The sun., 1883-10-28
THE BREACH NOT HEALED.
LINES ABOUT ALL DRAWN FOR THE
NEXT WEEKS LOCAL BATTLE

tween the County Democracy and Tammany
In relation to the nominations for Senators
have failed and II is not likely that they will |
be renewed. One OF tho County Democracy
leaders asked the Hon. John Kelly on Friday
whether an understanding could not be
reached on the nominations In the Seventh
and Eighth Senate districts. and Mr.. Kelly
answered that 1t was too late to make
any changes. The Irving Hall leaders
have been equally unsuccessful In their at
tempt to make union in the Seventh district
Senator Daily accepted last night the County
Democracys nomination In that district
md he will probably be endorsed by the
Irving Hall Democracy. He has also accepted
the nomination of the German American In
dependent Citizens Organization and Of the
Anti Monopoly party. Tho anti-Brodsky Re-
publicans have nominated John b. Voskamp.
Ex-Justics Timothy J. Campbell. the nominee
OF Irving Hall and tho County Democracy in
the Sixth Senate district. has been endorsed
by the Republicans. In the Eighth district the
endorse Senator Browning. and nominated
There will be no union on AssemblSmen and
and the County Democracy have each nomi-
mated It's own candidates, and in some districts
Irving Hall has put men Is the race.
met in the afternoon. MIR. Kelly asked each
strength OF James o'I,ren and Jacob Hess in
sst hs rGss MSSi sdt hs pmy sSd shd
carry the district for J. J. sleyin for senator,
hard in the Second district. but he believed
that Tammany would get about Its usual vote
sidney GT ssd t S1 M w11d Snd
that Tammany would elsct the Alderman.
;AAIderman Fitzratrick snd that that ,.s ex,sAldermnn
Fourth district. Ex-County Clerk Gumbeton
would W be elected senator L the election we're Ito to
would %g %ShYngs 9sioss toSlsssn Soy ,or
making his report in verse. and then said that
Tammany men in the Sixth district were Try try.
G campoeii. It would be hard job. bocaasc ] the
ex-Justice had more cousins than my man he
had ever knoTn senator JGhn
fight. Tor, Tammnny. ,Mr. Maurice F; Holahan
the Twelfth district and then the roll call was
SnMn ,e ,s ,oT s Col s
reported that the Twenty fourth would give
good account OF itself on election day. and
%hsn foiiss Gemms'i9ner @ m, Nichols began to
v was Hi true TINT Poliee Commissionsr Matthews
Timothy ]. Campbell that the Police Commits
sioner Nichols replied that Mr.. Matthews had
told him thar he had been misrepresented. but
through the newspapers. taking the ground
that there was no no use in raking it up again.
and should not interfere in elections -fhereup.
on MIR. Martin. Mr.. o'RoilIy; and Tax Com:
The isaders in tho downtown districts spoke
town town leaders W admit,ed that o Brien @ wou poll
considerable vote in their district. All the
leaders said that Isaac H: MAYNARD
senator Grsdy said TIA, steps should s hs L Ken
nard was not n prohibitionist. He was in the
Legslature With VT that centeman N1 Maynard
wishes Of his constituents BY opposing The ex. @
tension into the country, districts OF the Excise
law in the shppe in which it was wanted in New
Gen. spnola also endorsed Mr.. Maynard.
is n3s ianats he sad
Mr.. Kelly said that every candidate on tho
State tGke, Would reseye
tet I Iesa aa heard Gahsa ons ns ShRe
estly supported by tho other Democratic or
gapizations. Il don't believe the story" Mr..
didayes wom hev ava 70 ms and fe helame
that thew viii vote Tor our candidates" ''"o''
''W NJ Kai,w saih ha had M dnmht ~ Tho eloct,on
of % most % oi The Tammany Nom nominees e for Sem
ators. The COMMITTEES resolved to hold n mass as
Tbursday evening next and then a.}iouTned nuIa On
The Committes Of One Hundred which is
ticket. met in Mmnicipal Hail in he aiiernoons at moon
the nomnations % viii bo made at That that NEE meetins
enth ssmh distrc, ms ast ninh m ne ~ I'fH fn9
West thirty seventh street and nonsinated DR.. DR..
Th;r,v omrth s,ret u fnr ~ tho "ast
sembly The coored d vote @ I'm in H this district m Is
i,iar IL tha ny hvsc,n WIZ was a 'e
made a member Of the Metropolitan Museum,
0thcr nominations for AssomhIvmen warn
| made as foIows. Fourth district inIap"nd
ents. Hugh j, Martin; sixth. RepmbIIcnns
| Theodore BrodhenI: Eighth Tnmmnnv PhiIin
atr;"l 1rnr',in a,ncr,nu, rt, @
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