The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-06
THE C.tvrfsS nv RRooKLrv
A Prosprct If n sweeping Democratic Vic
tory Despite Republican Frauds.

tofN he spite NctuoitCAH if1uis
The highest heat Of The lncr campaign
IN brooklyn does no; change in tho least tho
prospect ~ telling Democrat, victory IN thu
national and state ticRnts tn1 probable VIC
tors for the bo-t men on the Democratic city
ana county tickets. There Is ~ excitement IN
the Congressi nal districts except Ia the Third,
where Il - Chiucudsn au1 his money AFRO ran
ming ar iinsi Gen. rhos :. Da',in md his friends.
Gen. Danif's strength has r,piiy developed
since be .csan tn canvass. Mr.. Chi.tenien was
elected 10y u 'mucratic vote when be LIST went
TO Congress mud as the district WIS Democratic
IN ITS vote for filien,i ~ thought that tine
American shupsh octer mas gtod pr misc OF
There IL chronic Dissatisfaction over Mr.
'Mitehirh nomination. and as MANY Repuhli-
Ssshs "or. ulspIea- 81 with IT, Mr.. Cromwell q.
expecting to make strong run, whit "a it /, To-
lieyed VIII tend moro TO tn success OF den.
Dakln than turh' else could. Nr. II. t. Il dln
is said to bs opposed to Mr.. Chiitendnn and his
oppostipn means re number Il voice from
Plymouth Church. which VIII be the more rend.
ily cast because OF rr. chi tenders connection
with Dir. Stotrs's church. hs opponent to Mr.
B.i-s in TIE Fourth Distio. il solomon Su,tzur, a
custom luse siipendiarI ana lr. w. y. N,cd.
81 nt, 10 one to oppose nun In the second Dis
tiicl except Col. James C1vauagh Who's cNirf
distinction Is thai he IS Colonel Of the sixty
moth Regiment
The hottest ilrlt Is over the Aldermen In the
odd wards VIII re- they are elected this wear. ine
party which cOntr H. the next hoard controls
uyera million dOilafa worth II on 'er's indi-
rectiy rne Mayor IL TO appoint and She Alder
men TO confirm ~ Nav ntG, the CIV Works
Fire aud Polio" Commissions. The Seventh,
bleVe tn, Seventeenth All iwentf-utth W ..rds
have "a a candidate Frederick W. phiii'I,. who
u commended To the Nutufs ~ alar;e throng Of
lifOpkivn members 81 the New York Produce
Exchange. IL the Eleventh William slipman. .
former alderman, IL In the hed against :. NJ.
tcenth John \ Conn 1y l. opposing honas
C0ttrell. ard IN the rwcnty.hf,n James 1. L Us
ton II oppu.ins Bob Nlll. inG the candid TO Of
the an i-iiill faction. Tnuua- j. Gardiner
The struggle D.. 80 desperate trut tho fraud
uged Is To bc cen on the surface. Ia one place In
Myrtle aNeuuu j. "a saloon kent nvaupgrn. About
twenty negroes sleep every MINT Oh the bare
huDr. uM ni;inr. under Republican paw, the open
I'M OF the polls Tnc Eleventh Il one OF the close
wards OF tao city wh.cs the liopuOiicats wish to
continue TO mold. no relisti list shows a Ion:
list II cOorcu voters. and the name OF some
culored mcn who are not dee isnnted on the list
a. such. Every htgrc not known 10 she ward 40
LEGAL voter /: to b. challenged On rue day, aud
arrested " he attempts 70 vote frAudulentlg.
Republican siuelii'g cOmnitte &c went To tho
| Guy hosptal, cndcavornR - ind sOms excuse
there arrested to prevent their Y, ting tue Dam
ocrttic UcSct on luesdav. As they could not
arrlign them tor fraudulent REHABILITATION
nor for Illegal r. RistratiOn, thew accused
the sailors. fhis was denied. Then. AZ
last resort the Republican managers an
ulicd g DR.. smith. the Custom House officer
who gives the sailors permits to 70 To- the vari-
ors hosrtals. asking him to help to keer the
voters ava, ftum tho polls. DR.. Siniih accord
ingly wrote to Superintendent j. e. Nicnois ;0r-
bidding him TO allow sny of the sailors to leave
tine hospital ON election y. Wh"n the SUPER
irtcudert went through the different wards
re iding the letter to the inmates. the sailors
svore as tney well krOw how. Tho Suoerin-
tendent is To put q guard at every GoUr to-
morrow 10 prevent tue Democrat, from going
60 tue potts.
IL u Understood hat ex Gov. Morgan has
placed rDuna sum Of money "a 1irc okty n,
wr N ms been LARGELY iherea-ad hy co0trlvu-
tions from J. f. Henry, :. u. Cnittenden aud
others.