The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-27
The POLITICIANS CIRCUS
a TIcTORT FOR rHE COMMIssIoNhB
VINO HOLDS FIVE ACES.


The Struggle for the Tammauv Nomins,Ias
for sheriH-Brennan Victorious The Yer
NAL Withdrawal OF Justice STANDBY
-InterertinR Speech In tho Oriental Clab
House Last Niaht-The Fnvorite Bow. 20
the VIII Of the Lerdersi
The Oriental Club House is rapidly becoming
the centre Of attraction for prominent oastsiders
politicians, bust ess men, and mon Of elegant
leisure but last evening II vas more tlan ordinarily
crowded, and With gentlemen whose names are
familiar throughout tile metropolis, among oilers
Gen Miles, President OF the si,penny Savings Bank;
James L. Stewart, Secretary Of the Dry Dock Sav
ings Bank Bernard Emythe, President Of the Board
Of Education John J. Blair. Fire Commissioners
Police Commissioner smith Excise CommissionoI
John II. Williams; Police Inspector Jameson As
sembyman Campbell Gen. WIN. N. Tweed, Jr.
Assistant District Attorney Fellows Col. Ae1an
der II Stewart: s,hn Byrnes State Inspector Of Gas
Meters; John Calvin, Pre- dont 81 tho Board Of
Assistant Aldermen Alderman Tealey, Drs. Welsh,
Skill. Fleming, and DORIAN, and others. Tie oeca-
sion OF tie extraordinary gathering was the eI.
pected visit &c number OF Thirteenth Waric-s IA
nomin,te the President Of the Club, Edward .;
Shnndey, for Sheriff The Judge who IS a slim,
ccn,ccl.looknc young man, probably thlrty-four or
i've years Of age, wi broad fore cad and s,idy
gontce ard mousinchc. was very re'tiv attired ms
well cut suit Of black docsku. and on toe entrance
OF the visitors - the mont WARRIOR, imW'flt1lr'V
,tepped f0rg ard aud was add csscd by M1rshal
roOEer as 'OllOws:
mricc anron'el ~ re IAitie,nth wa p,no"rNc
c aTS d to 10 rec. e dG so'
fhcir Irc'cr'uc, f1r 'ou no conn., &c Jog nc stt"v
g 9y TcSS f I T'y c H., w,r E,St m '
rally add r. the furncss Of Ii, succr-s whcr awaits
The 9iG 9r .l, go n tecc, e. a 4 %3peI S@a''
particularly ~ tlc or,euinl % srct have known you
SSnY o cnc sS ~ sn, cvs"n o. t Eos
side Democracy might etocorn ztl and ~ cnttnH
prossntsye nan =. re- oa Il ha party Coz the
m1st innora1t OF our county oflcch General clap
Judge shandlcy RESPONDED as follows:
MsusnAL Az GESrIynrS or tue TIrnrEssrr
wEP G fo S va. sa 30
briefly n reply to ,hs commn ,, yon lave made
in % the greatness Of n, ev hcn"e daily sccunu
portion q ~ GcS,Sy o'hs city ., Now York wv
date f foS Nc nc%ns,SnS ), ra%%agS IA. sSs!,
ssTa'9p1 haze ,eason' for vs ms the n ,5DcS
Z" 9s s. to az nat y :. Goo" q. S Sd ,s ma;
my s . CIV. e va sa
S, ,NSSd aay, 9SSs Tor s% h% e.n n my
From all ny friend AK cont nnsnes q their ssvo.
3 count" sE. s ss s'i%s IT, ; fGTi rs sss
help. In reference To prospects this tnll may
,ay that really bcisye the enormous majority gwen
state ticket last Nav Will ne Increased, and
and New York county will DO hettor than ever. zap
rlause.1 Let the east ave DO 'ers. Let not tho
iisappnintnent naturally Greater by, nv anngnses.
ment breed duconient but rather determnation q
prove WORTHY Of We ignition on come frtnre da-. i
again thank the re0ie Of htteenti Ward for their
expression Of preference and hope their legion VIII do
great service IN the campa,rn en- 1nspcinusiv unneu
cd nv the rcclamatorv nomination tGov. bouMan
for reelection, and the existence OF harmony IN our
local ranks. IChecrsl
The Judge concluded ainid much excitement ma
apparent astor ishment which found expressl ION No
the supper tnh'e, to which al were conducted By
the Executive Commitee. From the DEVELOPMENTS
Of last week Mr.. Shandlcv's friends had reason TO
he hopeiul Of bis selection by the leaders, and hence
the CONSERVATION which his withdr wal created
among them Gen WIN. N. Twe"i, Jr, who was
present during the evening. freely said to al wh9
approached hin on the SUI jcct that lac wac not .
candidate for Congress.