The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-28
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warm contest.
REroRrEn- What part 4 any, will the old reform
party take in this cOntestf
reOrganized and will become power In the con-
test They will gather to their standard all clzens
opposed to party potcs in local Affairs me e o1d
elections against the Rings and Halls. but unfor-
tunately their choice OF men to Ill important omces
was not such as to secure all the measures OF re-
form demanded BY the people.
THE MAYOR IN BEST RNDKAv0RS
has made some serious blunders for which the re-
form party ought not to be held responsible,
though they have been unjustly censured for them
The most unpopular OF these biunders has been his
alliance with Green and his support OF policy IN
REpoRTER-what would be the chance OF the sue
cess OF united democratic ticket In the city ana
Statef
FOLEY HALL CHrEF-Every chance, both in city
and state In this city Gil classes are aggrisved at
wn0ie machinery of the law. city and State, 10
their hands-to punish any OF the Ring criminals
during the two years they have now been in power
This TACT and the conviction that has come home
to the minds OF all classes that offices are only
sought Tor the emoluments ana PATRONAGE S they
mlLed them to ignore all party politics in future
and to vote only for men whose sole aim VIII be to
discharge the duties Of their several Olces In the
interest Of the people at large. AS to
THE STATE TICKET
II harmony prevailed IN the democratic ranks and
slate was made out acceptable to the people, VIC
tory would once more alight on the democratic
banners On some OF the great questions OF the day
people are united. The back salary grab, the
present fearful financial crash, Casarism &C., all
brought about under republican rule have given
the State and nation. But as to the State ticket
there Is desire among all democrats TO unite on
democratic Legislature with view OF securing the
election Of
SAMUEL TILDEN
TO the United States Senate, and building up q
democratic bulwark In the State against the tide OF
C@sarism that threatens to sweep away all the le-
publican institutions OF the country.
THE VACANCIES IN THE CITY.
There Is no change in the attitude OF candidates
for the various Of11ces that are to be filed in No
vember next
For the
the candidates stand as we last enunciated them.
With regard to the judiciary, and in fact In all
the other Offces where such q policy can prevail
with any advantage TO the party, 1t seems that
Is TO HoW a any
advantageOusly or otherwise, has yet to be tested
1t Is certainly sweeping assumption Of party die
inclined to ignore Why tried men-gsOd men and
true should not be permitted to claim recognl-
ton for faithful services at the hands OF their con-
stituentS by presenting themselves for reelection
Is ONE OF THE ANOMALIES
which Tammanys policy OF late presents The
candidates for reelection will see to 1t that they
are not trusting to broken reed in looking to
Tammany without some pledge that their claims
will DO recognized AS well as those OF new men
THE SUPREME COURT.
Mr.. Gideon f. Tucker Is added to the list Of can
ddates Tor one OF the vacancies In this Court Ex-
Surrogate Tucker was long and most favOraby
known In the important ONCE OF Surrogate, which
he filled very acceptably for several years.
MARINE COURT.
NO change IL noted save that exJudge y. @.
Birdsall Is candidate. Judges Curtis and How
land are candidates both strongly urged. In the
case Of Judge Rowland, the Tammany Introduction
would not affect him If he even brought any sup.
port from that quarter as his present occupancy
OF the Bench Is by appointment OF the Governor to
Ill q vacancy. He has discharged his duties with
great fidelity and ability, as has also his colleague
Judge Curtis, and will no doubt be the nominee Of
the republican party. Mr.. James @. Sheehan Is
confidently waiting party and popular recogni-
ton OF his strong claim lot the office.
THE SHRIRvALTY.
It now looks as II Mr.. W. G. Conner would retire
his claims for this ONCE and look Tor his old once
Of County Clerk. This restricts the contest to
Mr.. John Fox, Mr.. Bernard Reilly, w. II. Wickham
and Joel O. Stevens. The latter is the present
Under Sheriff. Mr.. Reilly served as Deputy Sheriff
under the present Tammany leader and his three
successors In that office, and is consequently, well
versed IN all the important duties appertaining
i: M Mr. , Fox IRON present appearances however,
THE COUNTY cLRRKsHIP
No change in the candidacy Tor this once, save
that Mr.. Conner has entered the lists against his
compe tttors.
Mr.. Richard Croker will undoubtedly receive the
Tammany nomination, with most probably an
Apollo enforcement. General Thomas +. Bourke,
the Irish exile, Is also . candidate, and strongly
urged for q nomination BY his Irish fellow citizens
few days more will clear away the difficulties
in the way OF presenting candidates for the Assem-
bly, and the Senate. The candidates are numerous,
but the fight here will be severe one, the lead
ers refrain from showing their hands, and the can
didates themselves are backward In coming for
ward until alter the State Convention at Utica.