The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-01

Fellows Assistant District Attorney VI New York.
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70 his strength m the house. ss tne object OF the de-
ces II ts p9es sns SHOULD AySsd Dc
they will put s. j. Tllden in nomination on the demo.
cratic side and then point to the contrast presented
lature. A comprehensive list for
STANDING COMMITTEES,
embracing the principal committees OF the Assem-.
bly,, has been made to-day by Alvord. after CONSUL
tation with his friends. The list Is as foows--
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G l Ssmus, %ocIsey: 4!Ssreer Abbott, MUIR.
man, Hart. Batz,. Pierce, Burns. Of Onondaga:
Lord. Jacobs, Moseley. ON Judlcary-Prince. Niles,
Tlden, Fields On Insurance-Marcy. Bemus, Ben.
nett nett MsCksy, ,s sniper smyth Hustled Campbell,
the canal friends o. Alvcrd. Of course the above
cases Of Fields and rrear' as We'll as
hut it viii be found In Inc main correct in the case
OF Alvord's success. Both Twomby and Prince had
been damaged by the meeting held in New YORK.
TIE SECREr HISTORY OF THAT MOVEMENT
has not yet been written and Is as tOIlOws:-It
originated with Twombly, and was Designed to be
choice Of the reiormers rs Of New YORK 80 and
i BrOoklyn; for Speaker; Prince aot the
tered all his strength to defeat Iwombly's pro.
gramme. The consequence was that twenty out
Newburg attended. The original design to endorse
Twom6ly was defeated ana compromise made
selecting the Speaker from the lower end Of the
state as an act OF justice toward the reform move
IN acS @ York Large TS
s Prince S0s and %e wss
positive statement made on the part Of poIn
Twombly ana Prince that the Republican State
eaa y al vSrG ana
Tor Speaker. The day after the meeting
paper, mailing i appear that i; smiin, q Albany,
was made BY Prince 10 strahan, OF Orange, who is
member OF law firm in New York, and who con-
favors Smith, OF Albany. The effect OF this scheme
ana system or deception reacts now against Prince
SHOW Their strength only Tor the purpose OF eecIing
bargain with Alvord. as they believe their claims
would not BE- sun
influence OF the state Committee. There Is o
strong feeling on the part OF many republicans
feat Alvord at any cost. They propose in case OF
Alvord's nomination through the ring influence and
THE NOMINATION. OF TiLDEN,
ground that at the recent election Tden voted with
Su as Taen
SCENTS. The -, determined determined fight now being
In the State brings the. conviction home to the
minds OF all members OF the republican party that
unless some compromise be effected the Organlza-
ton must be hopelessy broken to pieces In New
York, probably in the whole Union. This fact has
given rise to proposition by certain members OF
the Fenton division OF the party look
suggested IS thai Fenton be pledged for
the nomination 6s Vice President on the ticket with
Grant, Or II that be impractIcable that he be given
federal ofrces for ms friends. THIS would leave
another opening for republican III the United
states Senate, and an arrangement Is proposed TO
cover the unOppOsed re- election oil Conkllng and
ex-Member or the Assembly from Tompkins is sup.
posed to have been the originator OF the COM
promise scheme.
On the sccne-The Latest Move Of the
ssL.ater franklin"
ALBANY, Dec. 81-Midnght.
large number of politicians from down the
river arrived by the half-past eleven O'Clock train.
mainly supporters or Alvord; among Others Horace
Greeley, Waldo Hutchins, ]. V. Grldey, Mark
Lannigan, NJ. J. Farrell tFenton's protege), Billy
Sharkey, Eighth ward democrat; Alexander Frcar,
WIN. Hepburn, d. b. Hasbrouck, and the following
federal oficials:-B r. Tracy, A. +. Russell, q. Ii.
Apeli chester Moore; also Assemblymen Judd,
IIa}w Kins ana Campbell Greeley prOfessedly favOrs
to AlvOrd In order to secure leading position
for the former OH the committees. me efforts OF
Greeley and his friends to secure AvOrd's
election, and to get good representation for their
effect revolution in the organization or the party
IN New York. II they succeed In controlling the
legislation OF the session they are confident OF
overthrowing the present organization In the city,
and Of restoring the Greeley and Hank smith