New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-22
LOCAL FACTIONS TO UNITE on \ TICKET
HOW raE o.rjces WILL Probably RI DIVIDED
TANHANY To HAVE 4 LIONS SHARE.

HOW IiE flC.~ WILL PR BADLY Ri DIVIDED
rANrftNY To- HAVE LIONS SHARE.
The imprc- ion is gaining gtound that the
various Democratic organization, u ihi- clty VIII uute
ON q county Ticket SuDld tu, be- dome r,umauy Han
viii receive tIe lion, share TO IL will bc conceded tuc
Muyorlu prouA'l' the controucr,up. ami two of tine
three Common Pleas Ju1.c.p.. 1ri, viii leave ,or the
County Democracy the D-tuct-Atowcy, one Common
Pleas Judge and Coroner. 1rrms hall NAV receive
some small consideration, but tue general impression
That that organization should uc satisfied with vn1t
H has already received The list of rauudny oauIi
date, for the NyouIty nomination Is not large. There
was strong effort made TO induce John Kelly to ACCEPT
it, hu hc ha, refused to allow DO, name TO Dee used for any
public position thi, lall Mayor Idou D. candidate for
r"uomnajon and There are a considerable number OF
Itnmdny leaders who th.u, the or-tu t1u would do
As Well with hm a, with amy one. Alderman uugh !.
Grant has many warm friends who are pressing bus
claims. Ills opposition To the BroIdNay Slrhcr Rail-
road JOB gives him good dcl OF str'u-th Congress
man - $ cox was urge, o. become - candidate bu Lc-
clucd on hc ground Chat hc would much rather De re
turned to Copyrr>s Joseph J. Opouohuc remains suu
an available candidate. lie 3, willing Go accept the nomi-
nation lac eau receive the heart, support Of an the ur
rtuit,uons E1-Concr,-~uau T.. ~ Dlcr, is put far
wand hl us friends hut his youth b, against hn as we'll
rs the fact That lac has mover shown uuusun. ability,
The nominee COR Mayor. IN orlcr 60 obtain the snpport
of the County Democracy must Iod,, lu,lf to r,,,,-
Works iu caso Mayor EDISON shold rcnominatc him
MI lhomp-ons tc,m of office cNprr, ou ptc.nI, 10 of
the present year la ease MI Ll,ou should refuse to
rruomuatc him. effort Will bc maze to have the m ,,t
Board lay Tine nomination of Zoo, eucrc-.or ou the tl,
The new Mayor VIII have the power % mako ,pnoipt-
mcuts o. heads 81 departments of thc city government
without confirmation 10y the Board of Aldermen
For Controller the most prominent candidate Tins far
mentioned in Iammtny Han l. Andrew g. SnultrJ prsi
dent oi The sterling Ere ln-,r4nc. Company Artbur
Lo1rt, treasurer OF the TlmmauN ouc., would r.r,i
srour support DO hc would allow hi, name TO bee used
.Ds reclining Common Pleas judges ale Me..r. l. rr,-
more, Day and Alien. AL are candidate, for icu,,,.
fion. Jud-r IirIri.JIc has made % hieHl, ,..,nt,l,
Judge. t- hIs missed q WORKING ilt I'm fI t,t,
je, tiat hc has STAT the bench. D. uopu,r i'm ill.,
laIlauf ul-tIi tauOI ana stand, % good c1uc. al r.
nomination. There are several lawyers Iu both ta Tam
many and County democracy o--tul atoms vino are "A Ill
IuZ wear tlc crmue. Elliott eiudlord or Irwin. nan
Us ALSO ambition, t0 become Judge
Colonel john q. Fellows Us the County Democracy
candidate for District Attorney. although p,far D.
Onct - willing o. he hl, own successor. lt - oit, d
whether tOlour! Fellows would hr rc.pii.fo fo 'if.
many Hall. ihetc i~ general feeding thai ne wnlid
weaken The ticket instead 0i being source oil .fren
ii hc has pro-. ul.ril u-ru to DO. Counts, D.,,u-
criry leaders etHc and National conventions ana t,e
nt hn- gone forth that he must Doe consider. me- iolut,
Democracy candidate.
For Coroner there a legion OF candidate. ln both or
gauIzalon-.