The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-12

enough. Senator Conkllng does not desire to De
oyershadowed by DIX In the republican party OF
be should id tie ID Governor be now re-eiected BY
good majority. II Is known that the senator
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evident hence they would claim that, his cand-
dacy being 10 opposition 70 Their judemsn. tney
the Assembly, and ecting their SENATORIAL candi-
m the party and Tie and were
eutltled to continue IN the enjoyment or the
federal patronage: Hence the strong impression
that Senator Conkling would not be dlspeased at
the defeat OF Governor Dix, and the removal OF Q
dangerous rival In the next republican national
DEMOCRATIC MrRIeuEs. -
There are also rumors OF democratic treachery
to MIR. Yiiden, some Of which are no doubt well
founded. AS has been said Mr.. TIlden's prospects
have decidedly improved since the nominations at
ing into line OF the main body or the democracy.
Sun there Is unquestionapiy desire to 'Kii KILL
this end Of the state. Those who are in positive
opposition to Mr.. Kelly's dictatorship in Tam
many have made up tns,r minds snat the success
new WV Boss.n they nave no liking or either the
sss or h ana % that the
upon the result Of the pending election. Mr.. III
den is my candidate" just as much as Mr. Wick:
confirm JOhL Kelly IN power for some years to
come, while their defeat would sweep him out Of
sight forever as political leader. Many OF the
dissatisned democrats therefore, while protesting
only local opposition to this Yammany candidate
o Or the s
county tickets and the secret support OF the re-
publican candidates. With all these elements at
work 1t can readily be understood that the eec-
ton presents some curious features and That the
result Is involved In doubt
THE TAMMANY NOMINATION FOR MAYOR.
or course matters are further complicated by
the nominations made on Saturday by the Tam
which they were brought about. When Mr.. Kelly
rose In the Convent on ana SAID to the members,
y desire TO state that Mr.. wicknam Is my candl.
among the city democracy. The announcement
was made as II to show the Convention that 1t was
useless to make any other nominations. SO there
upon Mr.. WicKham was named as the candidate by
reclamation. still, although there was no dis
more than half the delegates was gwen by silence.
The candidates appearance on the platform famed
can haves out was any nam snsnusSsn nsn
and when an ambitious politician proposed John
Kelly for Mayor, there was something like q re-
whole proceedings gave evidence OF q sense OF
degradation on the part Of the delegates and de-
riedy as ' possible Mr. aornssey, With better tier
taste than Mr.. Kelly, did not announce Mr. Hayes
giving rousing "aye" Tor his favorite. The nomi-
nation OF the tour Aldermen at Large in q batch
iursher Illuminated the delegates. The failure s' to
adopt platform or to pass any resolutions gave
additional dissatisfaction, especially as y was
ment we're insisted on by Mr.. Kelly to prevent
the proposition OF resolution denunciatory
causes for dissatisfaction In the Convention itself
add to the complications by increasing the proba-
ticket either In the shape OF Independent nomi.
nations or through union Of ali the opponents OF
WALL THERE BE AN OPPOSITION DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
TICKET2
Immediately after the adjournment of the Con-
democrasic ticket was discussed by many dis
afrected democrats. 1t was announced on good
take the field, and that his endorsements by the
Republican Convention Is favored by Mr.. Yhurow
Thomas Murphy, Collector Arthur. General
Sharpe. Mr. George Van Mort and other
republicans insist upon straight out republican
are outspoken in favor Of opposition, with q
union OF ali parties, but NOT otherwise if the re.
cratic Mayor, they say, we win join with them and
defeat Tammany. But II they seek again to use us
SnG enabng tne@ 20 step and carry Oh .Ss
of1ces we snail decline tue honor. They do not
believe Mr.. Ottendorler is an available candidate
however. and would prefer lndge Bixby or any
other good man. 81 =
TEE oTrENpoBFEE MOVEMENT. Hgta
important one. and has many advocates. some
proportions contemplate the nomination In con.
necton with Mr. Ottendorler, OF General Martin
Mcmahon for Register. This would be q strong
combination: but the General declares that he
is a Tammauy democrat; that having been can
not, under any clrcums tances matter OF honor,
accept any other nomination. AID. as It is, he tn
tends to support and WORK Tor the regular ticket.
Another combination places together TWO staiwart
reformers, Alderman Ottendorer Tor Mayor
and John Foley ior Register. Inc advocates OF
this ticket insist tnat the lnevitaDe john fOley
untes all the requisites lot an available candidate;
that ne Is an irlshman 70 seI on German. ana q
Roman Cath0hc TO SET on q Tree tnnker; that ne
is q known and recognized opponent Of Comptrol-
Ter Green; that ne Is an original rel0rmer, VINO
can larry contest Win Iliden tue credlt OF over
throwing the old Ring; that ne mas no lnsuperaple
objection to SCI wing the people IN public capac-
lty ana that ne mas spent more money tban any
Otner man IN the service OF REFORM ana IN ngntlng
the enemies OF good government Then, again,
tnere Is n IAN 81 no t,. Adermsn fanagan
takes the same position a. General Mcmahon as
sumes, ana ANNOUNCES Inat, Mnen candidate
before tne lamuany Convention, ne burned the
bridges bentnd nim.
THE O,BRiEN'S PLAN OF OPPOSITION.
Ex-Snerln O'BTien opposes all these c0mofna-
into opposition i0r the sake OF aiding the republ-
cans to eject their loca! candidates, but for the