New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-25
GRADY OUT OF THE RACE.
HE DECLINES TO RUN FOR SENATOR.
THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY THEN AGREES 70 SUPPORT
HDI-sTRAIGHT TANMANY NOMINATIONS.

left with Mr. Kelly 10 carry ont the negotiations with the
County Democracy It Is not known whom Mr Kelly con-
ferred with, but they said to have boon Hubert D.
Thompson and Edward Cooper
The terms OF agreement proposed by Tammany were
satisfactory TO Mr.. Thompson aud Mr. Cooper With the
exception that Mr. Kelly demanded that the, county
Democracy should support Senator Grady III the Win
District Mr. Thompson favorable even to THAR out
Cooper said that he afraid the organization would
have TO draw the line OF "orOW eating" Mt tom
Grady The attacks ON the Governor made by Grady and
his record in the Senate too much for the County
Democracy in the opinion OF some OF tho leaders MI
Kelly was quite willing to match the record of Grady
against that of Fitzgerald and KOCH and hints are said
to have been given that IL there were union Mr.
Grady might run In the district now represented
by Mr. Fitzgerald, the special representative OF the
County Democracy. Mr. Thompson Mr.. Cooper and JUS
tce Power expressed themselves strongly in favor OF
union the only question being TO how it could be car
red out good many Of the members Of tho County
Democracy said it would be impossible TO elect Grady
No agreement reached, and the question was left
open until yesterday.
The County Democracy district leaders met in confer
at No. Union Square at IL M, and continued in
session until about p. There was hot debate over
the question Of indorsing" Grady Mr. Kelly had been
officially informed. days ago. that the County De
mocracy would accept the proposition for union in
the Senate Districts but when Mr.. Kelly had after
ward informed the County Democracy leaders that Mr.
Grady wOuld be the Tammany candidate in the With
District the County Democracy repudiated its orgi-
nal agreement. It was thought that Tammany
would be forced withdraw Grady but 1t refused to do
The questionhen for the County Democracy leaders
TO decide yesterday whether not TO withdraw its
refusal to support Grady.
URGING THE COUNTY DEMOCRATS TO EAT DIRT
Edward Cooper, Hubert O. Thompson, Thomas COsti-
gan and Justice Power spoke In favor OF the County
Democracy again eating dirt by sending word TO Mr..
Kelly that il would support Grady John Keenan, Charles
Reilly Michael Norton aud Thomas Walsh opposed the
proposition to support Grndy. They said that the
Organization already the laughing stock OF
the entire State; that 1t had sacrificed every
principle for which it and had made Tam
many Hall stronger to-day than IL four years ago If
now the organization supported Grady-a who had
betrayed his party In the State Senate and who had
openly derided Governor Cleyeland-hen the seli-re-
specting who left in the County Democ-
racy would be obliged to get ont. In fact said the
who were opposed to Grady II the Organization in
dorses him will weaken rather than strengthen the
State ticket.
Commissioner Thompson said that he thought Grady
should be supported, but he did not feel like
saving much, Mr.. Grady chairman
OF the committee that suppressed the investigation into
the PuOhc Works Department and everything he might
say would perhaps be risconstrued. Edward Cooper
County Democracy in supporting Grady would not hurt
mucn what had been done ALREADY. Tue debate
was continued until about o'clock, resolution
passed by vote Of u yeas to nay 10 support
GRADY. Charles Reilly and John keenan,, leaders IN
Fac t,lon Of the County Democracy to sup
port Crazy vas not taken until aitor IL wa
learned tuat Mr.. Grady was out OF the race.
