New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-18
THE LOCAL CANVASS.
RELATIONS OF TAMMANY's OPPONENTS.

RELATIONS OF TAMMANY'S OPPONENTS.
DISSATISFACTION OF -rAMNANY LEADERS WITH
REPUBLICAN CHANGES IN THE COUNTY TICKET
TIE SENATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MoRRISsEis
CONGRATULATIONS OF THE LIBERALS.
There is no question but that there is
strong feeling OF disappointment on the part OF many OF
the ant-Tammany leaders al the changes made in the
ticket submitted by the anti Tammany Convention 10 the
Republicans One of the strongest men in the anttTam-
many organization said Saturday that there was not
single candidate left combination ticket who was
Identified with the anti-Tammany movement. III
IL expected however, that the ticket Will he
accepted by the antiTammany Executive Commit
tee which will meet this evening the Everett House.
The rejection of Vim. C. Traphagcn for Surrogate by the
Republicans much dspeascd several of the most proi-
ncnt OF the opponents of Tammany Hail. and they VIII
probably express themselves freely the subject at the
meeting tonight There have not been wanting indica-
nons Of discussions in the anu-Tamnany ranks. AT
some of the aessons Of the Executive Committee there
have been stormy and with the rejection OF their
candidates by The Republicans of the delegates Will
he apt TO vent their feelings freely Threats have been
made by some of the disaiocted persons OF Gaining
a new convention, and nominating another
ticket composed wholly Of Democrats, but it
is not likely that such an extreme course
will be taken II Is far probable that the dspeased
politicians will after expressing their sentiments elmer
ncquesce what has been done and support the ucket
decided upon or keep silent and sell it out in their
James OBren Joseph Blumcnthal and others are men
,oncd rs among those who are not satisfied with the
ticket AZ it stands.
What the chances for the election OF DISTRICT
Attorney Phelps and Recorder Hacbeitfi is question
often asked for 1T seems he taken for granted that
these two officers represent for the time the combined
opuosition TO Tlmnany Hall 1t il conceded that they
receive the united vote OF all those who are not III
active utilization with Tammany Han, there is
chance Of elccting them That they VIII re-
eeiye this vote if considered doubtful by expert
enced politicians II is alleged that the attacks on Re
corder Hackett have damaged his chances somewhat.
Added 10 this the difficulty OF keeping a combination
together necessarily made OF diverse elements,
each suspicious of the other and which VIII not work
tremendously toward common object The orsaniza-
ton in the districts is not good as that OF Tam
many Hail. and this election day may prove fatal
defect.
The Tammsny adhcronts are very confident that thty
will elect their entire county ticket by a handsome
majority and claim also every Senator ana all the
Assemb ymen from this city, with the exception OF one
of possibly two Assembly detrcts. The Republicans on
contrary believe that they elect the candidates
whom they will nominate I'm the With and With Senate
Districts and certainly in three and possibly in i've OF the
Assembly districts IL is believed now that John MOI
rsSey will TO become candidate for Senator III
the WITH District against John Fox He nominated
on Saturday evening by the antiTanmany organlLd-
ton. Mor1issey has been unwilling TO become candi-
date but the p,lsuasiOns Of his friend James Hayes, the
strong solicitations OF the Tammany leaders and hs
luminosity toward John Kelly and John Fox may induce
him TO run He desire for the place OF state sena
tor and if he accepts the nomination. viii be Tor the
reasons given. In the Fifth District the Tammany can
didate is Sidney p Nichols. The action of James w.
Booth in refusing TO accept denomination for Senator
likely to cause trouble among the Republicans in
tins district He wac generally considered to be the
strongest Republican IN the district ana
che on whom the entire her"oL Son Won Won
the nomination Sheridan SHOOK ana
Charles Blackle. the candidate Tor Assembly, NJ we
laird may be nominated. The anti-Iammany
organization met saturday evening ana ADJOURNED
without making any nomination. conference SoH t,
being appointed 10 consult with other organizations
IN With District IL seems probable that James Daiy
The Tanmany candidate for Senator viii have an easy
victory George W. Hencken, il, has been nominated
by the antL1ammany Democrats ana Will prOably ne
supported by the Republican,. Two years ago Mr..
Hrnrkcn was beaten ny Jacob A. Gross the Tainnany
estdilac In The With District James W. Gerard is the
Tammauy candidate and will recclyca very large Vocou
side the party ranks because OF his hgh character ana
until recently that James EVcrard would be nominated
b. the anti-Tammany Democrats and Republicans, hut
his now appears be doubtful Tho candidate IN 0ppO
rtiOn 10 Tammany Hall will probably he decided upon ny
the conference committees OF the Republicans ana an
Tammany politicians None OF the Organizations IN the
With District have yet settled upon candWae Scna
Tor Moore says he does not desire renOmin2ion but
is considered he rather inconsistent with TINS state
meu that his friends still actively Working Tor ilm
The indications that Everett Wheeler VIII he nom
mated by the Tammany party. Jerome Buck Is NEIL
toned as an antiTamnany candidate.
The Liberals have taken no active part YET IN the can
The adjourned meeting OF then County convention
VIII take place on Tuesday evening MANY Oh the mem
tickets in the field and advising the Liberals throughout
the city to support them. There will I've no distinctive
county ticket nominated by the Liberals 1hey 40 not
feel strong enough incur such an expense as thls
would entail They will be much more likely 10 cObhe
IN certain districts with other ORGANIZATIONS ana en-
deayor to secure the nominations for Senators ana
AssenblymCn.