New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21

votes far as city politics are concerned 70 eect an
independent candidate aud n The municipal election
could be withdrawn from the excitement OF the PreS
Dental election, we should win.
Rush C. Hawkins, ChairraH of the Executive Commit
tce seemed yesterday confident and in good 5pnts He
SAID that he belleved tra the Independent movement
daily gaining strength. Tie organ cation was De-
coming complete and elective, and It received constant
assurance OF valuable assistance Tie @d;
We are sure In ny opinion OF the following support;
Anti-Tammauy In a body, the solid German vote, one.
Vote have cvery reason to believe tbat Ant-Ian-
many organization VIII unite WIN us. ~ y n';i
testify TO their interest apd do not foresCe any cDl
lions or compcatiOas to interfere. Ihe lenuplSauS
must true, choose between two h0rns Oh 'uleoa
Stote ticket of an alliance with the Green movement,
and on the other band il Is manifest ujat Dy h9hlhStn
Tammany by creating a division Of interests VI
the practically solid German VOC We s ~
Fyery German belongs to a Political club and their
tire strength will be called cut nave r,isOn W 10
lcyc. too that q considerable number Oh members III
good and regular standing OF Tmnmay VIII support MI,
Green-tho solid men, property owners WHO AnSN n
confidence in Mr. Green's fidelity the interests OF the
city II has been stated that we DO NOT ask ioI Outsue
GET and we desire TO unite in straightforward way
with those ready to assist us. We are giving
will not be announced until Oct. 49, the day after the
Republican Convention. Tine WOrAhg ciaaaT, vi Ins
know that Mr. Green honest ana capable, anu mas
their interests in view With all these elements 10 ,u
straight Republican ticket should be nominated.
political conference Of much Significance and when
created considerable excitement, was held yesterday
afternoon in Oswald ottendorfers office In the SadH
Zeifng building There present committees Tor the
German electors, Anti-Ta@any, and the independent
Citizens party Mr.. OtendOrfer himself was not pres
ent His displeasure with the entire Tammany ticket
with qualified exception in the ease OF Mr. Ely was
strongly expressed In the aatsZetuHG OF yesterday
Among those present were f. b. Hart, who was made
chairman Justice Otterbourg, Justice Henry Murray
Michael C. Murphy. l.. NJ D0rscher, Henry Causeh'
James OBren Isaac Somers who was reported TO nave
said that the members OF the Tammany Committee TOT
the Nineteenth ward wouldIeslgn Bryan Reilly James
D. Mcclellan and Charles ~ Swan. Between 100 ana
200 Germans called during tie conference. James
O'B,1en was Guoted as saying that he would not be
candidate but his friends confident he would DE
placed on the coalition ticket No action was take ana
tie meeting adjourned until To-day NJ p ' At NJ "'
West Twenty thlrdSt. ,.,-
deputatian from the Richard IT, Carroll Association
the Ninth Ward waited Controller Green yesterday
and informed him OF their adoption 81 bis domination TOT
Mayor and rendered him the hearty support o me asso
citation The Controller was also visited by delega,ion
from the Col James f. Korlgan Association OF me Nth
Congressional District Association, representing over
900 members who offered him their support. MI Green
returned his thanks TO both organizations .
The AuulrammLny Conference Committee heid snort
session Yesterday at Irving Han and instructed us SUD
committee continue the conference with the German
and Citizens Associations favorable 10 the election Ol
Controller Green as " iyOr.