New-York tribune., 1874-10-16

independent ticket In the field. The following names
have alreaIy been suggested for ticket
For District etAttorney, VIM. Z. Robinson or COL E. T.
WOOD. tNr Robnson's wife is dangerously Ill ana may
Dire at any moment. In such an event Mr.. ROBINSON
could not be canddate For County Auditor, John T.
OBrien; Commissioners OF Charities, llld Distrct'
Patrick Dugan the Ivth District will be given TO
German; for Coroner. Western District, Dr. Thomas b.
Henderson; County Treasurer, Timothy De'mondi Con-
trolier. Vim. c. BOgGs; City Auditor james l. mcoor
mick; I'D Congressional District Coi E. T. Wood lid
Congressional District, John W. Grogan; Nth Con-
gressional District, Felix Campbell
This ticket was we'll received by the Independents,
and motion to nominate Winchester Britton for Dis
trie Attorney was voted down, with one dissenting
voice On Saturday night conference meeting Of the
committees will be held for the purpose OF accepting
the candidates named Ex7Judge James Troy mas Deen
waited upon by "A committee of Independents, who de-
sire his place his name In nomination Tor the
District tAttorneysbip but he declined the compliment
with thanks Conference committees seem to be In
order Just now. The Liberals and regular Democrats
have had two meetings, each OF friendly character
The Liberals upon being asked what places they de-
sired on the ticket asked for the IVth Congressional
nomination and the eDIstrctAttorDeysmp Archibald
NJ Bliss was presented by the Liberals as man who
could carry district but Mr. Bliss dad not appear as
a candidate. His friends nevertheless urged his name
for the nomination. The Hon. James T. Allaben's name
was mentioned for the District -AttOrneysbp,
but the Democrats gave II 10 be understood
ante clearly that member Of their own party wonld
he nominated From conversations had with leading
Democrats it appears il few nominations would be
given to the Liberals and those IN districts where there
are but small chances of success In nominating Lib
era candidate for Lieutenant Governor these Demo
cats think enough has been conceded. In all prODabi-
ity the Liberals will work harnoniously with their
Democratic friends .
Gen Pnp Crooke is to-day ahead In the for the
District Attorney ship Gen. Catln seems to be the only
rival TO Gen Crooke. Mr. WinslOw being spoken OF
the third man who stands chance for the Republican
nomination Lorin Palmer OF the Board OF CITY Works,
Gen Jourdan President Of the Police Board and other
Republican leaders, understood 10 favor Gen.
CfoOkes nomination. Silas b. butcher, who has long
been considered one OF the most influential of
the pOlilcidus who dictate Republican DOmina-
lions states that Gen. Crooke wonid. no
DOUBT. he acceptable to the majority OF
Republican voters While Cen CrOoke rs he stands has
chance OF being nominated Gen. Catlin rs doing
in the way Of organizing his friends for work in
the nominating Convention. Next In interest ~ the
contest for the Distrct-At0rneyshp Is the Congress
siOnal nominate Hid District In this district
hcaus Committee protesting against having nom-
nation forced by the Republican leader. Messrs Tracy
butcher. Jourdan and Palmer, want TO nominate Peter
B. Ostrauder, an active Rspubcan lawyer, but the
young men want Eusenc ID. Berrl, gentleman who has
twice represented district III the Assembly! Another
candidate III Henry A. Bowen.