New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-06
TALK OF DEMOCRATIC UNION.
CLEVELAND AND HILL BOTH WORKING FoR IT-C
DIpATES DISCUSSED.

CLEVELAND AND HILL BOTH WORKING FoR IT-cAN-
DIDATEs DISCUSSED.
Outside pressure is being brought to bear on
the Democratic the city to unite 90 car
ddate for Mayor Collector Mtgone, who is s,ill voter
N ~ lawrence County. Is working Tor nnion seere-
tary Manning who Is TO spend time here tAs Week.
Is expected 20 bring his personal influence TO bear IN N"
same direction. Secretary whitney has writ
ten TO a County Democratic leader in favor
OF harmony and Governor Hill Will undertake a
similar mission. The secret OF this movement
Tor union is the anxiety OF Administration 20 poll
big vote for PeckhAn. candidate for Judge Of the
Court o. Appeals HIS defeat wOdd b. serious ohSta-
Gle in the way Of Cev.ands reno ninaton in ISIS a.
X woud show the country that an Administration can
ddate could 10, carry New-York. Governor HI. Is
strewd enough TO Know would not prod, him TO
be held in any way responsible, Tor Peckhams defeat
In oonosins the nomination he cleared himself from
any responsibility FOR the de'ea. Of the party and now he
j. LON what he promote harmony IN this city, In
order 10 keep in favor In the irenls Of the Admins
tratpn Judee Muller AMI Partner Bacon have been ii
the city OF tue time since tie meeting o. the state
COMMITTEE Irginc union. At the sollcit'to on ~ Peck
ham an Manning the Governor Il 10 DO wha' lie can IN
this lire elton.
win these brought 10 bear there appears TO
% Mayor Grncez fri ends 20
nominate him. II has been hnie1 % MIN ~ pro hlhehl
Democrat. that the artners in firm that nSsi up
with + e Grant Ward ami ,rine Bank business, by
which the city lost bout million dollars ongnt not 10
have coutrol o. bctl the Cuamberliins AMI Mayors
Offices ana that tli- would make him weak can iite
The Mayor will not IL i said stand IN the way O
a nnion But the dIicllty in finding any candidate on
which the two factions unite Is AS great a. ever.
While Edward Cooper Refuses TO state publicly what ne
VII DO further Than say that no doris MT want 10 run
for Mayor some Of his irrn Is sal yesterday th
he would accept a nOmlnt tlOn on union ucSot 4an-
IN my Hail. not yet become 50 ID ~ scared
as to be wiling to accept such an outani-ont County
Afr ~
sacDens said yesterday: q" \ union Oh Cooper mi os-
sible. Tammany app ears more IdVuTA"ly us9-ep To-
ward Controller .Oew, since 1t h.s discovered ma i
ONO ninth January l. ami that MAYOR Grace would not
the az oiuimrnt % Ms successor j. bd"hIu III
mons Is being ur-e4 iOr mayor ~ soiur ~ 'e e
faction Tamnany sill retain on It's h~t the names OF
Eugene KELLY. o. b. 20. Ter ana JO--lH d - u 'n'uue M
The t,lk ser lay rs more IaNoIdDle 10 ul4lOu VI
the MayOray ticket tudn ~ any PREVIOUS uie "ut %
positive steIs that direction vii he taken uni
1e,-rs. Grace ana Cnol"l are potn ou, .. 'e
j, thought Will follow the coming VIII % HecIt
tary Manning Outside tbOse mentioned two other men
are sIOken o. a. those on W"oM pol Ia' i'IS c''i
I'LL te. TDese Presl.eni NOoney OF t'1 bo'r" o.
Aldermen and Jordan /. Mott 30 Tar a. congressman
As,rnblymel ana deTmen concerned, II j. pretty
well se tea That viii be union. Governor Ill ;
agents have been la3Orius diligently Tor "A union on
Assembly nominations. and Partner Bacon says that
IL Longer any count J" MS lhlnu 'ba' 7lu d
union will place. The tax OF the Democratic
politicians ycsleI day appeared to confirm ths opinion
The Republican Convention vi meet W4thouI ANY
slate cornelius y Bliss saws that bls Il7lu'7s VII.
not admit o. his accepting ON nation Or Mayor ahn
he is therefore 10 longer considered AZ osi'Ie noun
nee. John +. Plunmer. Lew NJ. Bates, 40 :, v X
Gruger talked Of EAAu Root VIII noi lie a cahd-
A meeting Of downtown business was held at the
Stevens House yesterday 20 discuss the question OF
selacr,oc candldate tor Mayor Alexander Meakim
was CHAIRMAN. 1t resolved TO recommend j. Ed
simmons as suitable candidate ana 20 cTcua.e
the following petition IN business circles Tor signatures
The undersigned irrespective OF party re'ognizng me I'M
pnrtnce and efficient administration Of mum
cipal affairs re Commend the nomination Of j. EDWARD
simmons Mayor Of the city o. New-Aork
A siuilsr petition Is being circulated recommending
Joseph J. DoDOhue for Mayor.