The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20
the Tammany Hall City and County
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70 decide the momentous question Of the spos, and, If
acticabe 70 effect union Of the dsointed limbs OF the
A uocracy such as to secure further lease
or be public plumber The latter object the para
aim OF the intriguing politicians, who not ng for
prpa pie when the all important question Of the spo
at ssN Az viii DO readily believed then, IN the pre-
seus On ergency when the hopes Of the democracy wear
SO disr Ian aspect the wire puers and office hunters
are caesA ab out with the utmost caution to ascertain
how ma on Of the scattered elements may be effected
For the p few years the affection Of the ancient demo-
cratic party In this city has been divided between two
rival bousca Popular sovereignty has added third
,sblishnens: that at tho present time have Tam
many Hall, II zart Hall and Breckenridge organization
each ella be the true oracle, interpreter and re-
preventative Of democracy.
Seeing clearly therefore, that housc divided against
itself must li,p and that satisfactory arrange
ment DO not eSec cd the republicans win elect their city
and county ticket this fall the leaders have come TO the
conclusion tina, "s omethng must be done 70 avert
dire calamity this state OF affairs "fusion'' 10 tho
cry ail around and the wrepuers industrously
dcavoring to settle equitable basis which the spells
may be divided
In yesterdays issue published very full list Of the
democratic candidates for office, but IL Is evident that
only Of the 10 gion OF ssprants will make auy
kind Of shcw before tthe conventions. Who, then,
likely to be the successA candidates and what basis
will fusion be eecteds VI course there Is certainty
whatever until the 1tions meet tonight and take
decided .s,ea Pc r 70 BE pretty well aIsa
candidates whose NAMES . are about to mention
For the Supreme Court we have as candidates Re
John R. Brady The Two former are Douglas
men. and the latter Is for Brccti1ridge kessr:
about equal strength, and IL understood Mr. Brady
win receive tho nominasaa Of the Breckinridse Con-
Judge Matthew + Brennan rs probably tho choice of
the Tsmmanyites for Register Messrs Josiah W. Brown,
Tom whean John A. Stemmiev and Jonathan Tretter arc
trotted out by nrdeers for the position
The contest for Recorder lies between Judge RUSSELL
Robert Livingston, John T. Dcven, and G cambridge
smith, i he does no, get the nomination for Supreme
Court.
ton for Surrogate IL TamnAny Hall makes nomination
for that on M Malcolm Campbell Is the most prominent
among the Breczinridse candidates.
Judge Michael Connolly, Ambrose 1. Pnney, Peter Y.
Cutler Col. }. Mccunn, on the Tammany side, and
jams Robinson and Malcolm Campbell on the Breckin
ridge sde the strongest asprans for the City Judge
For Supervisor We hear the names OF Smith Ely. Jr.
(Dougn), and n. C. Heniy (Breckinridge). much
IL win DO understood, then that the nominations do
pend greatly on the conditions OF the fusion effected be-
present the latter claim half the ticket while old Tam
many appears to be willing to yield only one third In
any event. IN said that the ninaAion Of Brennan for
Register will be insisted upon The Regstershp Ia worth
all other osaces put together and rammany intends
Suson me tees Of the Register be enormous
| worth probably some twenty thousand per annum-
The Breckinrdge General Committee viii be In session
70 nfht at the time the rammAny Convention.
| II is believed that no nominations, however, VIII be
~, BE- .pop,eS by the rsn.ny Convention 70 confer
with similar committee the part Of the Breckinrdge
county ticket; Ia making these srrsngsmon,s Mozart
Hall be entirely ignored, and no steps have yet
,ss Mo.spe Han "a % no. take The son 80 cosy e.
Almshouse Governor Jas lynch ex Jadge
and BENZ Wood candidates respectively for Register
1 y..NU nd
sary 70 concede the nomination OF Of these gentle
| men, for the sake OF harmony
evening very respectable and quiet manner, only
few ihipg scrimmsges having occurred The programme
rshs kind Of men having been elected For parsscuars
| see advertisements.
The Breckenridge Congressional Nomi-
nations.
Rp CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Pursuant TO call In the HxRAIp Of Tuesday last, the
Breckenridge democrats Of the Third Congressional dis
sr,ct assembled At the Fa Ward Hotel last evening 10
nominate member represent them In the Congress Of
1890 SIX delegates present. from the First Second,
| Third, Fifsh and Eighth wards.
The meeting was called 10 order at eight O'Clock aud
Mr.. Robert Mcintyre, Of the Fith ward appointed as
chairman and Mr. Geosgc " Dcwand of the Third yard,
and Mr. William u BiAuveit, Of the Eighth ward, a.
me following candidates we're then samed-Mr. Thos
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Fifth ward; M W. Joyce, Of the second ward; Mr. }.
hather, Of the Eighth ward; X Savage, Of the Finn
The meeting then adjourned unit, Monday evening next
the Gath inst.
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
ne Fourth sixth, Tenth and Fourteenth wards wer'
represented by six delegates from 90 ID ward, who me-
at eight O'Clock, at the Of Centre and Franklir
streets Mr. James Gibbons OF the Fourteenth ward, VA
appointed Chairman, and nr. William A. hall, OF the
The result Of the nrs, regular bsllo, was A. follows;
Mr. T. Barr, OF the 81 eth ward, 10 votes Mr.. L. Byrnc
votes; Mr. r. Barry, Of the Fourth ward, votcs Mr.
T. Grimm, OF the Fourth ward, vote Mr. @ Francis, Of
ms meeting then adjourned untn Monday evening .,
eight O'Clock.
rTTu CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The committee having In charge the nomination OF
person represent them Congress and look After
their Interests for tho Fh Congressional district, met
lest evening at Hastings Hail. OF Pit, and Brooms
streets.
For sometime previous 70 the meeting OF the commit
tee there vas quite crowd OF small politicians, ID ~
Of the s.ssds q and sSe q Seo:
elected they re cived the nomination. TIER curiosity
vas soon ra,ined, for In feu minutes after the com
mittec had met II announced that they had nomi
mated James ". Lynch unanimously. The news was 70
ceivcd by his friends with the customary shouts and
when our reporter len they ~erc iudulgns In couatu
tons Every side and apparently APPROXIMATION has
given general satisfsction. the committee consisted Of
twenty four members, AMI was presided over By James
| q. Flynn.
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The nominations In this district did not appear "a
create great interest In the Fh there beng
very few pcvons about the paoc when the COMMITTEES
met Indeed there % few that the members held
portion Of their meeting the sidewalk when they
freely discuss ID the merits Of the two candidates Messrs
John Cochrane and Paul n Bradley The entire feeling
appeared 70 be In favor o M Bradley from the Hrst
the last, and natural consequence, he cseved the
| domination The committee met a 2o6 East Twenn
sywa-1 auAr nkuf~ ale nuuMuu <Uw
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The Brcckinridee delegates 10 make . nomination for
Congress In this district met last evening At No "a
kinh avenue but sfcv raton and cccting officers
adjourned without trAnsananG any further busines
| al Monday evening next At eight O'Clock.
UoHrH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The delegates 70 the Eighth Congressional District Con
Il