The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-16
THE LOCAL CAMPAIGN.
Ine bolte - Actively and Earn
'estly at Work.
fHE CAUCUS LAST NIGHT.
AN Independent Ticket To Be
Nominated on Tuesday.
KELLY ON THE BOILERS
The Tammany Congressional Nominations
In the Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, Ninth,
Tenth and Eleventh Districts.

The boilers were quite active yesterday, and the
antTammany politicians In the various Assem- ;
bly, districts who were designated by the man
ayers OF the meeting which met last Monday even
ing at Delmonico's to make a thorough canvass OF
their wards were at work all day, and apparently
toled 10 some purpose. There were those who
commended on the night OF the meeting that the
movement OF the "outsiders' would not outlive
the week; but, judging from the talk OF those who
have made II their business ever since 1t was
held to ascertain just to what extent
dissatisfaction prevailed among the rank and tle
OF the party with the Tammany nominations the
bolt bids fair to make Tammany travel very hard
road on election day. Several OF the leaders OF
the movement say that they are now positive that
there is not an election district in any one OF the
Assembly districts that does not contain from
twenty to thirty democrats who are outspoken in
their opposition to
THE DICTATION OF JOHN MORRIssEY,
and they argue from this that where there are
such q number OF voters who. as general rule
always vote the straight democratic ticket and
who are not afraid TO say openly and above board
what they think OF the ticket nominated at the
Wigwam last week. there certainly must be hun
dreds in every Assembly district Who while not
willing to make luss openly about what they
consider an outrage on the democracy, will only
be too glad 70 have strong opposition ticket IN
the field which they Will willingly vote to sustain.
Indeed, the indications are said TO point every
where in the city to the tact that thousands Of
democrats Will vote against the Tammany ticket
SO long as the fight against 1t is made within the
lines-that is, men whO are anxious to rebuke by
their votes the insolent dictatorship assumed by
the Wigwam leaders, but who desire that they
shall be afforded an opportunity to do SO without
beng forced to the necessity OF
SUSTAINING A REpTrRIIcAN cANDJDATE.
1t Is certain, therefore, that the opposition
movement so long as 1t is continued as an inde-
pendent opposition, and not with the view, as
some OF the extremely timid democrats appear to
1eel that it may be made TO ''get even" with Tam
many BY indirectly helping the election OF the
republican candidates WIN receive hearty
sssaedsa D' almost dasa s e snss
pendent nominee TOR Mayor Will be, Will run can
didate OF their own and 1T Is the knowledge OF
Snls strong proDaDdity Una. is apparently causing
whether 1t Will not be better alter all, IN party
point OF view. to- swallow the whole Tammany
once by their assistance. The Independent Ger
man democrats are the most determined of
will vote against Tammany be the consequences
what they may tor say they, the question at Issue
u wha eoa lesson The e
feat Of Tammany. even II q republican does trl-
umpn by democratic discomfort, VIII be to the
leaders or both parties hereafter who may be pre-
sumptuous enough to believe that they can put in
nomination what men they please despite the
wishes OF the party in general. Still, even
the Germans are not unit as independents, as
Mr.. Frederick Kuhne President OF the new Ham
burg steamship Company, was yesterday nomi-
mated by the German Republican Central Commit
tee for Mayor. This shows that the German re.
puOlicans are not all OttendOrer's Well-wishers,
and that they do not want TO go into the lnde-
pendent movement until they know what the Re-
puopcan County, Convention viii do next
looked upon as sort OF warning to
tpe independents that, do what they
may. the republican party will make its nomi-
nations just as II there was no bolt among the
democrats TO be taken advantage OF by the in
dorsement process and that Mr.. Kulne, as good
republican. viii not stand in the way oil any regu-
lar candidate of the republican party IL the Con-
ventlon should see fit 70 nominate some other
person than himself However this new German
candidates nomination, by the German republ(-
cans, controlled as 1t was IN great part, by Judge
DlttenhOeier. was somewhat offset by the Prop
erty Holders Association OF the Tenth, Eleventh
and seventeenth wards, who also met yesterday
and Endorsed Ottendorler for Mayor, after de-
nouncing the Tammany Hall Convention and re-
solving to Join hands with the independents, SO
it viii be seen that the German element is IN
earnest on al! sides. Charles +. Eoew, 1t seems,
mas Deen induced not to 1Oin the boilers.