New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30
CITY POLITICS.
PROBABLE NOMINATIONS.

ANTICIPATED COMBINATION OF OPPOSITION
DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS AGAINST TAM
MANY UALI.
The aspirants for nominations by the three
political bodies which VIII probably place tickets in the
field in this city this Fail although working through
their friends, and cndeayOrng TO ascertain what are
their chances OF success, Go not rule
forward boldly aud declare themselves as
desiring nomination. TIE time for holding the
various local conventions is drawing near, how
ever that they viii be Obliged announce their IN
tentons, at leas, allow their to be used with
authority by those who may he endeavOgng to eject GER
tain combinations. Nothing positive has yet been agreed
upan by the Republican and antiTan many leaders Ii
Is well understood. however, that II three straight
county tickets placed in nomination, the iainlnany
candidates VIII bc certain 10 win. that IL Is taken Tor
granted that a combination against TaInrlsny VIII be
formed by The opposition elements For THIS reason no
candidate against Ds,rict-Atcrrey Phelps has been
named among The opposition. on te part of Tammany
Hall the chances for she nonin,,lon FOR District
Attorney to have been narrowed down 10
Peter &. Olney ana Frederick A. smythe although
the name OF VIM. A. Beach Is also mentioned
The fact that Beach s retained Of the council
for Peter r. SweeEy is taken an indication that he
does not seek the nomination. Tie friends OF air. Oney
are working had for him. They dwell upon the fact
that he has been cnga2od with Charles OConor, Gen
Barlow and otaers IN hc prosecution Of the Ring sus
especially Citing him for the place az The present time
Il
friends, Henry /. Clinton TO become candidate but
he declined he did wish to sacrifice his pro
fcssion. business Tie struggle for The nomination
promises TO Oe warm one.
For Recorder there 10 he generally favored
candidate as yet. 1t is not impossible that Recorder
Racket may receive the nomination o Tammary Han
after all. appears be authorized to SPEAK Tor
the Recorder and say whether he syInpath zes with
Tanmany Hall or the anti-Tammany organization The
names OF Acornon G. sullivan and Others also
toned IN connection withthc T@mmaUy nomination. The
whom the antl-Idmnany organization VIII place IN
nomination. should Recorder Racket bc its choice,
has not been made known and. 1t understood, has not
agreed upon. The prominent candidates for Cor0-
the present time Alderman Edward
Glon TammGny Democrat Excise Commits
soner william II. s;iner d'eunbican), and Dr.
Thomas Knox tamil raulnany DeInocFli}. For Alder
men-at-large all Of The present ncunhents are can
didatcS FOR denomination. There seems 10 6c no doubt
tina. President LOWS VIII be renGliHatoG 10y 1aminauy
Hail. there strong feeling in fay0r Of rcnomnat-
McssTs. Gross, Cole ana Gunzer The term OF once,
one year. * so short that the incumbent mas barely time
acquainted with The details OF his duties he
fore his Of o.ice expires. Hence there ls
stroug feeling in favor of III king denominations ON tie
part Of the Republicans, Alderman Vance Is under
stood decline a denomination. His business
interests require most OF HE time and he 70
longer desires tie position. Alderman Billings viii
undoubtedly bc named for reelection should lie
not desire the nomination for Civil Justiee IN
h's district jacob VIII PROBABLY
receive the Republican nomination for Aderufn-at-
large Alderman Morss name ia mentioned bur II
unccrs that he would rather az his own district
Jacob Patterson r spoken o. possible candl
date. All Of the remain Ter Of the Aldermen are carG
dates for denomination in their respective districts. Al
d,rrnen Lvsht aad John Rcii,y without doubt cor
tain or securing So. There VIII he warm contest Dee
tween AID s4auG. y @ad Deputy Sem =. ma,
Shells. Both arc lcsc Its 0t the ooF n'
da;es in the Tamnauv Hal rsn1s. Among IRE
=. y. =
present Rece or Txcs Civil sce Alfred = AclTt,
hsaly either GIDEON u. Tcser JOHN Hardy; 4he
ssnatOr- ana ass mn e.'i-a'',, ..to ,'- " 80 "
he LITTLE daubi That joan Fox VII receive tlc tiAoaHy
NOMINATION. AID inat 5oiA Morris-ey Vii oppose ram.
