New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
HARD WORK TO FIX UP A TICKET
DIFFICULTY IL SATISFYING ALL THE DRAWS.
TONS THAT ARE OPPOSED TO TAMMAyy
There is something of a hitch In fho ,..,

TONS THAT ARE OPPOSED TO TAMyAyy
There is something of hitch In the neeoti,.
ons being carried ON by the conference comm,,.'.
Of the County Democracy, Irving Hall the o,R..
Democracy, the Germans, and those who wish IN ~
considered representing citizens movement ,r,,,.
Hall thinks II should have the presidency ~ the Boa,a a.
Aldermen aud Of the Common Pleas ludge shp. IN.
Oricn Democracy. through its spoke sman esAhs,,s
James OBrcn. thinks II should be awarded either An.
Mayor Controller and one other office but will o.
promise on the District Attorneyship The German,
say that they should bc given ~ tho best Office. an
| the Ticket while the representatives Of tho rl,l,ea,
Insist they ought to be consulted with reference 20 IN.
entire ticket
There IL good deal of difficulty IN getting n sn,ss.
nominee fot Mayor. aud even norr IN getting one 40
Controller Alderman Hugh j, Grant. the tanmaa,
lively canvass Independent brmo rattle nssoclaiion
ATE b,lhg formed IN every Assembly diAifri flf liz
putrro of helping forward his cnndmaeyI tho
m'mhri' ARE largely composed ~ active young
men, who nte influential IA procuring voter aud amo,l
lndiHp"n,lnc ~ workers on election day. These con,i
cIutonH have, n l. declared led many who n.l h,ys
been deemed available candidates Tor Mn,o 10 decline
the nomination when rendered them. II pretty wsl
settled at one lo that Robert Is EOo,cVeli Wondbeus
candidate, but II f. understood that Mr. Roosevelt,
has no fancy for the amount Of hard work necessary r
Tor the large assessment that will be expected 0f Tue
nominee other We'll known gentlemen are alsO under.
stood TO have declined
The County democracy leaders say that Irving Han
should be satisfied with having the charges against sheriff
Davidson dismissed by the Governor But there are
son Is not the whole OF Irving l ana that srfiespcet
conpc- that faction 10 insist i, in OF n0a.
nations II this demand l. satisfied, Irving Hall
VIII take little interest In the local campaign The Ger.
mans too. are declared 10 he asking for than their
numbers would warrant.
In any case the County Democracy leaders assert that
cy must De- consulted on the composition Of the entire
Ticket lhcy VIII not that certain office, shall Ia
aIccled ont To the various ORGANIZATIONS 10 he furd by
any whom the organizations may choose To- nominate.
The Committee Of Ot one from each Assembly District
appointed by the County Democracy COuyc..irn me.
last evening nj the New-Ap--rriam Club rooms, No,
LIZ Brc.-,~ay. The committee includes all the plom.
hent members of the organization After good deal u
discussion subcommittee appointed Ia confer
With the other Democratic organizations and ascertain
what cOuld be done tOwarc patching up ticket IL was
resolved 10 to-day with Ike committees from Irving
Hall, the German Democrats the OBren Democracy aud
the Citizens Committee.
II the opinion OF the leading mcmners OF the
mttcc that 40 union with Tainmany Hall likely
occur. The statement that prominent members of the
National Democratic Committee had urged Messr.
Thompson, Cooper hltney, and others OF the County
Democracy Ia impress their follower, the adysabily
OF uniting with Ianmany Hail a counry ticket
denied ny some o. the gentlemen named Because Of hs
delay in nominating the County ticket the County De.
mocricy conventions 10 nominate Congressman have
been adjourned u Tuesday next