The New York herald., 1873-10-24
What Is Thought Of the Tam
many Ticket. 1se
The Field Viewed from Va
M rious Standpoints.
An Election Of Unexampled Scratch
ing Anticipated. a 4
The Leading Candidates
e Canvassed.

ues prominent subject OF discussion, and the longer
1t remains In the field the more widely it is can
vassed and the closer people come to an apprecia-
tion OF It's merits. 1t is essentially q ticket OF
slawn and for the politician proper, OF the genus
peculiar to New York; has less OF interest than the
Assembly or Senatorial ticket All the offices to be
filed, except that Of Alderman, are more or less
identified with the law and It's operations. For
this reason citizens outside OF active participation
In politics take concern in the results Of the forth
coming election. They hope to see the various
olices for which candidates are nominated and
mentioned filled by the right men. Those who
hunger for place and emolument would have
a keener edge set on their appettes II Mayor or
Comptroller had to be elected. The combined
Offices OF Sheriff and County CLERK cannot afford
tithe OF the vacancies for the great unemployed
army Of patriots, and the places are, perhaps,
already pledged in advance; SO that those who
rely on promises and come to claim the guerdon OF
victory alter the smoke OF the battle has cleared
away will ind themselves forestalled. No canvass
for years has offered such fine
OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMBINATIONS
Here are two candidates for the Supreme Court,
two for the Superior, two for the Marine two on
the county ticket OF equally lucrative patronage
and three for Coroner. 1t Is expected as o conse-
quence Of the chances given for variety OF choice
scratching" Four tickets VIII be in the field
the Tammany, the alliance Of Apollo and the re-
publ1cans the reformers and the liberal republi-
cans; and when the nominations Of these four are
made complete the caldron will begin to boil and
bubble and all the wards OF the city will hum with
the busy notes of the political panjandrum. There
Is but little time leit-less than two weeks-before
the eventful day Of election. 1t Is expected the
registration will count in the neighborhood OF
100000 The vote will probably reach no higher
than 10000. The registration Is not reliable
counterpart OF the vote. Many register twice, by
reason OF change Of residence during
THE SEASON OF REGISTRATION;
many are compelled to leave the city after their
names are recorded, and many more on account OF
the weather or Of illness of Indifference fail to 60
to the polls, SO that, as rule the vote falls below
the registration. Taking 90, 600 as standard and
giving Apollo Hall and the republicans something
like their strength OF last year. it will be that
the election will be close one II Apollo Hall and
the republicans united can poll over 10000
votes the Tammany ticket will be placed
IN imminent peril. But there is no appre-
hension OF danger among the Tammany can
didares. They cherish confident hope Of
being carried safely into port for there Is an
common trust still in the good luck Of the old
Tammany craft.
THE STRENGTH OF APOLLO HALL
Is known to nobody. Some believe 1t to be en-
tirey fictitious, while others contend that the
record it mas already made entities it to rank
locally on par with the republican organization
in point OF numerical power. Be this as it may.
there is no question Of the fact that in It's negota-
tions with Tammany, 1t played its cards
with considerable adroitness The nomination
Of McCeol for sheriff Dy Apollo Han VIII
probably be "a hacquiessced IN oy the the, repubn,
the same organization for the office OF County Clerk
Will meet with opposition. The republicans want
comes in now. Apollo does not design to make 1t
appear that 1t gees over body and bones to the re-
Geran Reor xssocaton mon Whom II sum
poses republicans can consistently unite. at is
cutthroat game all round, as gentleman re-
tion. There never was such complication OF can
didates and parties, and the 7@ @A8Rs
sri DEALING, TRADING AND BARGAINING Hill2
on every side are beyond precedent McCool de-
ceved the Tammany side into the belief that he
would take . Senatorial nomination; but now he
comes out for the Shrievalty with flourish full in
the face OF the ancient wigwam and throws down
the gage OF battle. Apollo. In its dckering with
and II 1t fail to get this may sail in on its own
hook When the piebald ticket is rully 1edged 1t
will be curiosity In Its way. e.,..
HERALD representative who went In quest OF
the peoples views on the county ticket, about
which seems to gather the chiefshare 0fnterest and
in regard to the candidates and the likelihood OF
their election. He found far less OF that sanguine
sense Of success among Tammans men that formed
There was a time when Tammany nomination
was looked upon as tantamount to an election, but
name or Tammanv. which, like the fee, faw, FUN OF
the nursery devices Tor soaring children to sleep,
is held up 10 Sissnchan people oI as
ana the oIlces in the Board OF Police,
Board Of Public Works Fire, Department,
cess OF the Tammany ticket and capable
OF throwing many obstacles in its way. Then
path head and ears up ready Tor mischief And
there Is the m party ~ w W.T. s
and coquetting with Apollo Hall. #Jk
WHAT is NOT WANTING.
Though there Is not the confidence OF yore that
forward to victory ike the Old Guard OF Napoleon,
still there Is feeling that sufficient motives
sustain Tammany through thick @ and % thin ane Who o.
ever goes abroad among that class OF people who
never fail to vote, who compose what is called the
masses, will find that Tammany with all its faults,
~ still believed in. Reform has afforded the work
Tag classes nothing to rejoice at. II has been self
eh from its inception to its late demise. 1t made
the work OF purifying the city government bur-
lesque, and It gave no guarantee that the treasury
OF the people Is not as likely to be plundered in the
future as 1t has been in the past.
AS the county ticket is the one that attracts the
most share of attention. the views OF such people
dates and have no interest in their election one
way or the other Will De opportune.
THE PEOPLES VIEWS
Said O gentleman, wno from his knowledge of
politics, might be justified In the assertion that
he could name the men who would be elected
s'The ticket, as whole, Is not as strong as IL
might be. The candidates for judges are all right.
Lawrence Is the choice or the Bar and Is bound TO
be elected. The judiciary nominations will pass.
conner ior Sheriff Is good nomination. You see,
he has been mechanic, and VIII have strong
pull among mechanics and people who work at
trades. lie Is typefounder and has large
acquaintance among the printers and the news
papers. He has been o long time In politics,
aud Is well known lie has already filled
the once OF County Clerk, and his record
has no biemisn. He Is favorably known to many
republicans, and II he gets their votes along with
those OF his own party, his chances are quite
bright In regard to Walsh, candidate for County
Clerk, hear good deal for and against. IL Is
said he rs n week nomination, but yet he was
UNANIMOUSLY chosen in the Conyen tion where there
were a thousand delegates. He la man OF pleas
ant manners and good behavior. He is sensible
and capable and has nothing OF the rowdy about
him. bat his associations have been brought up
against him. His brothers character has been