,.
Tue tltIzrus' Committee rs well "a tho DrmocT1u,
flcou- intends To make f.u capture OF the bniIl Z"
Aldermen it, cnIcf This iI. secret meeting "l
the committee was held t-l week, ht Whrh lh. HAN'
va tBnrnIsIy d-rI.. Il. Another meeting VITA tIe
same nIir. wI d. urld On week. TOO" committee uH-
not set decided whether o. VIII uun'ulIr ChHlIi|'- OF
h. own far Aldermen, or make % selection from lhu-r
nominated Dy tie several Democratic factions pui tine
Republican party.