Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-04
TAMMANY-CLEvELAND.
Grady to Be Forced to Leave His
Position.
THE GOOD NEWS FROM OHIO
No Reason Why the Grand Old Buckeye
State Should Not Go Demo-
cratic.
THE OUTLOOK IN NEW YORK

New YORK, September 3.-The Tam
many Hall Committee on Organization will
have meeting Friday evening. 1t will
be one Of the most important ever held in
the wigwam, and there is more interest
taken in its results than there was some
years ago, when the discipEng sub-commit-
tee was appointed. There was over three
hundred members of the Committee on
Organization and it is safe to prophesy that
there will be but few sbsentees when the
roll is called. 1t is expected that if there
is circus it will begin as soon as the meet
ing is called to order by Mr.. Kelly. 1t may
be ushered in by a little sideshow. Some
members may call the Fourteenth Assem-
bly, Committee to account for coming out
for Cleveland before orders were given or
the Committee on Organization had taken
action. If such an attempt is made IN
criticising that districts committee for in
dorsing the regular nominees ofthe Nation
al Democratic Convention, Register Reilly
and others will defend the stand they took.
Register Reilly does not think that he or
his colleagues will be asked like lot of
schoolboys to give q reason for what they
did as Democrats
Difference of Opinion,
There is a difference of opinion among
the Tammany Hall leaders as to the best
policy to pursue at Friday nights meeting
of the Committee on Organization. W..
Bourke Cochran and others do not wish the
Organization Committee to forstall the &C.
tion of the General Committee. 1t has al
ways been the custom of the Organization
Committee to shape the course of the Cen
eral Committee. In fact, the General Com
mittee, which comprises over 400 mem
bers, has for years merely acted as ratih-
cation body OF its subcommittee. Now, it
is proposed to allow the Presidential in
dorsement question to be considered in
General Committee. The general opinion,
however, is that the Organization Commit
tee will pass resolutions indorsing Cleveland
and Hendricks, and that numerous speeches,
including one from Mr.. Kelly, will be
made in explanation of Tammany
Halls hardness in deciding what to
do. There is possibility Of ex-senator
Grady turning himself loose on that night.
If he does he is likely to have war dance
all by himself 1t is settled that he will not
take any part in the campaign for Gov.
Cleveland AS soon as the wigwam for
mally indorses Cleveland, Grady will resign
from the General and Organization Com
mittees. His resignation may only be as a
member Of the present committees and will
not prevent his reelection as a member OF
the committees of 1855 1t is more than
hinted that Grady is in league with the
Blaine managers. His frequent chats with
Steve Elkins seem to bear these suspicious
out. A well known Tammany Hall Cleve-
land man said yesterday; Grady is not for
Butler, he is secretly working for Blaine,
He is, from what can hear in charge of
working up the anti Cleveland sentiment
if there is any left, among the Irish and la,
boring people. | guess Steve Elkins and
Grady understand each other.