The ~ District ot.et lion o. tl ia--,-.i- ~ og'
cril Committee on Tuesday waited oh John Kelly q"
to Nj Fo1. They based their oppos:..on 20 Am on
me grornd that, ne wts nien"'r OIL tae
tuc Win james Raves, and yoed for Of the worst
e "a , % 3 '. d1 ,i'i IN ''ii me Va
Senatorial lis icr. sen tcr JIlcs 4oo', % is understood
Wi Dc lcHonaatcd by tie x, plbcans. ALTHOUGH lac hs
hot formally declared himself cu'tliatc. s.dney /;
Nichols. OF OF tie oTAsr5 aId le ocA,-'l Nt-'G el
20 receive the nomination fammEny Al N lie van
senatorial Dstrici Assem- man lanes 41iy "4A PROB
@.y OIL '.'o 'iIl-'1 ~ 90 = -I'i'-2 60 -, ~
With District james ,ei"Fa ne co- -itt' t' lel-
toned hhcy receive tle combined nc,on8'ionf of
tn Reusbicals and anti-l- many De-c,r''s b.. tie
WIG. DISTRICT. Iugh j. iouc is stafHs LAlI ID ~ ia
WI. Dee oplo-i ny exAayOr George Cpdy ~ rs tie Re
For sdS. lie Maine Court it IS probable th"; ;he
present iucgMGcria, I. J. JoIciIis,n and - cnao =.
Gross VIII h- named by Taamauy hJl, Ac;r .tfonSt
Ui,ftUr-. \. BOYD ana j.. D. 'rte having ht'h
appcl."d Cooperation Attorney ard ATTORNEY Tor tAe
Collection OK nueale OF pe-scnal taxea There e
strong contest nearly every district for CiVi Justice
Tlc of office j. am the salary TtUOp per
amman. Tic frst District te conttstrAt3 inF jDe
TamuEuy NATION the prose Il incumbent, justice
D,uis 4ynD. VIA. q toloney. DcGt, clerk o1 lAe
Common CoUGcii. There is no YrjnlnrrI' cn'ie ys.
named by tie op.osJpA IL tHc r'CCnd lls.ilc. lAc
al iiants The TaulA4,Hy NOMINATION. are thal'
a. Clancy. The present incumbent ana "iI
IL. kooney. Ex-AssemDiyIaan Denis bG-is EiI
probably b. named by tie amt i2ulIHory oi@Al-
is1tou in tie Inild District Ar'Hiir j. Doiahcy
VII d. put forward by Iaiitn..IY it".!j ho"cI'
Ii. fO.OcE hHey 10 be tlc Lo4.-lee - Tie ;I-t--
Nrars in Nth District There are fOi. c;n-d"l-'-
tor IaTl.auy DODllnatIon--OsC%r 1U2tfl, N"iOcr
ANTONY EicAACn, George H. l-3A-,r i-t JOIN a.
Foley. A-scniuiynau Louis NaCluc- VII p adpl Jc
te az the opposition. In the ~ G-stIIci TIC
IACA from WLOu 1.dGiuGn5 ta.dl't VIZ. Ioltpy
Alderman Edward j. G.@EtcY Assem- l;iE iiiiotdy
J. Campbell. Gilbert Is. ~ 1Oos AZ tAo WIN Di-7tt
JOnn T. MCGOWAN and JAMES l.. tci-nc4 aio lie men
favored ay IuH.II.n. JOlu =. AlcIOf.iIi q cleii O.
Police jus. co .5.ND Is l!Loly 20 joe thc cuodae "
tle opposition. IN the Nllth District, As,olhDy-
&. Dc5sar, Ambrose 1dohtH, cA-
lyman John hayes, and 1laz Moses arc suggested
To- TIC 1.nIl-Iy nominal ID. "aieF G. I'm, hi. MAJ
probably tie Republican support IA inc Nttl-H
Disrct, those cek.Eg the Iamusny nomination are inc
prcsai Ilculcent VIM :. Kane anu one o; t"O osics'
JG!a.s Can likely IN Nc tie anil I.iiltA5 fEel-
date and Frederick q. GctHa} ne r. Gnhcln IN tLc
I&tA district. Henry T. Mcl""i WHO ~ cohiecea VIII
IA. Ha.lol Gaaigt Company and INC h..;elh NaNlei-
u0L Con- pony, and Jrcsiiet OF The Taxpayers A9s"-
ca.-Dl - .tF3.l cs,i,itc for t.e l@ini'5 h"H'4'-
ton, a4d II. - ACAeuna and others arr mentioned.
TAMMANY REORGANIZATION.