New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-18
LOCAL POLITICS.
.r,p r,wxANY HALL TICKET.

THE TAMMAN1 ltNNbi'
now IT is RECEIVED BY TIE DEMocRAcY-vrFws or
spKprvv FREEMAN, ALDERMAN REILLY AND 9TH
rRs-RumoRs or COMBINATION ByrwKEN
IPoI1o HALL AND THE REPUBLICANS.
The County and Judiciary ticket presented
~ tho Tammany Hall wing OF the Democracy has been
and IL st the subject of discussion in political circles
Democrats generally claim that their Judiciary ticket
strong one, though friends OF the defeated aspant'
thlnS that it might have been improved The County
ticket is alleged by many 60 contain the elements OF
weakness VIM c. COnuor, il IL admitted. strengthens the
ticket In many respects He was a member Of Tam
many Han until the Ring obtained posse sson and then
ke retired and did not return until the ownall oil inc
Ring rendered II possible reorganiSe the Tamn"ny
Hall General Committee the basis of Reform inc
IN company with Abraham X Lawrence, VIII H. W." %
hssn Thomas Boese, and others OF their class ho 10
Apollo Hall, aud once more entered ISin'"""'
sanger In his is that tne
Of Bernard Kelley, his principal oo'"
for the nomination, will give the uchet nan
ha,,a D,r, or In some cases oven openly oppose IT.
Tue ebargc 4. made that majority OF the delegaIos
favored Reilley hut in eject coPeheo W 'eoou
St.r votes In favor OF COnnor 10y reason oi ''e
Rrought In bear on them by John Kelly ana oter leau
Ing members Of the Committee on organization "'"
wash the candidate County Clerk is regarded as
,oh candidate although his friends claim that he Is
strong an the districts below Fourteenthst Whie he
h.s ryony strong fsepds, he has many blttet
enemies aud Of these sufficiently mDu'
eatlaI Is claimed, 10 canse "a seH-
Gus detection The remainder Of the county ticket
\. claimed 10 be exceptionally weak The friends Of the
sandaes say that this is what might be expected after
the close OF hard contest for nominations. and that
within week an bitterness Of feeling Will have passro
AWAY and that all will unite in working FOR the success
of she ticket A reporter OF THE TRIBUNE eOnversco
yesterday with a number OF Democratic politicians ON
the prevailing topc. Sheriff Brennan was asked
what ne thought Of the nominations; he re-
piled that for the past ten days he had
tceu ont Of politics. lie had heard great
deal Of dissatisfaction expressed with OF the nom
nations Hr own opinion wac ihdt II tne AIVio a..
faction united with the Republicans as he had heard u
Sumord would be the ease aho stIohk u'n', AZ ~
posed OF the best men from each party were IaCe III
nomination, Tammanys ticket wouh he seriously I'M
periled or IL Apolo Hall ran strong ticket alone
he would I've much surprised al lis beihg
knGwn and universally liked. aud would make
exceedingly good run II nomnnt '3 y" OF
men who outside OF politics and would act lhne-
pendouty Of party this Fan, than he had ever Know
before. Everything depended the nominations yet
10 be made A week two would probably develop
The campaign, and one could then give iar guess al IT'S
Alderman Reilly, relative OF the defeated candidate
for the domination for Sheriff SAID tina, he Nouiu sup
port the Tammany ticket matter OF course but ne
did not intend take of his coat aud spend his money
Tor Il, aud there many Others who felt a. ne ud
that his relative had not been fairly used.
One OF the shrewdest politicians IN the cliv, Demo
cratic ocehoider thought that the prospect for Tam
many wae doubtful The county ticket not strong
enc sun there was element OF strength for Tam
many which few had thought Of Many OF the public
improvements begun under the rule Of the RnS we're
E0pped as soon as that was Overthrowu. Work OF all
Kinds was hard 10 obtain and II promised u
be a very hard Winter for lahOring what more
natara than for these meu 10 charge the cessation
work on the party in power and 10 believe that n
'Tarnmany were placed Ia power they would be given
employment ~ OF old. He believed this condition o.
things would iD1aenCe thousands OF votes. IL WAS
possible for the Republicans elect their ticket. +
Apollo Hall placed strong ticket in the field, and thus
divided the Democratic vote. The Republicans had all
the Government, state, and good portion Of the CITY
patronage This insured them strong and active Organ
stations lie had heard Of the proposed combination be-
Iween Apollo Han and the Republicans A ticket 80
nominated would undoubtedly prove formidable. The
osy question whether the rank aud file would con
sideI themselves bound 10 carry out any combination
made by the leaders OF the respective factions. lie
thought much depended on The class OF men nominated
by the GamuanV Senatorial and Assembly touNen-
lions lie could give pretty clear estimate in week
al Ten dayh Oi what the result wOulO be.