New-York tribune., 1875-09-21
roLITICAL MOVEMENTS IN THE CIrY.


TIE OPPONENTS or TAMMANY HALL DETERMINED
10 MAKE A SHARP CONTEST POSSIBILITY OF
JOHN M0nRISSEY's rJSNING FOR TIE SENATE
ADVANCES ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN MADE BY
CvsroM-uOUsE LEADERS To LIBERAL REPyB-
IICANs.
In accordance with their threats on leaving
Syracuse to make it warm FOR Tan -any Hali and its
candidates at the coming election The lead
ers Of tie mti-Tamm.uy organization have
already begun to perfect ticr plans to mako
strong and combined opposition 30 far aG is possible
10 TamIaauy Han One OF tue leaders Of the anti
Tsmman organization said that the proposed to maize
an tron county ticket possible ana present it TO the
ucou,e for their suracs. Ii w.D orr srous contrast,
ne said 70 many OF the candidates whom Iabihahy
Hal was in the bab Of placing in nomination. AS toa
combination with Tie Republicans on county ticket he
could not say what would be done lie thought pr"oa-
be . combnatiotmiglt be made on DistrlctAttoInry
phclps. Republican, and Recorder Iackett, Il
Democrat. for denomination. provided the latter
were not rcnominated by Taminany. and t9is
he did not think likely. There was
good preceut furnished for this by the action OF the late
Democratic Convention in placing Republicans in nom
nation As 10 the State ticket, ne ad me OPINION there
were many Democrats inside and outside The antIan-
many organization who would choose for themselves
which set Of Republican candidates they would
support The an,iTammany organization had
been given very httle consideration by the state
Convention and the members therefore were not
bound TO support Its nominees. They would pay more
marked attention. however, 10 the local contest There
WAS local organzaton the state Convention had de-
cded and they would 6ght ii ont that issue until
ex wear when they proposed send delegation 10 the
National Convention and have hat tody decide whether
they or TamInany Han truly represented the Democracy
of the metropolis He believed they could elect their
county ticket and certainly would have no difficulty IN
carrying certain districts and thereby eleeting number
of Assembymcn, Aldermen, and civil Justices, and pos
siby majority Of the state Senator's. There was no
doat that Morr-sey Hayes and Ledwith would be with
them Morrssey, it understood, would run for Sen
ator in the lower district, provided John Fox received
the nomination from Tammany Hall. There wac
strong feeling Of enmity between the two men, and in
addition il is understood that John Kelly is anxious to
have Fox back in Tammany Hall, and will
secure 10 him the nomination for Senator.
II this is done it will excite very bitter feeling among
those persons who have been running the Tammany
ORGANIZATIONS in the LIST, Id Iild and Vth Assembly
Districts comprising the Senatorial and Congresson1l
District. and who remained loyal TO Tanlnany Hall
when Fox and ex Justice Hogan Withdrew ana me at-
ter for Congress against Edwlh n mcaoe' 'e ies"
lar TammanY candidate.
There we're rumors yesterday that John Morrssey had
already announced his deterIa%on % m 70 @ m ."d ,e a,
rooms In the Brandreth House, at Cana ST. ana bfoau
wav in order 10 acquire residence IN the nlstrct MI
Worissev has not vet returned from Saratoga, where
he went after leaving Syracuse IN oruer 10 seiie
hs rsoga aoday and come to NcwYorf Intimate
fends of MS sav that no but himself 1s authorized
10 speak as to his future movements. They have no
doubt however, If John Fox receives the noun, i,
nation for state Senator that Dir. Morllssey VIII m
AT once accept that OF the anti-ianinany or
ganzaton, and will proceed 10 make the canvass
spirited one should Assem- lyman Nichoias aiuiiI ae
ccye the Tammany nomination, however IS hot GER
tain that Morrissey would consent TO run he hs no per
sonai feeling against Mier and his friends s 6seys
that he would not care to incur tho .rouple
and expense OF a canvass beat in the district
except John Fox. He will soon he here, however, t
speak for himself. meeting OF the friends OIL
james Hayes will soon be held in me lid District, 10
denOunce the action Of Tammany Hall In expeinS hin'