The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-01

s were one ana Al a., TOR he policy ana pro
me campaign win be opened at Rochester
Tammany sending up solid delegation to repre-
leans sent two delegations 70 Syracuse, so It Is
determined mat two sets OF delegates shall repre-
Rs me nsyt zig S
perhaps they were too honest for steh pretedce.
not 10 dub themselves reform" republican,. That
should he .one which would take from the hands
OF the pfesent inst the federal patronage
a ps In as e eana' of The assun
ances OF the '.relormers'' TO the contrary
Notwithstanding the Tammany leaders will most
exception OF Homer A. Nelson, Who voluntarily re-
tires from the office or Secretary OF State His sue
Secretary, Deldrlcn Killers, Jr. This VIII be the
state ticket should the Tammany delegation get
Even should the reformers be admitted, to the ex-
clusion OF the Tammanyites the ticket would stand
all the same, as there VIII be no desire to inter-
rural delegations who make up the ticket.
Notwithstanding the formidable preparations that
strength in the Convention, and the nauerng
JUNCTION, 80 lavishy applied, that the same spirit
which they parade as animating themselves must
stir up the hearts Itch palms Of the rurals SO
as TO induce them to make common cause with
1nem fGs ees OF the a wGW " aa are smoking the
ears" but they are deaf to it, or they let 1t pass by
like the idle wind which they regard not, or they
play at fortune or to raise the wind" in any other
way than by trying to mtimidate them into dividing
the spos OF rM ne K G WIN them
are, however, In earnest, and having raised the
old leaders Of ali the CID factions VINO were not
worth purchasing up and who were not able to
keep the rag tag ana 6o6tail OF these factions to-
not older politicians, OF course swell the ranks Of
the new party, at whose head appears citizens Of
known worth and integrity Ia the community.
THE REFORM DELEGATION
Is headed by the name of that eminent citizen
Charles OConor, who, II his health permits VIII 90
to Rochester. should ne be unfortunately unable to
60 he will state his views IN an address to the Con-
Roswe Hatcs Inc Of the pars
w. y - NO APPLICATION WITH TAMxANY.
They will accept no compromise and no divided
honors. They must be admitted as the New York
Simon Pure delegation to the Convention. TO the
they will turn their back on the Convention, snake
the OF Rochester or their feet and cry anahema
hold convention Of their own for the nomination
OF State senators, A8semblymen, Judges, Register
Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen-ln fact make
out full slate II they can only induce the Mayor
and the other heads OF de partmens In the city gov
eminent to resign IN time. They promise them.
selves good time OF It. and no doubt they Will
THE TAMxANY SLATE
will stand as has been heretofore indicated in these
In the Fourth Senatorial District Senator Tweed
WI receive the denomination a OF I S 9ys the
may attempt to "put head'' upon the " Boss, but
they haven't got stretch or arm enough for that.
The combined Custom House influence, with the
votes OF all the "lns'' to support the outs'' OF
reformers win be unavaing TO GUST the present in,
term to aid In the defeat OF the administration
dldate for Senator Of the United States from New
In the sixth district the able young Senator
Creamer-reires from the held He mas been so
mostly n e @ deemed It
but an act OF courtesy TO decline denomination
preferring that one OF their own nationality should
take turn at representing the district In the state
Senate. Few young men succeed in leaving behind
them legislative record so credtable to individual
talent and OF important services to his district than
that which marks the legislative career or Senator
Dreamer. There are several candidates III the
reason for Withdrawing some who are not Germans
Their chances under the circumstances must be
e small ese SoS aa e sd Of
other. The German candidates are Henry Wolf
man, Martin Eaentmann. Magnus Gross and Dr.:
great influence with his counirymen and OF great
and varied experiences, Which would admirsOly It
strongest man, pcrsAcfl re DISTRICT would get
In the Fifth district the ThunderbOt, senator
Michael Norton, will get the Tammany nomination,
endorsed by the majority OF hls constituents whom
he has so ably ana conscentlously represented for
the past two terms. The refOrmers will try little
game to GUST him. That shining light OF the "new
cInsions with Norton, supported pv the Custom
House faction, In case the veteran Havemeyer, Of
nomination and run. The Senator Is in The hands
hts friends, and they are determined to SEND him
up me 1yer lSr two Ss years more r,,o eor win y,
made by reformers as well as by those who are past
al reformation, TO defeat The present incumbent.
Senator Bradley. The OBrienites are banner rails
ing all over the district but the O'Brien election
stock does not seem to rise IN equal proportion
thereto or with the clamor and din OF his sup
porters On the otner hand, Senator Bradley is
cevlng every day fresh assurances OF success and
ne may be safely booked the thrice-returneu rep
resentative OF the conservative Seventh district.
In the Eighth district all the threatening elements
OF opposition to the reelection OF Senator Genet
seem to have taken to themselves wings Speaker
Hitcnman attempted a demonstration, but 1t fell
stubborn, and Hickman VIII resume his place-not
as Speaker, however, but as member OF the Lower
House. Genet is as popular and invincible IN the
Eighth district the Boss Is in his stronghold, the
Fourth, and this IS assurance enough added to the
general enthusiasm which his candidaure has elIc-
tied throughout the whole district, that ne Will
sumo this winter his Senatorial duties in the State
Legislature.
TIE REGIsTERsHIP.
The veteran ofllcc-holdcr, the Big Judge, must
bow to the inevitable. The writing on the wall Is
decipnercd, and on the Interpretation thereof,
given by young and prominent politician In tine
clty-one holding a high place In the city govern.
ment-the Big Judge Is doomed to the tate OF
NeDuchadnezzar The powers that be, Ia horse
phrase, or according to the INTERPRETATION OF the
OF anu send him to grass The coming Register Is
Justice E. j. Shandley. There are outside candi
dates, but they have no chance, and II Will be
walk over for the Justice, unless, indeed, the re-
formers induce some one to enter upon the forlorn
hope oil contest with ulm
THE JUDICIARY.
For the vacancy the Supreme Court District
Attorney Garvln and Recorder Hackett are prom
nently spoken Of 1t may be that neither OF these
gentlemen, for reasons all powerful with themselves,
may decline the honor. in which case as the phrase
Is, there Is "a dark man. behind Tammany Will
doubt. however, put forward q candidate OF such
professional character and hiah esteem IN the com.
munity will make HIM acceptable not only to the
profession, but TO the whole body OF the citizens
For the superior Court vacancies the present in
cumbents, judges spencer and Jones, viii be re-
nominated, and, no doubt, reelected.
For the vacancy IN the Court OF Common Pleas
the present able and popular incumbent, Judge
Daly-or, as his friends loosely dub nim chef
Justice Delay-will be renomlnated and trum-
phantly returned.
In the vacancy In the Marine Court Judge AlKer,
the present monument, will have no opposition.
Judge Alker is so well Known and esteemed on and
or the bench for the soundness Of his opinions and
the fairness and strict impartlalty with winch he