The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-11


latter fact may Mai1ucy's chances, the
Brennan and Kelly Interest never at any tune, in
the same groove. Besides the eX.Shern Is now among
the "outs," being landed nigh and dry upon par
ren political rock, according u the mandates q Mr.
Kelly The nti-Tammany organization proposes 70
nominate John Callahan or John CoutreiL
Judge Charles 4. Clancy Is now the incumbent Of the
Civil Justceshp In tile Second district HIS action
the labor question before tie General Committee Of
Tammany Hall has sreng lhened him greatly before his
constituents De has always been warm friend OF
John A0Tissey and County Clerk Walsh, such alliia
Tons Il this particular time not the most useful IN
political sonse, as far as Mr. Kelly Is concerned 80
tat Judge Clancy has had ~ trim his sails accordingly
lie was elected % the civil Justccship 10 I'll The va
cancy Occaslonea ~ the death II Judge kiylen lie
seeks denomination from fammany Hall, aud the
chances that BIZ Will pet IL Among the opposition
Dennis Burns Is talked of more familiarity known
denny Burns the member from sligo is ne was
ChrstCned while member CT the Legislature III the
GLORIOUS days " ne past when me Brennan amiiy
nDenny was powerful Lieutenant q this interest but
a change his come and the member from sgo1 wins
sent the political gutter with All other friends
Of the cX-sheriHL Inc Wmfhss Fl political
life has stranded him among tho 'outsp
and he must only wait patiently until for
tune fayors him once more. it "a needless u spec
ulate upon a republicans chances III TINS district. Mr.
William n. Rooney Is also talked ol among lammany
The principal democratic candidate ID tie Third dis
trct Is Judge James w. Fowler, the present civil
Justice Arthur J. Delany u likely V be nominated
Nv Tanmanv He will meet with Z sharp opposition
for the nomination. Tho republicans propose 70 put
M Mr. Clinton McAdam. Mr.. James y Gumbieton,
brother OF the Deputy LOlllNihh0l41I ~ iNliA
who has resided for twenty years n The DISTRICT II also
a candidate.
In the Fourth district Coroner Anthony EicE-
hof i strong candidate % the Tammany side.
Mr. George r. Langbcin, young lawyer, Is also work
np vigorously for the place. The other candidates
mentioned arc Deputy Sheriff J. =. Gales, Oscar :.
Borert and John A. Dnklc The latter VIII probably
he tic republican candidate II Is understood however,
that MI Bogert Is slated for the rammany nomination
Tho Tanrnanv Endorsement 10 the Fifth, which, as IN
many Of me other DISTRICTS means an election, Is al
present very much IN doubt There IS likely 70 %
trouble before this important question u uebhitey SET
tied. This district composed 81 the seventh, EleV-
euth aud Thirteenth wards. Deputy Sheriff Thomas
Shells Coroner WOtmau and Asscmblyman Impthy ,.
Campbell head tho respective committees m those wards
in TIE seventh wari has been going On Tor some
time between Alderman aud ex-Police Justice Shandey
and Deputy sheriff Thomas Shells for the control OF the
District General Committee Last year Shells conquered,
and Is now chairman, while Shandley has been com.
peled to step down aud outn Here comes the tug 81
war shandey who ior ten years represented the dia
trct a. police justice now wants the nomination Tor
civil justice, end gives out that ID the wish Of
sBoss" Kelly that Tie shaudlcyl should get The place.
Then comes another stumbling block ID tie person Of
Campbell, who Is also candidate. He and STANDBY
have been at loggerheads for time and Tins adds
trouble " the already overlooking pot " dssen-