New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-15
THE LOCAL CANVASS.
THE ANTI.TAMMANY NOMINATIONS.


OPINIONS OF POLITICIANS ON THEM-PRoBABILrrY
THAT THE REPUBLICANS WILL oBJRCr TO SOME
or THEM-CoSFERENCEs CONCERNING A CoMBI-
NATION rCkET.
The question whether or not the Republicans
viii accent the nominees OF the sntiTammsny Conven-
ton, held on Wednesday evening, discussed yester-
day by the politicians OF all party organizations While it
was conceded that the majority OF the ticket was
composed Of unexccptonsble men, asserted that
there some weak ones There is strong feeling on
the part OF representative Republicans thai party
casting nearly 81 900 votes candidate for Mayor
last year should Ia content with candidate on
The judiciary tickethat OF DStriCAttorney Recorder
Hackctt nominated by the Republicans at the same
time with D>tricAttorney Phelps, and the person who
nominated him. acting under orders, laid good deal OF
stress the fact that he nomnatedhi Republican
This is characterized absury. Recorder Hacket
never claimed TO be anything else than Demo
GRAFT and inclined TO expect TO receive the nomna
ton Tammany Hail. II is certain that but for the
charges made by John Kelly the Recorder would have
received = strong support in the Tammany Convention.
II understood that conferences were held yesterday by
the Republican leaders and the antiTammany leaders
Another conference will be held to-day. and the result
will he given the adjourned Convention of the Repub
leans this evening nt Republican Hail. 1t is understood
that nominations OF Dennis Mcmahon for Judge of the
Court OF Common Pleas and VIM c. Traphagen for Sur
rogate win not lie accepted by the Republicans II is
BY the OF the Republican voters and that HIS NOM
tpaton would he equivalent to defeat. There is ohiec
ton made also TO Mr. Tsphagen, the ground that
stronger candidate could he presented II is stated that
?hilo r. Rugges would acceptable, and compromise
',ay he made upon him. There is very large number
Of Republicans who prefer that of their or
cuzation should receive the nomination for Coroner
Excise Commissioner Win. II. SDer would probably he
the choice of the Republican Convention. There
will be two straight Republicans nominated
for Aldermcn-atIsrge, and only two. One OF
these will be Alderman o. 7. c. Billings and
the other is likely 10 lie Assemblyman Jacob
Hess The Republicans feel confident that, under the
minority reprcsC nation clause of the Charter they can
elect these men and will not consent 10 barter them
away.
The Liberals in this city do not propose TO run county
ticket Should they not enter the combination against
TanInany Hail. their Convention, which adjourned 10
the organization support the best on each ticket
ulaccd in the field. MANY of the liberals would ne
pleased 10 have eX-Judge f. j. Fthan gwen place on
The judiciary ticket, TO he agreed upon hy the kpuOh
cans and the anti-TamInany organization. =.
The following is complete sketch or the anti
Tammany candidate for Judge OF the superior Court than
has yet appeared Charles f. Sanford graduated 81
Yale College, and a1terward studied law IN the once OF
william NJ. EVarts. He was partner OF the ate JuuSe
Woodruff until the latter appointed Circuit Judge
when Mr.. Sanford entered into partnership win r. H.
Robinson and he is still member OF te nrnl Mtssrs
Robinson and Sanford have been counsel for number OF
railway and other cOrporatiOus ncu0lng the Pennsy
wanna Central, Camden and AmbOy, aud Northern
Railroads, the Delaware ana kRran canal C0n-
pany They have counsel for the trustee of Jay
Cooke Co, and the Baltimore steam Packet company
the HobOken Land Improvement Company and Morton,
Bliss Co lie IL Democrat III politics. gentleman OF
considerable fortune, and lawyer of high sonong at
the Bar