The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-21
CITY POlitas:s.

This day will be brisk with local politicians
account Of tbs meeting Of Rspabioan M,yoralty
eniion, tho American Aldermanic Coavsnsons the
Mozrt Hall judicial Convention and the Fan nany Hall
Counclman'c Conventions The various clluss OF wire
pulers I'LL be hard work. preparing the special cand
dates for the ed with the Of trainer Of
prize fighter, or dog fighter, u make his animal
win match. The delegates having these matters in
hand will, doubt, have their speeches prepared,
and, II they do not break down in uttering them
will try 70 give good representations TO some
very bad men, whose only may b. to got in
o position 70 plumber plunder, plumber The people,
tne intelligent people, the tax a, ing and the tax ridden
people, IN whose hands all the power If properly ex
ercised allow theee ignorant creep nO our
city legislature from year year, much c,m-
pacency - though they had possioe interest This
state OF things G continue until active energetic and
determined effort shall be made by Influential and
honest citizens TO drive these political SPECTATORS OBJ
scurity.
CANS TO CONSIDER THE TAMMANY CANDIDATES
DETERMINATION TO MAKE MDRPENDskr NOMIkA-
TlONs.
caucus 6 prominent city republicans was held al tho
house OF Oakley Hail. on Saturday evening, 10 consider
the subject Of nominal 10 be al the republ
can convention 70 night. Joseph Hoxe John Kennedy,
Oakley Hail. D. D. Conover, W NJ. Allen ana a number
Of others attended Several like meetings were also held
for the same object elsewhere through the city on Sat-
y
good deal embarrassed in regard their Mayoralty
ticket. The nominations Of Havemeyer and rilden at
TammaDy Hall. made after = formal understand
ing between certain leaders Of both the parties, to
the effect that the republicans should endorse the
TsnmaDy ticket Now II appears that those OF
the republicans who not lied refuse 10
60 into the arrangement The c.Iclus arrived at
by the caucus convened at Oakley Halrs was
make independent nomiDaiions. Elsewhere the same
purpose apl~as 10 prevail among the republicans u al
grades, ard the idea s that Tanmany Hall Sold them
tbe distribution Of patronage Dy May nemann, and
they have now the opportunity for retahat,ng. They
object that Iammany Hall has bound It's candidates by
poecrpiive resolutions sustain other organization
and unless Hsv.meyer and den give satisfactory
guarantee to deal hheray with the republicans they viii
not take any n The prop used union wtth
Tammsny Hall or It's candidates. sI
Several names we're discussed 1t the capdk
dates for Mayor Hamilton Fish, William R. Stuart and
Robert 7. Ha~s being specially urged Mr. John A..
Kennedy favoTs tn nomination Of Comptroller Haws but
as Mr. Haws and Mr.. Fish unwilling accept IL is
presumed that the object OF these nominations merely
10 make way for the endorsements OF Hsvemeyer. The
real candidates the field who aoug tho
ward delegates and will 60 into the convention, arc
Supervisor Stuart, who has . leading vote Alderman
Brady, John A. @. Gray, George Opdyke and Thomae
Little. The latter Is of the latest canddaes and r.
thought large delegation will centre on him II Stuart
has not sufficient vote On the early ballots