Democracy rooms leaders na5teuod 10 p4os the rcsO-
luOn order 10 maze appear thdt tAcy Add hot Dcth
tLe means o. defeating h'IHOhy'
TAMMANY DECIDES TIE AGREEMENT orr
Having been officially informed tnat the County De
mocracy would not support Grady information was sent
by Mr. Kelly to the Iammany district leaders to neetih
Tunmany Hill at y. yesterday. Mr. Kelly stated 10
Inc assembled leaders that the County Democracy had
repudiaied agreement union, ana that 1t had
fused support Mr. Grady. The Irving Hall Organization
had also violated its agreement BY nominating /
Timothy j. Campbell for senator IN Mr GraCy'o /
district. 1t only lett Tor Tamnany TO make straight
nominations. Under the circumstance, he thought It .
might lie wei fOr Mr. Grady 10 run IN tAc Ntn District
and asked tIe leaders IRON that district % STATE thcr
opinion OF MS chances there.
Justice Duly, IN answer TO the request shd mat ne
thought Grady would be defeated by "MlSc" Muir /
pny Grady, De said would he charged with being car
AssemByMdu b. tnat COuTae.
all Oh the Win District disagreed with Duly stating that
senator Grady then arose and made some sar
" alike" murphy Lad already made arrangements /
to defeat Tammauy nominees for Aldermen aud As
scInbymau in Duiy's district. Mr. Grady continued by
stating that he Wac III ,d physically Unable 70 make u
canvass for senator lie realized that lac was being pun
sned because loyalty TO 1anmany Hall: but rather
candidate. He thought tnat Edward McCue Should be |
McCne and AsseInbIyinan Tim" Campbell, he said, |
the voters wOUld have no difficulty In Choosing II Nil
$4,000 Tor stone house as result OF the gains OF
one session at Albany
MR. KELLYS RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Grady5 remarks cheeIed, aud aftor he took
his seat Mr.. Kelly offered the following preamble and /
resolutions, which were passed unanimously
Whereas, In views Of the doubts existing the pos
sibiy OF cccing DcInoca iig representatives to tno /
uics Il more than one Democratic candidate were nom
lhaicd III hO-e urtlrts' resolution Wac passed 10y inc
conference On the "a Instant proposing 10 the Irving
Hall and County Democracy Organizations union on /
Senatorial candidates, tho Vh district 10 be conceded
70 me County Democracy ahd WIN, WIN and Ain
DlsCts 10 he conceded TO IamLany Hail. each OrgaL-
aton IN convention having the heht to choose is own
Whereos And answer was received from the County
Democracy organization refusing the terms proposed II
g,inI Ii IN the WIN scn Ii iTTId 5 '' ~
Whc0e The irving Hall organization has also refused
J. g. u,Iibcl i'm me VIA senate District tcrc,orr r il
RcS0red, That the delegates OF this organization repre-
sentng the senatorial District Convention bc ana they
are hereby recommended TO nominate M their cOny,-
lions this evening candidates VINO will faithfully repre-
sent tue people and the principles OF Iamany Han Dc
mOcracy.
sleyin for Senator in the yth District Edward McCuc
who for Coroner the Citizens ticket IN 1892 for
Senator the Win; Frank A. Dugro brother Of EXON
p1essInan Du1O, In the WIN; JOnn w. Browning IN the
Win; ex-Assembyman Cullen IN the XIII Jacob A. |
Cantor in the KIN, and George ~. Punkctt ia the Kiln.
Tne County Democracy leaders said last night that
TiInnany playing bluff game, and would hereafter
be ready 10 Withdraw pant OF lis nominees
1he senate Conventions met Llst night aud the pro-
pTamne agreed upon by the Tamnanl oadcrs was car
red out excepting thai j. Iampden kobb nominated
Democracy ana Irving Han. the County Democracy !
indOIsed" tne irving Hall candidates Ia the Van and
Win DISTRICTS" Mike" Murphy and lin" Campbell. !
James DAILY in the vim and James Fitzgerald IN the |
IAth Districts were rcnOminaed by the County Deuce
racy.
PARTY REORGANIZATION IN THE CITY
Tho Committee of kiphfeen annointed IN re-