New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-05
DEMOCRATS UNCERTAIN As TO UNION.
THE FACTIONS SoT YEr AGREED oN PLANS TO GIT
1IGE sPOILS.

DEMOCRATS UNCERTAIN AS TO UNION.
THE FACTIONS NoT YEr AGREED ON PLANS TO GIT
1IGE sPOILs.
The County Democracy are laboring with the
question whether or not thcro shall be- with Tam
many Hall the local ticket. As has been heretofore
stated situation exactly reversed from that OF last
year Them order TO set at rest the question Of a
union Tammauy Hall met ana placed In the field Hugh
j. Grant for Mayor. and IN effect said that the County
Democracy coulI do 81 chose-support the Tammauy
nominee not. 1t did not please them to do ~ and
mayor Grace was elected. Now, ram
many Hall, flushed with It's victory at
Saratoga Is appealing for union the ground that
two local tckcs.wih the opportunities they present Tor
trading ticket will oudanger tho OF the
latter.
When the County Democracy came back from sarato'a
IN much less Iublanl franc of mind than when 1t went
away there WIS unanimous desire for a hght win
Tammany Hall on the local ticket At Informal meet
Ing OF the County Democracy leaders held NJ tho No"
Amsterdam Club Tuesday evening last the situation
was discussed and It tho unanimous resolve
that local ticket should DO pat IN the
field. Police Justice Andrew J. White To DO the
for sheriff and Patrick kcrndn was To 90 hoh
mated for County Clerk Justice White began his pre-
nminary canvass. Since then there has been u change
! II sentiment among the County Democracy leaders
Tnmmany Hall while strongly aivOcang union, has
declared that IL has fear result OF contest
with it, Democratic rivals The Republican leaders u
is well understood are maluE preparations IN case o
triangular local contest put strong ticket IN the
ned. Tho County Democracy leaders do not Ike tho
Tue revelations before the senate Committee
concerning the peculiar transactions az the Excise
Board have gtlencd the County Democracy WIN
the mass II would be n very dcsrah!o tiihg
TO defeat Tammany Hail. but II the County Democracy
were prove had third tho political race ana in
defeat the State ticket charged 20 H. II "0uI
leave the County Democracy IN anything but pleasant
position These the arguments advanced by tue
more cautious leaders and they likely 20 prevent
iythng being Core hastily. by Tuesday evening the
political atmosphere will probably he cleared sufficient
y enable those on the inside to forecast what WI" pe
done.
thing viii probably be- insisted on b. the County
Dcmocracy-that is the denomination OF Judge BARRETT
for supreme Court Bench. This Will DO bitter pm
for Fire Commissioner Croker. bat no III probably
have u swallow H. The Comfy Democracy has already
pei II To insigt that his be- placed on the union
ticket. $3.50 n
The Tanmaay Hall County Convention will meet At .
y. M. tomorrow IL will make no nominations hut wiz
appoint a committee confer with other organizations
and seq whether union be brought about
Tho candidates who In tho nelu lpI
the nomination for Sheriff by Tammany Hall are hugh
Sievlm Coroner Martin 1t is understood isnow In tho
for Senator from the With District. hoping 20
receive tho united Democratic nomination For County
Clerk Henry A. GumblotOn In named. BOurke COCHRAN
Is willing To take the nomination Tor the supreme
Court T. Henry DugrO the Grand Sachem OF the Tam
many Society will not throw aside the nomination LOT
tho Court IOf Common Fleas ana Frank X. Lawrence
and Cvil Justices Ambrose Mcneil and Alfred steckcr
looking longingy at the Superior Court nominaOn
This the possibility that's straight ticket viii Do run
In OF a union the paceswill have to be paIceed
ont between the two organizations. II irving IAN Is
taken into consideration city court iudgeshlp anu
coroner Will probably be thrown To It TO wrangc over