The New York herald., 1875-09-26

idea of
SERVING THE DEAR PEOPLE
by getting into the snug places now occupied by Mr.
| Kellys friends firmly believe that the workingmen
mean business In all their talk about opposing Tam
many; but the opinion widespread II is is not
| fined 10 the Tammany men alone that when election
| day comes the workngman who has always in the
past when not tied hand and foot by the 'teohnical
observations Of democratic Governor the mistakes
of democratic Mayor, found Tammany his best friend
when want Of work, will Of old forget his personal
griefs fall line and vote the straight ticket Inn
PEELED to do so by the thought that the very best
change Of party managers give him greater hold
| on new party than he has upon the Old one
] Certainly the workingmen who are democrats and
the great mass OF them are. have, say the Tam
many leaders, nothing TO gain by voting ticket
| that has for its main object the triumph Of
| republicans the democrats, and consequently,
the giving OF the spoils 10 vicors who will keep all
| democrats in the cold. But this labor question
doubtless, must remain an open one until election day,
| although the peaceful citizen who does not mngle
among politicians need be surprised TO hear OF the
demagogues both sides making it their football and
! sport for their own benefit during the campaign in
spite Of the promises and pledges made by of the
! Delegates who went TO Syracuse from this city.
| The harmony brought about at the Convention, by
the way, only a surface harmony at the utmost;
and, though il necessity in party point Of view,
it believed that the country districts viii have
the exclusive pleasure OF showing up its sity and the
real sentiments that their delegates felt but
duced to smother The delegation from New
happily for the wiswam: though had any
considerable portion Of the anti -Tammanyites been
recognized by the Convention it is certain that things
at this end OF the State would have been in bad mix
on election night, when the Tden ticket would have
been found have been ''cutn everywhere by Tam
many. As a result Of John Key's bold stand in Til
denis house the Tuesday night preceding the Con
vention when though the old gentleman had already
promised his friend Comptroller Green that a eoodly
number Of his pet delegations from this city should be
supported by the Governors country friends. in the
Convention he suddenly the danger he was in and
promised that nothing far as he could help it, would
prevent the Tammany delegation from being admitted
There will be trouble among the regular demo-
Gratis in
THE SENATORIAL DISTRICTS
here, and every effort will be made by Tammany to
elect the five Senators the Governor desires she
should The prospects OF in this particular are
good it may be said despite the that some OF the
anti Tammany democrats are reckless TO DO
willing TO aid the republican candidates rather than
have Tammany win. The Fourth district is certain to
send democrat no matter how the battle will close
for republican in running in the district would have
chance of getting elected with four democratic
competitors in the field But the contest in the district
must inevitably be bitter one, and since the appoint
ment of the new State Committee things have been
shaped in the district that there is great likelihood of
a big time all round for the 'boys" In the first place
there a host of small fry candidates who, like flies
round a moasses cask have already begun TO do
q great deal Of buZzng all for their good,
and TO whom no one outside of the range Of their
limited fight pays the slightest attention In reality
there only three candidates in the district of any
strength and each OF whom has considerable of that
desirable sine qua non, which the politicians call bacL
! ing - These three ex-senator Fox, Assemblyman
Nicholas Muller and Assemblyman T. j, Campbell
The drawback to Fox in the opinion Of those who
were made strong by the reorganization Of the First
district last fall that he has been out of Tammany
long TO be Of benefit to the party; but this is of
Tammany's anront last year like little man"
pockeed it seriously instead of going about blubberng
his fate and asking his friends to hold wake for
him and quietly bided his time when he could in
effective way show Morrissey, and Others who had
showed him to the wall, that he had hold his
| Senatorial district that was not all
TAMMANY's PRIVATE PROPERTY
This time they say, when his friend Hogan ran
against Meade for Congress- and only el short l5 Of
majority out Of total vote Of over Is 900 Again they
point to his for the Senaorshp in 1879, when he
