The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-19
NECK AND NECK.
Cleveland aud Flower Saving NJ
Saratoga.
KELLEY CAN CRUSH EITHER.
Til. Eyes OF the nation Turned To New
York-A Busy Day la Political Cir
cie- Everywhere, Especially
Among the Democrats.
The New York Democracy.

The New YORK Democracy.
rIF PRELIMINARY ssIRNIsuINo cos.
TfSuEn.
SARATOGA, June l7.-Thc Democratic
State committee met in the United
States Hotel tonight, Daniel Manning
| In tho chair. Tho resolutions of Tam.
many Hall committee on organization
were read, claiming representation In
the convention equal to that of any other
Democratic organization from Now
York. In the course of n long debate,
William &. Whitney offered the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, That the action of the last
State convention, in apportioning
the representation Of New York, be
adopted In making up the preliminary
role.
This resolution was finally carried.
That representation was: County Do
mocracy, IS; Tammany, "a; Irving Hall,
10. one of John Kelly's most trusted
friepds AYERS that Kelly has declared
his Intention to have Tammany bolt the
convention, owing to the action of the
State committee tonight In the appor-
tionmcnt of the representation of the
three Democratic bodies OF New York
City. Sandcrson, editor Of kelly's New
York paper, declares the rumor untrue.
John Kelly declared positively to an
Associated Press reporter tonight that
II the convention upheld the apportion-
ment of delegates from New York, Tam
many Hall delegates will not enter the
convention, but will take the first train
for home.
"PEACE AT ANY PRICE"
SARATOGA, June Is.-It il now believed
that the difficulty with Tammany will
he settled by allowing that organization
thirty delegates i'm the convention, in
stead of twenty-four. The county Dem
ocracy in caucus this morning passed II
resolution urging harmony.
SARATOGA, June lS.--The State Demo-
cratic committee met and adjourned to
distribute tickets. The convention
meets ut o'clock. At Il meeting of the
Tammany delegates nj noon, John
Kelly presiding, Gen. Spinola an
| nounccd that II conference between the
chairman of the county Democracy,
rammany and Irving halls would be
held rs To representation. Irving Hall
and the county Democracy held eau
cusos and selected their delegates in
accordance with the agreement of their
chairman with Tammany. Irving Hall
| instructed their delegates TO vote for
Cleveland.
The caucus of the county Democracy
and State Democracy, this morning
adopted the following resolutions:
w llEREAS, Inc NOW 1brh county
Democracy, meeting with the Democ-
racy of the State to name Il candidate who
shall receive the vote of every Democrat
and of majority of the people, for Pres
ident and Nice-President OF the United
States, are prepared to make all neccs-
sary efforts and concessions TO assure
the Democracy of the State and Nation
that the regular organization In the City
of New York has at heart the true and
largest interests ofthe pail : everywhere.
Resolved, That the meinbers of this
organization upon the state commiten
be, and they are hereby appointed a
committee with full power to make all
reasonable efforts to secure harmonious
representation for the City of New York.
At the Tammany caucus Gen. Spinola
said that William c. Whitley, Chair
man of the county Democracy, would
announce to the convention the appoint
ment agreed upon by the Democracy of
New York county, and would Offer o
short resolution that apportionment -
agreed upon. His remarks were APP
pinu1e1