The New York herald., 1874-10-19
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY OCTOBER 49, s74-rKPLE SHEET

and Of those IN favor or him. Mr. Kelly is on
Campbell's side, and during the afternoon several
or the prominent men OF the party in the district
called upon him with the view, IL was supposed.
TO learn whether he had made mp his nina 10
to prevent . breach among the rank and nle 1t
was stated late yesterday evening that the ward
cluslon to Join hands with his lriends ana ior the
sake of the party bury their differences, pa rite
usr!y as strong enors Is 70 be made oy the indie.
Tammany bad defeat In the district. Some OF
the ex-Senator's friends yesterday stated. how
Kelly In his own district, he would cOnGne his op-
position TO local candidates only. ''He could have
from getting elected last year,n said one OF the
members OF the O'Brien faction, "but be instead
helped r' a. the sn ssn. sean sxpeGt any avors
stock IN him." One OF the members OF the Repub-
lcan General Committee, In speaking OF this dis
had last year RON certain quarters. He can be
elected again this time though, but an Assembly
man -
NOT WORTH THE AMOUNT
required" which would seem TO indicate that
there are barganers In the district who are rather
high priced. The subcommittee, composed or
Peter i: Oney. Senator Ledwith, Charles N.
Clancy, William W. Cook and Rlcnard Croker, VINO
tteth Assembly district. had also their hands tull
OF work yesterday They did not begin to look
into things however. until late in the day, proba.
bly, because being rell9iously inclined they all
went to church In the forenoon. There Is an old
sHa thus sSs, a1S s Last on1e as
had lively time OF is. Moore got the upper hand
OF aGairs at the Aldermanic Convention last week,
said. to run on his own hook
yesterday looked upon as OF minor consideration,
and are determined TO straighten things OIt 80
iar as the struggle for the Assembly Is concerned
II they do not succeed there viii be big row,
possibly at the Convention on Tuesday night, and
Tammany's interests may be afterwards endan.
gcred BY two democrats being IN the neld. Sew.
eral members Of the Tammany Committee on Or
ganizatlon were In consultation last evening at
that. though the meeting was somewhat OF an in
formal one, the troubles In the Assembly districts
THE MOVEMENT OF THE INDEPENDENTS
were very thoroughly canvassed. One OF the gen.
tlemen who took part IN the meeting told the
meres. coincidence and that there was "nothing
otficla about the gathering. 'sWe talked litte, y
and things generally, aud, Of course the bolters'
movement was touched upon. We are all OF one
mind on that and that y tnat II WIN not succeed s
men who are said to be influential democrats,
who are published as being active mem IN the
bolt What do they amount TO as general thingr
Not one Ol them can influence c0rporais guard
OF votes depending upon his own exertions; and
even Creainer. VINO seems to be the head OF
Congress 70 save his neck IN his own district,
yet ne says ne ,.ssr, was 0ered the nomiuat'on
In answer to tue question, as to whether
Tammany had taken any special steps to head l, on
tuc mOVcuCut uo tcPtcO, 'NUuc Whatever. Iuc
time has gone by when the rank and file OF the
democracy can be fooled into following the lead OF
outside organizations for the purpose OF giving
the republicans hope OF victory. But
will tell you one thing some Of ns
have done. We asked some OF our most reliable
friends in the various Assembly districts to make
q thorough canvass or the districts, and the re.
ports one and all, agree that not one in fifty OF
the democrats Will vote against Tammany. They
found good many GROWERS; but there are always
GROWERS AZ every election, but they Will rot
GO OVER TO THE OUTSIDERS
simply because there Is something that Is not
exactly to their liking" Several OF the Germans
and independents ned private meeting III the
B0wery. where 1t was reported that the arrange
ments for the mass meeting were being rapidly
hurried up, and that the stand, the music and the
BY tonight. doubtless, the Tammany Committee
on Oryanizaton Will nave settled the difficulties
In the Assembly districts after they have heard
the reports OF che sub-commtttces, as the Assem-.
bly, Convention meets tomorrow evening. taf