The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-01

The Hon John Kelly IL using every pos
sibie effort to spare bis party the disastct that
seems likely to follow the dissensions In the
Fourth Senate District. Every influential Tam
many man In the district has boen summoned
TO Mr.. Kely's once and urged To work for the
Hon. John Fox sim many rammany men arc
openly supporting the Hon. John Morrissey.
Some Of then, will vote for all the anti-Tam-
| many candidates. Others may vote for all the
| Tammany nominees except the Hon. John Fox.
| SO widespread Is this feeling for Mir. Morrissey
| that the Tammany leaders suspect the loyalty OF
the members of the General Committee In tho
| Fourth Senate District, and distrust even tho |
| Tammany inspectors OF election. The Tam |
| many wirepuilers are trying TO persuade many |
OF the inspectors to resign, so that their places
| may be nlled with men who are willing 10 DO
any work that Tammany may order 70 be done
Such Is Mr.. Kellys alarm at the uncertainty OF
| MIR. Foxs success that he has taken the stump
| for him. He spoke on Saturday at meetings In
the sixth and Fourteenth Wards, and is TO ad-
dress Mr.. Foxs friends In other wards to-nlghi..
| Mr.. Morrissey finished his weeks canvass Of
he addressed more than thirty meetings: At
| each meeting he was Enthusiastically received.
men,s Tor the work on election day His friends
are confident of his election by large majority.
District in his Senate District. and that he will
certainly receive as many Democratic votes as
Mr.. Fox, and that the Republican vote Will de-
The" The society i Of italians met at 1853 Hester
ton OF the Hon. John Morrissey. Presid.Lt
Canerata addressed the meeting, and at the
mention OF Mr.. Morrissey as the poor mans
friend, every man arose md cheered Justify.
THE DIcTAroR's MOVEMENTS.
| Some OF the Tammanv men have tried to make
Tiiden. % choice. Mr.. @orrisseys friends say
that the Governor has not declared himself IN
heart hearty rs supporter Of Mr. aorrisey said yesterday
that he had been told that the Governor, atuef
he had read Mr.. Morrisseys exposure OF Mr.
Fo1's record as a Supervisor, said that Tammany
Hall would do we'll to invite Mr.. Fox 20 with
draw. Circular letters signed by John FOX at
tacKing Mr.. Morrissey, were distributed yester-
day at the doors OF some 0i the Cstnohe
Ii was said last night that gangs OF Tammany
: roughs intend to make raid upon the Anti, Tam
many and the Republican headquarters IN the
First, Second, Third, Fourth, and sixth Assem-
bly, Districts TO night. and destroy ar. Morris;
sey's tickets. II Is also asserted that they wlll
attempt early to-morrow, TO overturn Mr.. Nor
rissey's boxes and DESTROY bis tickets.
The decentralization IN Tammany liall is not
confined to the Fourth Senate District. Resig-
nations from the General committee are peing
= iion. ON Saturday John W. Bockhorn OF the
I | Seventeenth. and Patrick Anthony OF the wen
y directed YESTERDAY that the number Of workers
! ut the polls, OF heelers, ns they are com
| monty called. shall be doubled. This action has
been taken, so say the Iammany men, TO pro-
2 tect the purity of the ballot oox.
:. having learned that several persons having
charge OF their interests In Assembly districts
trusts, have addressed 10 the voters the follow
ing:
q rANxASY srnrKINo rHE SCHOOL TEACHERS
n n Tho World OF yesterday contained a letter
: from Edward L. Donnelly, Treasurer OF the Tslp-
many Society," SIndns .tat. Is % utterly
It many Hail collector Of certain district In this
had called ,sS the male TnSRs, of the
% se.sment OF one Der cent. on tneir salaries to
l. aid In paying the necessary political expenses OF
| Tam Iall IA n
The writers OF the original statement are
School No. L. in Madison street, aud Henry 7.
