New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04
LOCAL POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.

A POSSIBILITY OF Five TICKETS IN THE FIELD
EFFORTS TO COMBINE ALL THE OUTSIDE ORGAN
IzATIoNs AGAINST TAMNANY HAI4-hEEIlNGS
IN VARIOUS DISTRICTS.
There has never been local political cam
paifn in New-York when there was more confusion OF
party lines and general uncertainty as to what aco w"
he taken than the present Tammany Hall seems 10 DC
,be only organization which has decided to 20 on ana
make nominations without reference TO combinations
with Other political bodies. There is pOSsiDt! ln1'
there may be five different tickets in the HELD 'hls All
The Tammany, Republican, Liberal kepuDheah' anu
sntTammany organizations have already issued ca'is
for the holding of County Judiciary, Senatorial and
Assembly Conventions, and the anti-CustomhouSe
Republicans also say that they will hod con
ventions and place ticket in the field I'M
less the Committee appointed by the Repnhl'ah
State Convention will give some hope OF redress OF @
grievances With five tickets presented Tor the chocc OF
voters or even with these five organizations IN exist
ence there is an opportunity for combinations on 'ne
mart OF candidates in the various districts that will I'M
doubedly be taken advantage of 10 the utmost extent
II was suggested also at time that the German
organization headed by Oswald Ottendorfer, might
nominate a distinct county ticket but 1t Is UNDERSTOOD
now that these Germans will select from the best cand
dates on the tickets should they not coaesce TOT
this campaign with the antTammany Denoe-
raoy. Very little further progress has been
made toward electing coalition OF all the
political elements outside OF Tanlnany HAIL
Could this be DONE and strong and une1cepuohaple
ticket placed in the field il is believed that there woud
he a very considerable probability Of defeating the ram
many candidates II is not generally deemed probable
however that this coalition he affected There are
30 many conflicting interests TO harmonic that is an
almost hopeless task. The Republicans and anti-Iam
many Democrats unite on county and judiciary lick
cts and very likely there viii be combinations made on
Senators and Assemhlymen III various districts
but outside OF these organizations are the LhDeId vt
publeans the utLCust0m House Republicans and the
German organizations al OF which VIII demand sone
consideration ticket before they VIII agree 10 cup
port it. The politicians at present consider what are
known as the outside organizations, III ustIIctioh
from the regular Democratic and Republican organza-
lions unknown quantity the Importance ana Naue
Of which only the approaching election can determine
The organization of the antiTammany Democracy In
the various Assembly Districts is being carried on Dy te
leaders with vgor. In some OF the districts the Olsa
zaon il strong nearly every election district being rep
resented in the County Committee A special meeting
ing IN Irving Hall II is probable that call Will be
issued for the election of delegates TO County Judiciary
places of which will also be given.
The Tammany Committee on Orgai5atlon met on
Saturday the new lists of delegates 10 the
Tammany Hall General Committee from the 10 ana
XvIth Districts 10 be submitted by the COMMITTEE on
Discipline hut the latter Committee had not completed
ivSoon WIN kirk of the I'D District will be AZ
lowed 10 name most Of the Committee from that district
end that Frederick A. sm!the VIII have similar PRIV
Under the new provisions of the Constitution, which
require, among other qualifications that voter shal
have resided 80 days previous 10 the election in the
election district in which he may offer his vote, any per
son who may remove from one election dstIlct INTO
another between this time and the date or election VIII
not be entitled TO u vote
The Democrats Of the Xth Assembly District met on
Saturday and approved the State ticket and commended
the course of Gov. Tden. The two German Demo
cratic organizations in the XXth Assembly District have
consolidated meeting OF citizens of the Win Assem-
by District was held Saturday evening m Grand and
CntOu-sts to form the Independent Democratic Pio-
peer Association" Resolutions approving the nOnina-
tion OF the Hon. Frederick w Seward for Secretary
GERS were elected: John Creighton, President; J.
NJ lockwood. Secretary; J. T.. Blake, Treasurer.
the Eighteenth Ward Council Of Political Reform held
Their first meeting since their Summer adjournment on
Satlrday evening, at Oriental Hall Committee OF
Observation was appointed. Addresses made by
The Chairman. Philip FTsnkenhcmer, Thomas Mcdowell,
Henry wilson Richard Edgewortb, ana Others on the
subject OF nominations