New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
THE STATE TICKET.

Who ort T.n,mauv organization has not formally raft
fed the Democratic state ticket, hut, OF course he VAST
majority of its members viii vote that ticket "hen h'
rejected anti Tammanv delegates TO the stat" Convention"
raurncd d,seu.ted from Syracuse they declared maj
their fight was purely local one. One or two OF the
moro violent delegates said that both Democratic an"
Republican state tickets would he run out OF anu l""i
many boxes and there is little doubt mat the MAJORITY Vi
the candidates for minor ofhces on the ah'-iahl"'
t,,ct will freely exchange state ballots for ballots Tor
themselves But In this election. rs in the past IL VIII
d,h.css he found that ninr.Centwcneths ~ the ann
To,omau, Democrats vote the straish Democratic nale
ticket Possibly Mr. Bigeiow's nano may be heaNiN
scratched" Uhe Republicans furnishing Pas'eif'
which will not however freely used hy scrachers y
but it is unlikely other of the nominees on tho
ticket will be rejected by Democrats in tins cay
CITY AND COUNTY TICKET.
I'll. penpll;can and anti Tamnany combination on the
citv and conntv ticket includes all the offices except tha
Of Judges of the Marue Court. Whit botn parties Ia
yor James g. sheridan one Of the candidates. ' ~
publcars put forward Charles Goepp AMI tho anu Ian"
MANY Democrats Joseph Koch IA the other candua'e
The weaker of the two will probably give "sy before
election day Of the stronger SO that III thc '"i
,le contest will lie between TamInany and the coinolna
tim Both tickets are strong. Tammany presents men
of yery superior merit and such eminent chrc"r '"d
thus far none Of tLo have hCen found 10 pt open 10 'he
attacks OF enemy. On the other tickel Vera yer!
popular though less prominent candus'ts nave pe'n
named against only Two OF Whoh SERIOUS u0i"t"'''
charges have been brought. in the combination the re
n,hcau ba%a sacrificed everyb 10 the demands OF
the antiTammauy Democrats in order to secure the re-
election Of Benjamin n Phelps "a Dlstrici-h"rhey'
Thu " hole Republican campaign is mace snbSerVieH 10
This pnrpose for some oyorpcwerng reason not yet ap
parent -
THE CIVIL JUSTICES.
There are three tickets for the nine positions OF Civ
Justice Some Of the snti-Tammany candidates are run
in the interest Of Republicans for instance In The
vi and With districts. NJ J. Shandlcy, the anti Tam
many candidate in the With District, was formerly CiV
Justice ander the Ring, and runs solely to dlvde the
Democratic vote, in the hope that Louis j. "oeDcl the
Republican and German candidate, may run IN. Johh
Hardy the sLt Tammany Democratic candidate serves
the same purpose IN the With District, where II If
hoped by division of the Democratic vote that Fred
erick c. Gednoy, the Republican candidate may 10
elected.
STATE SENATOR'S.
The Republicans have made bargain with tue anu
Tarnmary Democrats TO support without ratiNhS the
nomination John Morris-ey in the WITH District against
John Fox, condition that the Democrats OF the WIN
District support James ". Booth. The antIiamhaiy
Democrats have also agreed 10 support the Republican
candidate in the With District e. A. baadeh, aGns
Janes DAILY and the Republicans will undoubtedly sup
povt Frauci, " Bxby the With District against r.
= Wheeler. the Tammany candidate. The Kepubcsns
can hardly be brought support Mr. Monheimor ih'the
With District
ASSSRMBI.YMFN.
The combination against Tammsny does not extend 10
t,c Assrmhlymen In fcv cases are the nomination. OF
The RcUilcas and anti-Tammany Democrats the same
In this race as formerly. much "swapping and sell
rg will he INDUCED by many of the candidates on all
the tickets.
ALDERM,SIC
The game nav he briefly said of the adermanic tickets,
Of which there are three IN the field.