New-York tribune., 1874-10-26
sidered at meeting Of the Committee to be held this

sdered at meeting OF the Committee to be held this
afternoon.
Tn accepting nomination District Attorney Of
the Ring Democrats. Winchester Britton alluded to his
removal by Gov. Dix the result Of o corrupt con-
spirany Of bad men; and The Eagle named Col. A. c.
DAVIS and Judge g. D. Morris among the conspirators
referred to. These gentlemen have been urged by
numerous Independent Democrats to appear at some OF
the anti-RiDg meetings aud make public reply to the
assertion COL Davis. in response, has proposed instead
to discuss with Mr. Britton question OF the justice
or injustice OF his removal by Gov Dix the discussion
to be confined to the record of his misdemeauOrs as
proved before Commissioner speir COL Davis says he
has no disposition to answer idle and baseess nsnu.
ations but Is prepared to show that Mr. Brittons re-
moval was righteous act of Gov Dix, which unhappy
was delayed too long for the true interests Of Brooklyn
ho 10 not Wiling however 20 make an attack without
giving Mr BrittOn opportunity to repy and 1t 10 un-
ders'ood ne Will propose public discussion Of the issue
at an early date Both Britton and Davis are sharp,
incsive speakers. aud upon such question what each
woud say would be Of great interest to Brooklyn cit
zens Having made the attack his speech Of accept
ance Mr. BrtOn 1t is supposed, will hardly decline the
chanehge particularly as the question Involves Ills
"hoie stock In trade" candidate In this canvass.
The National Democrats do not at all displeased
Win the Hon. WIN. Z. Robinson's desertion. On the
contrary they confident Of weakening the reg
uar Democratic organization. now that Mr. Robinson
mas ceased to them On Saturday the lid
Congressional District Republican Convention accepted
Col L. T. Wood, the National candidate for Congress-
THIS In connection with the fact that ID. p Barnardhas
PROMISED TO run for the encour-
ages the National organization The organization will
hold meetings every ward In the city during the pres
| ent week.
The principal political event of interest today will be
the nomination OF a candidate for Commissioner OF
Charities. lid District Alderman Ropes 1t will be re-
candidate owing to the fact that he not resident OF
the la District The name Of ex-Mayor Samuel Booth
mas Deen mentioned fer the nomination. but 1t Is
stated by Of his friends that he will not
accept. 1t hoped by many Republicans
that LudovIc Bennett Republican candidate for
County Treasurer, would withdraw in favor OF
more available man. Mr. Bennett however, has not
yet given much encouragement to those who have
pressed him to withdraw from the race, still he may
withdraw. Rumors to the contrary notwithstanding.
Gen. Catn aud his friends say that he has intention
OF declining to against Brt0n. Tne young men OF
the party very enthusiastic in their support Of the
General and insist that he must be candidate. In
ers are not confident of winning one out OF the
three In the field In the lid District Schumacher Dem)
VIII De elected without question In the Hid District the
Democrats Will nominate s. B. Chitenden, II he will ac-
cept II Mr. Cbittenden consents his chances of defeat
ing the regular Republican candidate p b. Ostrander
will be good. There are many Republicans in the lid
District who will for Mr. Chittenden If the oppor
party. and because they believe the nomination OF
Otrander was forced by the leaders In tho IVth DIS
trct the nomination OF A. NJ Bliss by the Liberals ana
Democrats, Is conceded to be a strong move. Mr.
Bennett the Republican candidate must work very hard
to win IN this district for IL is largely Democratic The
probabilities that he will be beaten. for Mr. Bliss IS
very popular In the district and besides Is an active
working politician.
The full nominations for Assemblymen have not yet
been made by either party The Republicans have nom
mated S c. CARL the lid District, A. A Masters IN
I'D District. John H. Clyne IN the Ivth District,
John p Short in the With District Jacob Worth In the
Win District, and John F. Snson In the IXth District
The Democrats have not been harmonious III their
conventions their opponents. la several districts
they have been unable or unwilling 10 agree In the ist
District after the exhibition of considerable bad feeling
John Connel of the First Ward was given the nomlna
nephew, was anxious TO nominate David
Aiken. but was unable to carry his
point. This Is the fi-st defeat which Mr. McLaugh-
ia has with in his district for several years In the
I'D District no nomination has been made. If Gen.
T. ID IkIn OF the American Riemens Team can be IN
duced to accept nomination, IL ~ believed tnat ne
IId District composed OF the Sixth and Twelfth Wards
there appears be probability OF nomination Ine
sixth Ward desire to nominate Philip Clare; the
Twelfth want NJ. j. COhey. The feeling be-
tween the adhcrents Of these two candidates
ruus high. and there is no doubt that
the General Committee will take the matter in hand In
dale in the field. Clare before. and says that
he was counted out Ii Is believed that tne GeneTat
Committee will give the place to Cofey In the Win
District Bernard Sivcrman was nominated; In the
IXth the Hon John McGrolrty, the present Assembly
man from the district. go
A consultation OF leading Republican politicians VIII
be held this morning for the purpose ot discussing th
adyiSabty OF asking Catlin 10 Withdraw IN iaVor o
Gen. Crooke. Controller Schroeder, Gen. Jourdan and
Commissioner LOrn Palmer are understood 10 De IN
favor oi running CroOke There VIII DE mass meetlng
OF the Democracy tonight at the Academy OF Music
Samuel j. Tden exGov. Seymour, and krancls herman
are expected to deliver speeches.