The New York herald., 1874-10-09
THE REGIsrERsHIP.


many Convention To-Morrow-The
Conference OF tho Republican Leaders.
There were all sorts OF rumors anoat yesterday
In political circles as to the final result OF the
struggle going on between the various asprants
for the democratic nomination for Register, and 1t
was given out late in the afternoon that the name
OF Hayes would be withdrawn In the Convention.
This rumor. however. had no foundation in fact
and 1t is now dead certainty that Morrissey win
not, under any circumstances, concede an inch to
those who have been endeavoring during the past
few days TO have q German put on the ticket In
stead OF the man OF Johns choice. so 1t may be
set down as beyond doubt that wickham and
Hayes VIII be nominated. 1t Is said, however,
that the nominations will not be made without
having a row over them. and chat Senator John
Fox, who heads the delegation from the First As
sembly district, and who, through the influence OF
Morrissey, was taken of the State Central Com
mittee at Syracuse, Will
DENoUNCB THE NOMINATIONS
in Convention. II he does there will be q lively
time. and the result may be OF character by no
means conducive to that spirit OF harmony and
good will which John Kelly is anxious should pre-
vail among the rank aud file, and especially among
the delegates in the Conven ton. 1t was an
nounced on authority during the day that Richard
Flanagan, who has been strongly pressed by many
nation. nad withdrawn from the canvass, and that
his friends have made combination with mum.
ber OF delegates who will urge Ed. Donnelly for
the position and 1t Is understood that the latter
has consented to allow his name to be used In the
Convention. In this Convention 1t may be stated
that the parties who are actively at work to put
Ottenjorfer in the field as an antiTammany can
didate for Mayor intend to run Flanagan for Reg
lister on the same ticket. 1t Is now q certainty
rTad n
have said that ne would be candidate against
ticket with such men on It as Wickham and
meanwhile, are Delighted over
THE SQUABBLING AMONG THE DEMOCRATS,
and are quietly watching every move on the por-
lca board so as to be sure to profit In the end by
the mistakes and blunders OF the Tammany wire-
pullers .srgHtg
y 1t seems that the conference between the Gus
tom House and other republican managers did
held IN the private room OF the state Central Com
mittee, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Among those
and George M. Van Mort. MI. Murphy was ex-
pected, but did not put IN an appearance. There
was no formal discussion on the situation, but q
simple interchange OF views took place as to what
was best to be done to secure victory Tor the re-
publican ticket in the county. The subject Of the
cratic factions and tine Otiendorfer movement
formed the chief theme OF the talk, and 1t is under
it to be in any way advantageous to republican
interests to JOIN forces with any one OF the
i8Cu0nS. AH0bheF tHing th8t all agreed upon
was that man popular with the Germans should
be nominated Tor Register but the general opinion
prevailed tnat no definite conclusion could be
arrived at as what should be done concerning the
other offices until Tammany had pur her candl-
dates IN the field, for somehow they had an idea
that some change may yet be made by the Tam
many leaders In their county ticket between now
and saturday.
The Republican Convention to nominate candi-
dates for Mayor and Register does not meet ungt
q week after the Tammany Convention. ana tho
republican managers, therefore, will have plenty
OF time before deciding definitely upon their cam
THE DRIFT OF PUBLIC OPINION,
and to ascertain just 10 what extent the masses
OF the democratic voters are satisfied or other.
wise with the men put up to secure their
votes. The announcement made in the
HERALD to-day Of the strong probability
BY the republicans for Register, though he is
democrat, created quite furry among
the politicians. The Tammany democrats were In
great state OF perturbation over the news, and
the hackers OF Ottendorfer. who believed they had
In their candidate sure guarantee that the Ger
man vote was theirs beyond doubt, we're quite
democratic friends that. as he is indebted to Tam
many Hall for all the political successes he has
ever had, he Will not allow himself to be used as
A REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.
There are those, on the other hand, who assert
that he mas not been fairly dealt with by the demo-
II he, q democrat, is considered worthy candt-
date by republicans he ought not 10 refuse What
the upshot OF this new feature OF the contest will
be 1t would be very hard to tell before the Tam
many people have had their convention, as there
are many republicans who are bent on having a
matter what the chances OF defeat may be as the
result