O'NeiI PiincIy,l vi Grammar School No. 81, IN
Monroe street, both Of whom now over tneii
Id signatures n letter to the Times reiteis:e thai
tile tax was levied on them on the 9th inst. by
Timothy G. sullivan who is known TO them as
le eral COMMITTEE OF the Fourth Assembly Dis
IS trct and that the list Of parties assessed was
~ prepared by william ColIsan, Phiip Collins
re and Edward T. litzpatrick, the Finance Com
In mittee OF the district.
A The lndependcnt letter OF the gentlemen
n named ADDS that the original communication
le written to the newspapers without soil ita-
= tion OF advice from any person, and was ply
T. their honest anu indignant protest against whtt
X they considered an insult OF tire At and crigi-
n mated in desire to uuhhcly reject with the
i scorn which it deserved, any attempt TO INTRO
ie ducs politics into the public school system.
n frons ~ AerIM
20 II was also asserted that the school teach
~ ers ana PRINCIPALS of the public schools, from
id vs. .n, I; was alleged, AZ assessment ot one peT
re cent. Of their salaries hat been asked, had 0b-
r lcctcd o. the arrangement. ana n fused to con-
trinu,r this quota m aid Of John Kelly and the
= tolitlca canvass under his control me general
a OpiuiOn has hitherto been that of all class of
)r public officials the teachers of the public schools
ID should be left untranlmelled by political con
m siderable trepidation exhibited by these hard
n working public servants AS to whether they Will
O. not be Obliged to either submit TO the demand
" or forfeit their positions.
o. sCRUTINIZE YOUR BALLOTS.
er We asceraincd that efforts have been and
ie Tammlny Hal 20 corrupt, ny tne use or ehormou.
Ss'Toai1s r oSr cseS. 10 the voers on election aay
Of s:e ' so e ys cal aPo yt % ST o
carefully 70 .e etulinihe ms ballot IL = ne dut' Of
are PraeIl,ed We particularly call your az Ition 4
Lew Without h,s Know ledge, undoubcd0 by tht
corrupt Of money 70 haye he ticket,
10 peImis ,6ls you'd Ss infamous; ana We IA upor
SS1 SS
OF oeTs Of money Oetrays Of his
20 5eSo5 e he Gs fvf1s a! e 5ase as & M
rk party may be EXPOSED ana properly aSat .o, With
Of l. B. HART G6airman Executive Comm issc,
y, The nrst fruits OF the Police Com missioner
10 order to Captains TO verify the registry lsu
q least 200 names illegally registered, mainly II
90 the Fourth Senatorial District. In one tene
70 are registered as those Of occupants Of The nrs
10 story. In Sullivan street and its neighborhooC
co%missiSnsr DsbscteT and bis clerks %sr,
d. d busy Yesterday ferretlng out these frauds ant
" preparing plans for neutraliZing them.
al MIR. LAMBEER AND THE BROKEN BANK.
as In relation to n circular that has been pub
ir. lshed by Tammany Hall, the Hon. william
An Laimbeer. candidate for the Senate In tn,
lis Seventh District says that his connection will
y the Third Avenue Savings Bank ceased by hi
a | positive resignation few months after he wa
a elected trustee without his knowledge OF con
e, sent. lie has had nothing 20 do with the banl
IA since December, 1872. Finding the bank beyonc
or redemption, In his opinion, he deemed IL hi
duty TO resign ana leave It's management in u,
confidence that the institution might be saved
JOB THAT DIDN'T STAND THE SUNLIGHT
ch THE SUMS exposure OF the job between Bos
Mclaughlin and Jacob Worth, the Republican
m nominee for the Assembly In the Sixth Distric
W OF Kings, whereby Worth was to receive th
ck Rings support and In return was TO help defea
nd Schroeder and Daggett, has created intense ex
I'll element among the Germans of the sixteenth
ey Ward. The Jacob Worth Republican Club hav
% | unanimously repudiated Worth and pledged
ihu in their support to John MaeTz, the Independent
Tor | Democratic candidate. This action has beer
ne. approved by other Republican clubs, by Charlie
ne Bethon, President OF the sixteenth Ward Re
ay publican Association, by Fred j. karcher Vice
hk President OF the Kings County Republican Gen
No. a..Nlss d.