had the police and the Street Cleaning Department
machinery against him, and when Jones, his opponent
supported by all the anti rammany elements, whom
he beat in his tJonesD Assembly district by $40
votes In the Third district, whore James Hayes was
supposed TO be all powerful and who against him
in the fight he got majority of over l. 400 votes by
dint Of his knowledge active politician how TO
turn everything good and bad to good account Ii is
conceded that he and Hogan working together in the
Senatorial fight, would be ugly team to
beat and report has had 1t during
the week, that Morrissey's friends are
exertng themselves to prevent his nomination, while
all the time giving it out that if Fox dares' to
Morrissey will oppose him, feeling that If he does not
gether out of race ne has no stomach for particu
lary Fox his antagonist. Still with the politi-
clans Fox Is not popular IN the district they seem to
have taken remarkable aversion TO him. and the very
fact that it is known that if he nominated he
would roll his sleeves and go to work In the
GALL AND NORWOOD
10 them all One act done at Syracuse during the Con-
vontion have got the district completely by
the the Senatorial question: and that the ap-
I pontment of Nicholas Muller the State Committee
IRON the Fifth Congressional district instead of William
I Walsh Fox Syracuse for two days before the
Convention met and on the meeting day. People said
he after that place the State Committee, though
his friends denied il. Muller known to be
after too and II generally felt that whichever got
it would have the inside track for the Senatorship; So
when Muller placed on the committee his friends
threw up their hats and declared the Senatorial nom
ton good as made. On the other hand, 1t said
that Muler's appointment made to bridge the
difficulties IN the Senatorial district so that in case the
Senatorshp should be given TO Fox, Muller could sOace
his disappointment in the thought that he occupied
place IN the party as state committeeman, where his
thorough experience sharp, observing politician
and his well tried qualities organizer OF victory
could be brought into play TO the best possible advantage
10 the party and to himself in 10 while he would be
elected to The Assembly this year With scarce any oppo-
sitOn. still his friends believe that he Will, even
though he is on the State Committee, yet
SECURE THE sESAToRsHP.
Mr. Campbel's friends, too are likewise hopeful and
they working hard for him. He has beyond a
doubt already obtained the full pledge of the Sixth
Assembly districts twenty odd votes, and II the fight
Muer's delegation should be favorable 10 him and
John Kelly should not interfere the plain rule Of add
ton would make him the nominee OF the Senatorial
District Convention Morrssey the great bugabOo OF
the friends Of the three aspiring candidates for the
regular nomination. He has already been put in nom
nanon by three or four clubs IN the district but thus
far no word has been extracted HIM which can
taken as a guarantee that he consents to be
an ant-Iammany candidate Indeed since the conven-
held, where his courteous way Of arguing the
claims Of this delegation won for him not only i've
votes Of the Committee on Credentials, but the good
feeling Of the Tarnmany leaders we'll the impression
has gained ground that he will still persist consider
ing himself a regular Tammany man, and will not
therefore, oppose the Tammany candidate This i'm
preston however, has all along carried with it the
provisO that If John Fox gets the Tanmany nomination
he will oppose him, not so much on antl-Tammany
grounds get with his old foe for the part he
took in helping TO defeat his friend Hayes for Register
10 be considered the representative Of the work
ing classes SO it will be seen that it will require the
[ exercise Of the utmost prudence and ingenuity on
the part Of the TammaDy leaders TO make the
contest in the Fourth district of old a certain
for the regulars beforehand This evidently can never
be done the matter is left entirely the ward dele
gates, and the Wigwam Magician will doubtless
his little wand week two, and then there will he
I unanimity where now everything
SKIES
The other Senatorial districts far the indica-
tons point at present. will not afford much Of a
field for politicians who delight in bitter strife where
the chances nearly for victory and defeat In
the Fnh, Senator Booth (repubican) backed by Comp
troller Green's gratitude for past avors received and
all the antl.Tammany faction will be renominated by
the republicans; but his defeat is considered almost
tain If Sidney Y. Nichols DO induced 10 take the