The New York herald., 1874-10-10

In dead earnest. II " addressed to the Chairman OF
the FIRST Assembly district General Committed
NEW YoRx, Oct O. 1874
aleSS As Si 1s you nan
e's'-' 00'''"''''s' '''' 'e''s'''' JOHN FOX.
THE PERIL OF pIssENsIoN.
The poril attending any open outbreak OF Op-
position ia to-days Convention ID conceded bv
Mr. Keiiy MIR. Morrssey and all nands. There is
all democratic classes IN the city rom the Battery
TO the Westchester border that the party Is q ft
sSoua sSalHn fan on ITS combusriSie mstsria Ike
the dried up pine oulit city Of chicago and II an
refuse to LOBE be- mixed and KICK over the lamp there
is no knowing where the fire might end or how
many democratic houses might iall TO runs Ike 80
the Tammany leaders were busy all yesterday
striving 10 Ak up matters, 70 paciiy the unruly,
Tor o 'as' the future to excite the the alarm Of
the tlmid and TO int Intensity the loyalty
and left the city III order TO avoid imporlunity
Alderman Flanagan who is sadly cnagrined at his
,ne Sss.s N han was
OF the irsr vacant Police Commissionership IN re-
serve. Judge shandiey had already been fixed,
also approached with the bait OF Alderman-at-
Large, but he would accept no such compromise.
see every delegate to to-aay's Convention, and
maze certain OF their allegiance to the slaIe.
satisfactory, and at late hour last night the re.
port from headquarters was Q calm sea, clear
SKY and no breakers ahead: Morrssey, at all
events was confident last night oil victory, and
0fered to bel 81, 900 even several times over that
WlcEham Will get more votes than win be cast for
all the otner candidates combined, no matter who
they may be, even II one OF them happens to be an
''independent" indorsed oy the republicans. In
enough to concede ~, 900 votes to the republicans
basng his confidence on the belief that at least
125,ooo votes Will be poed, $4,000 OF which win be
raE rnosxsILIrY OF THIRD TICKET.
The apprehension in relation to an inharmonious
Nnpx riny1a fran WntNo nT
Independents democratic nominations in case of
the slightest encouragement. The dlsafection
zatOn. Ex-Sherin Brennan and ex-County Clerk
Loew are known to be opposed to the dictatorship
any Ku Klux youth under twentyone years or
age. Mr.. Loew has been induigng IN q Irritation
for %.R Resister by 9nSs party on ticket with Pubic
Works Commissioner George Van Mort for Mayor.
Brennan, who Is out OF active politics on account
OF indifferent health, s, nevertheless said TO be
patting Ottendorfer on the back and en-
couraGing nun 70 run on a.a. an Independent
or Edward Donnelly for Register. Waterbury,
Charles G.. Cornell, Thomas Creamer, Jacob COIN
and other active ward politicians are prepared to
can meeting as soon as Wicknam and Hayes are
fairly in the Held. TO tender the nomination Of the
Independent democrats TO OItendorier. Brennan
movement. All that is needed Is the funds neces-
sary to carry such an organization into practical
or any serious breeze against the candidates OF the
slate, would klndle into . name the smOuldering
emDcrS oil OppOSltlOu CAUSE lie pOllICal Caul-
dron to boil and bubble The slightest prospect OF
success would bring an opposition democratic
ticket all the material aid it could require.
THE ALDERMEN -AT-LARGE
The Convention WILL no doubt, give to the Ger
man democrats two Aldermen -at-Large and award
the remaining two to the silk stocking democracy.
Mr.. Magnus Gross and Mr.. Gunner are said to be
hEely to be the German candidates, and their as
SOCRATES win probably be Mr.. Edward cooper and
Mr.. voorhees-nOt Comptroller Green's POhce
Commissioner, but sterling democrat from the
Harlem district.
THE RESOLUTIONS OF THE CONVENTION.
The resolutions OF the Convention Will be brief,
but outspoken. The state ticket win be warmly
indorsed; the future OF the present "reform"
government Will be strongly dwelt upon and IL
iustraIed by ailusf0n to Havemeyer's ap-
pointment, the Indictment OF the Ponce
Commissioners and the presentment Of
the commissioners OF Charities and Correction !;
the charter tlnkering at Albany will be de-
nounced, and the restoration to the people OF the
right to eject their municipal officers will be In
sisted upon. Mr.. Kelly opposes resolution de-
nunciatory OF Comptroller Green's official course,
but q plain spoken resolution to that ef1ect VIII
probably be introduced outside the platform and
pressed to q vote.
TALK OF AN ADJOURNMENT.
It has been rpm0red that an adjournment will
be likely TO take place until next week; but this
Is not probable, unless In the event OF q row. The
adjournment would be positive proof OF the weak
ana unpOpularity of the slate candidates, and
would break down the leaders either III the Con-
venLion or before the people. The nominations
mus be maue to-day, or Tammany will be gen.
orally conceded TO be an exploded bubble.