The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-11
THE vorE roR REsIsrER-goSEs Asp HAYES


Jones majority over Hayes, 1l764z
These figures give fair estimate Of what the people
ran do when Ring dictatorship fosts upon them i'm
proper candidates Is this lesson to be repeated on
ID OF November nextS
I THE COUNTY STRUGGLE
In this city the contest promises to be or most
lively character. We have Tammany, anti-Tammany
and the republican organizations in a triangular eight
Hhe ant-custom House party cannot be ranked
among the noticeable political elements Of the
canvass II has no following worthy Of mention
OF course the great political city power is Tammany
Hall She has ruled the destnies Of the State, and
eral times or the United States With proper manage
ment and close adherence to the reform or tho
day she will ride TO victory she has done fifty
times before and in 1876 dictate the candidate who
shall carry the democratic Presidential banner But
good management required and the corrupt profess
sional politician must take q back seat The best
men must be brought the front The people Of this
city will trust the present leadership only far its
acts warrant recognition and support
DAsGERous ELEMENTS
are at work which must be destroyed and thstles Of
corruption must be pluckcd from their before
free franchise be exercised with dignity and safety
II the intelligent voters perceive that Tammqny aims
alone advance their interests BY putting good
On Office and reforming the gerrble abuses Of city
government, then they win step 70 the front for her
ticket The shacklcs OF dctation viii Eli like feathers
around their feet. The tone man power" SO freely
commented upon The campaign speeches Of the day,
must cease be abugbear and sarcasm The enemies
OF Mr. Kelly are hard work. When Mr. Kelly Is said
Tammany Eall is necessarily meant That organization
IS solely and entirely the beck and nod o this gen
tlernan and subject to his directions Nurmurng or
discomfort means political death It IS great power
for single individual exercise Let i De hoped that
Mr. Kelly win use il with proper discretion ant ntci
goncc.
II is the quality OF a politician to be confident
Speak 20 him as to his chances or IN the cleo
ton and he viii tell you there is shadow OF doubt
On bis mind upon the subject Ex.sheriG o'Bren
grasps you By The hand and whispers In your ear
sTbs rnne Il M Kelly 4 Co will have 70 90 TO tho wall
] have scarcely met a respectable man in the city
with whom have lately conversed that does not speak
against those people. tell you they Will be routed,
horse, foot and dragoons az the coming election We
working quietly and without bickoring We shan
make no mistakes and put the best men forward.
see rumored the paper that Green and Kelly nave
hhaken hahls over the bloody chasni thal the comp.
troler WI az AL he can Tor Kelys ticket a. the next
election Wen, y may he 50. Ono thing = certain
Green mas done nothing for US and we cannot see what
10 might do" With this the sprghtly young Tree
lance OF Tie Twenty first ward was approached by
crowd Of worsmgnen, who happened 70 be passing,
and the interview terminated
TnR LABOR QUESTION
Probably The most dangerous question 70 be smoothed
over ID the coming canvass The question reduction
of aborersi wages stands TIA most raacherous
obstacle for Tammany Han % eel over The backbone
and valzing force Of The organization since re- incep
ton BY Aaron Burr aud colleagues n tnc latter nart
Of the last century have been the WORT nur,eps ,,te
But how will IL be this fall little retrospect cannot
be Of place - this connection All sorts 0f resou-
tons and subterfuges have boon resorcd by Tamma
nv 20 convince the aborcrs Of this city that he Orran
cation all responsible for the reduction III her
wages from 81 10 81 90 per day. But such Efforts 20
not change the actual fact thai reduction been
made. The republicans Try 70 put The blame
the shoulders Of me democrats, while