The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-02
TAMMANYS SIDE SHOW.
A REGENCY TO CONTROL THE REPUB-
LICdN PRIMARIES.

LltAN fhI
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Horace Greeley for Govcrnor-The Delegates
that Republican Electors are Expected TO
vote for-GreeIey Delegates TO be Count
ed In Whether Elected or Not.
The magnates Of the Republican party seem 10
have taken the Fifth Avenue Hotel by storm, and
having intrencted themselves therein, have organ-
lied Republican Tammany Hall Directory.
Throughout the week thus far tho chiefs Of tho par
~ In this city and State have held rrotraeted
ell In this new headquarters, and much ppelaying
has been dono in anticipation OF the approaching
| State Convention. Among those who have been
conspicuous In this .- e"
'PRorRAc1ED.ygRrISo or THE LEADERS
have been noticed the Hon. John A. Griswold, OF
Troy, OF. Congressman and OK candidate for Cover
nor; Col. Frank X. Howe, the tall and handsome
Special Agent OF the Treasury the Hon. Thomas
Murphy, Collector Of the Port, snd his accomplished
Private Secretary, tho Hon. James X. Terwiliiger
who Is OF the best political plumbers In the
State; the Hon. Hugh Hastings, editor.in-chief Of
the Commercial Advertiser the Hon.'Rufus, &C.,
Andrews, the man who talked horse with Gen.
Grant, and got potbing for ~ the Hon. Richard
Conover, whose Immaculate linen shi"es,,st the c.s
tom House daily; the Hon. Robert Murphy, OF.
United States Marshal and Gen. Sharpe, the present
amiable incumbent OF that ONCE; Gen. p. H. Jones,
MT OTtelcl Ilenu TOstnaStef OI NOW 10TH,
the Hon. Isaac Bailey, a bright and shining light OF
the Union League Club; Col Geo, Bliss, formerly
Private Secretary TO Gov Morgan: the Hon Thur.
low Weed WHO shows himself only occasionally;
the Hon. Charles s. Spencer; Gen. Jonn Cocbrane,
President OF tho Republican General Committee OF
this city the Hon. Henry Clews, the eminent bank
the Hon William A. Darling, ex.member OF Con-
ressj the lion. John V. Gridley, who is power in
tho General Committee the Hon. Cyrus =. Fox Of
Harlem, WHO wanted the General Committee to sub
scribe 3lUO for the German Relief Fund. which the
Commlttee wouldn't do aud many OF less renown.
ouoAsIzArIoS or REPUBLICAN, DrRscroar.
1t has been noticed by those accustomed TO OBJ
serve political movements that someihng out Of the
usual course OF Republican mareuvrus was in pro-
eress TO bring together aud hold In 80 prolrocted
ara srncs' e1nhel So many OF .ne sekh9%IeeEeg S @
reporters have given the matter eir attention, ana
syS % % IN IS @ ssSyi Tss Ss
very rcat Importance in order 10 insure 'cccoss OF
united delegation TO tie e.aie ,-.-.yention from
this city in favor OF that di-irg guishc rantIspsp,
nonlnation for GcyelnQr have ipaugoraied the
novel cxDcdicrt IN Repnbcan management of a
semi-orgonizaticn OF a supervisory and uandatory
Hs!@F0 p.'G'"S" TO certain M extent after @e o?dsl
managing Democrats party affairs. saca an ofsani.
zalion-or regency, perhnps-has boen formed
among the most influential Republicans in this CITY,
and Is now s,raining every nerve TO secure Mr.
ureclcy's nomination. This Is TO be accomplished
at oil hazards. To effect this they control
THE MOST POWERFUL INFLUENCES
90 the service OF the pstty III lhs clty heyhg on
ne.e Influences, thoy have made up slate for dele
gates from overJ Assembly ulsulct IN t.e Guy
Nhich slate contains the nan,s OF none but ~,
questionable and pledged uree.>f men' hLu
,bese Rcgency.in nominations are 70 pe
elected at the primary mceiintS .
sent to Ibe places OF meeting. and those who al, to
vote for tho star-chamGsr nominations will be
marked Ana AZ m.S soan. rI ps,S ~.
determined TO count Us deicsstes IN whether they
got the meet votes or nst That plan has been agreed
gtfE alnlA In InlA fEa
primaries tonight Know srocissly what they have
got 10 do. and they dare not refuse TO do 1t.
TIM STATE sonISArIoss PoR DELEGATES.
Among the State nomination. for DELEGATES arc
sirs. Dl,n,Tis,wHsoIy nIt,!;., Smith: q: AB. Cornell
Third DIsiriet-Tfonss Muiiigau, Philip Hurldy.
Twelfth DisiItet-John Duke. William Burns.
Thirteenth Dstrict-Cbarlcs 8. Spencer, Hugh
Gardner, James Hunter.
Sixteenth pistrieI-wm. Atkinson. Henry Beeny.
RiShiecnih Di.irtct-Rufus r. Ardrews, Thoma.
Aurphy, George Hiss. i
Nineteenth Disrict-Isaac o. Hunt, Alexander II. |
Twsut1eth District-willism A. Darling, oeosEs
Twenty first District-Iamcs II. welch, Rober, C. |
Brown, Edward J. SIlmOn. |
In the Sixteenth District the Regency will permit |
opposition ticket to be run, containing the naues
Of George ID. ouweh. Michael CraGin, Gen VIM.
0goReS VIM ouRyrs FoR PRESIDENT
The Regency has been careful to avoid entanglnR |
alliances US between the rival Senators, and is |
secretly working TO 20 between the two especially
In tao organization OF the Convention.
Mr.. Fenton's iriends have made an earnest effort |
TO secure delegation from this city favorable to bis
election for President OF the Convention But this
viii not be accomplished. The New York delega. |
tion will vote for tho Hon. George VIM. Curtis, |
wlio the Regency expect, will be elected without |
serious opposition. Tho Fenton accept this |
nomination with delegation pledged 10 Greeley rs
favorable 70 t,eir iatsrests.
BRooxLrs pon woopvonD FIRST, THEN oRssLsr.
Il a understood that the Brooklyn delegation will
cast q complimentary vote Tor the Hon. Ste l.. |
Woodford for Governor and afer that will fall into
line with tue New York delegation In support OF |
Mt. Greeley, whose nomination seems TO be coneed.
cd on all hands.
There Is NO settled talk about candidates for |
other positions on the ticket below Governor.
TIE GENERAL conAIrrKE HARAoSIoUs
Last weeks storm In the Republican General |
Committee bas been succeeded by calm, and the L
meeting lzst evening was uodisturbed by discord-
ant murmur. Mr.. Conover offered q resolution,
which adopted aftsr some disc usson, directing
the secretaries to act with inspectors vase
ers OF votes In tho vsrlous districts at the primary
elections. The action rendered necessary, In
consequence 0f tho resolution adopted last week re
deleRates us we'll rs the Inspectors
AYrkR ruH GERMAN VOTE.
Sinclair Tousey offered q resolution empower.
ing the German Central Committee to send Ave /
delegates to the Republican General Com.
miiee, such delegates TO be entitled 70 all privileges
except The right to vote. As the adoption OF the |
resolution involved amendment 10 the constitu.
ton, II laid until the next meeting under |
the rule. Col, Duganne opposod the resolution,
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