New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-14
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REPLY OF THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY To THE PROP
osIIfoN FOR A CONFERENCE

REPLY OF THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY To THE PROP
osnIoN FOR CONFERENCE
Harmony received a check last night at the
meeting OF the County Committee OF the County Democ-
racy held ut No UnOin square. The letters sent 10y
the special committee appointed by Tammany Hal!and
Irving Hall asking for conference, 20 that united
delecatou might be sent Buffalo read, and re
ply 10 them vas presented ny l.. Enery Anderson aud
supported by him IN speech which Mr. Roosevelt de-
clarod was more emphatic than the letter that was
ordered 20 be sent TO the committees on harmony In
the letter the action OF the opposing organizations Is SAID
10 e unwise real unity cannot be secured except ut
the urinary neetings and not by substituting for this
fair and lust method OF eectng delegates diyi-
$40, az the delegates by the leaders OF con
lcting political organizations. II Is also asserted
by those whom Mr.. Kelly called his neighbors ana to
whom hc extended the ove-branch OF peaTe inst II
uust he remembered that the organization OF the County
democracy was recognized regular By the last state
Convention without opposition BY Inmmnny Han The
letter closes with this paragraph In the nope tht you
viii see ta success IA made certain by union among the
noeple and cannot he secured by combinations OF man
ayer. We respectfully invite you To unite with us Ia re-
uetlng all the Democratic electors Of this city 10 attend
tue PRIMARY meetings to % held under the RESOLUTIONS Oh
tue -tate Committee - A.. .......
ference could place o the voice OF the people AS
expressed at tue primaries 70 DC ealeu % INC nounS
democracy because represent the regular Den0c-
r,cy Sir. Roosevelt said that the concluding para
ne Irter might be read IN tgo ways-that the
Halls or declines hem lie then proceeded to state the
.c...ty OF returning answer mat conveyed no uh-
c.rtnfy lie referred to his hght al Saratoga and TO
b. ugailng siucs meeting OF the state Committee
rcf or my own sake" lac explained, but .Or THIS
organz AoI. and want Ia put nttle more lOrce
INTO mi, letter Ills force was series OF daes tohs
when he siahed added to the letter the rs one OeinS
WHAT KIND of harmony j. prDpo-edf ana theh louoWe'
sarcastic illusions to personal anu osiIies private
irfe. and polca ambitions" falling under the per
sonal control OF a single leader such an olive
branch as was proposed. AIT koo,eyst sal ,
might elect Democratic legislators but cOnu IL bOlu
fuc'u after election 10 prevent their opposing
pcuocrutic Governor a. Hc continued tht ruch
harmony would endure only during the pleasure ana
iner.t of each the contracting parties ana IL 100
eph-meral tO meet our approval ,--, -,
The closing paragraph OF the letter was explained by
Mr. Olney As being emphatic In favor OF .ho primaries
called y the County Democracy, while e& Mayor cooper
said that the only difference between tue amendment
sd the resolution was that Mr.. Roosevelt would take
the opportunity ~ this time TO say unpleasant tnhkr
ana 10 reply Ia sarcastic terms MI cooper quoteu Tue
Bi1,cal abatement about there being time Tor every
thing aud added that d. lot thlnk IL was Sood tns
row 10 indula re IN unpleasant dscnssoOsh Nlthoht
rthsr comment the uent lost and tie letter
a. Uttered by SIR Anderson was unanimously Adopted