The New York herald., 1873-10-24

amer wear 70 Albany as Senators, who have been
publicly branded, time and again, as corrupt them
seIves and vet this man Is held to be unit for
Comfy Ulerk because his relations are not re-
spectacle"
In the wide sepulcnral area OF the County Court
House, on the nrst floor, where dim religious
light always ingersmaa mourniul gnt that seems to
In their rich unf0ldng-there may every day be
found curious gathering OF people In groups OF
twos and threes scattered over the tiles. Among
them may be seen many OF the dismounted cavalry
OF politics, who once on time nourfshed in easy
work. Tnese people talk politics irom morning till
night. Their bread and butter come from 1t and
1T lis their only resource in life. Now that the shadow
of an election falls athwart the political horizon
they are more than usually laxative and animated
they scent the spoils Of conflict and rejoice at the
prospect OF the coming feast. f fs
Among these men there was an expressed satis-
faction with the ticket and confidence that it
would win. ts5NH. Is 5s 8N
OPINION OF THE COUNTY TICKET
"Whatis your opinion OF the ticket and the sit
uation y asked the HERALD representative OF q
the new Court House, and who was once In the
way OF knowing many OF the secrets OF politics.
with politics IN this city there has always been
one man power in Tammany hall, and SO there is
longer long than any other. Tweed and Connolly mn were
only his clerks and attended TO the money branch
me NSw Il q z Ks but Kelly has
he would have done better in this ticket he
should have acted more shrewdy in that
NEGOTIATION WITH APOLLO HALL. .t
He gave out that Tammany was prepared to offer
compromises to Apono-to give their nominees
notion OF uniting with Tammany, represented that
It wanted but two out Of the list OF nominations.
Charley Donokue and Billy Walsh nominated, and
Ben Wood went to Kelly and said Apollo would be
satisfied II 1t got the county clerkshp and one OF
the Supreme Court judges; just the two that Kelly
had already provided Tor. This, Of course was
not to be conceded. and Apollo thus placed Tam
small favor oftwo nominations out Of a dozen.
With the man who is at the head Of Tammany the
Il ss r
nations, felt the solution Of the difficulty was an
essy one & II was sa sarewd ra game Of Apollos
'Wnat is the chance for Tammany this time ?"
SWELL Tammany has big pull, but there is such
CUTTING IN EVERY DIRECTION Hy
that you cannot see the way clear yet. think,
however, that there will be a regular old-fash-
is some curious feeling about this contest. You
will find religion and nationality will have some
oS m sas viii
BILLY CONNER NO KNOW NOTHING.
what is the truth about conners connection
II have known Conner long time, and II any man
gets elected ne viii. He was never identifed with
We're wei % Educated IN the Convent Of the sacred % Heart
He Is too genial fellow for any kind Of societies
e on a i d o e Up L Of thin TINS 70 s ss
Conner is the strongest man on the ticket
Walsh Wal 'On is ' nice fellow and IL personally ssSs
know nothing AGAINST him The coroners are not
cans win go for him. This election win be one or
man who attends properly to the printing and
distribution Of his ballots will stand the best
chance.
Party lines. Will be largely disregarded. There
will be one thing in favor OF the combination be.
three out Of the four inspectors and canvassers In
every district This was one OF Oliver Charlick's
arrangements and was never intended to work the
the peoples views in various GUAR
variety OF opinions. One man said, .sYou can't get
any decent democrat 10 vote the Apollo Hall ticket
II they join the republicans. We have enough OF
any more OF them' ~
Another said, who was the opposite shade OF
viii drive Tammany out OF existence The Ger.
mans will vote with Apollo Hall aud the republi-
cans and the refOrmers will also JOIN in.n
Said another, "This time 1t will be q game OF
scratch all round and no man Will be sure Of his
election until the day after the 9TH OF November"
tough ght as has plenty o. money and is going
In ressanran1 M town where number Q, no
tlcians MS were assembled, the discussion OF the slate
"sS rae he ca County Clerks once, said one Of the
crowd present, "should be flied BY an unexcep-
tionable candidate. Do you call Billy Walsh that ~
asked the speaker OF the person he was ad-
"WelI" replied the other '.Billy Walsh may not
be very accomplished, but he is good fellow. and
he is popular with all the people that know him,
elected.n 7sH%- lEiI
The discussion OF this point was INDUCED In very
freely the Tammany element maintaining that the
ticket was not decided on without all the points
now being criticised being duly considered.
A CALvINIsTIC CANDIDATE.
In the Seventh Senatorial district the Tammany
Convention Is In q state OF confusion and uncei-
tainty. There are plenty Of candidates to be found
from Police Commissioners Oliver Charlick down
to ex-Commissioner OF Charities and Correction
Alexander Frear. But the Convention hangs like
Mahomet's coffin, and does not seem to know
which way to drop. 1t is supposed to be sus-
pended on wires, and no doubt somebody or other
Is pulling them; but 1t is certain that the dele
gates themselves are bewildered. and do not
at present care to commit themselves
one way or the other. The latest rumor Is that
new and probably successful candidate has ap-
peared in the person OF . Mr. Calvin Edison, who
may. carry or the prize through superior
length Of reach i is stated confidently BY one or
sides some where In the district, but other men,
bers OF the Convention declare that the nomina-
tlon would be "too thtn.o
THE REGISTRATION.