The New York herald., 1876-10-21
THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.

Excepting the excitement Incidental 10 the mudde
In local politics. yesterday with the Campaign commit
tees proved as uneventul day any during the past
week. Local matters occupied tho conversational
neld not only at the State Committee rooms but also
at those OF tho National committees
THE CREESBAcK PARTY.
Tho sindepcndent grccnback party has established
its headquarters tho corner OF Fourth avenue and
Fourteenth street. The writer found the gentlemen
representing the party almost deep in correspond
the secretaries of either Of the other great
parties. The Adermanic and Senatorial conventions
OF the party to be held tonight, and they expect
10 nominate Tor the Assembly on Monday next They
have no belief that they elect their
candidates., but several OF them yesterday said
that undoubtedly they would elect some members
Of the Board OF Aldermen and a few members Of the
Assembly. We propose, said one, 10 make the ISSUE
ON the rights OF work. nemen aud good times. We want
men to represent US IN the Legislature OF our own
choosng-men who viii see, when our bills are
uucer the table. In answer 10 questions the writer
ascertained that the party expect 10 po about 70 900
votes in New York State. Mr. NJ A. Carsey Is Secre
tary OF the State Committee.
DEMOCRATIC coMSiTrEEs
The Democratic Committee rooms ut the Everett
House. both national ana state, were hronsed yesier-
day by friends OF the party Governor liden called IN
the forenoon and occupied himself IN looking over the
numerous dispatches and letters indicative oil the
growth OF sentiment favor OF the Democratic party
Lieutenant Governor Dorheimcr was also present dur
ing the day The general sentiment III regard to The
city nominations Of Iamnany was, that they
excellent That Mr. smith Ely, d.
toned being especially conmendablc, and
would put aside all ASPIRATIONS oi Mr. Green, as one
gentleman remarked. sand "a gentleman, who looked
though he mght he familiar with city politics, 'lf
hr Green mad not appeared as a candidate Mr.. Schc
would have undoubtedly been nominated Tor Mayor
But 1t now, Mr. lily has been nominated and lar
better candidate gentleman from osweso predicted
reduced majority that city ior the republicans aId
another, resident Of ST. Lawrence couLty said that
the republican maorty would be reduced 10 500 IL
way interfere with the vote the nstonal or state
Candidates and prominent Kings county said the
Tor Brooklyn.
ISpErEsDEsr CITIZENS COMMITTEE.
The Independent Citizens Committee nave estab-
hshed headquarters at No, l61 Fifth avenue There
was yesterday large attendance of visitors the
meeting was held yesterday afternoon, al which tho
committee OF anti-Tammany and The German Central
Organization were represented. The question OF good
men Tor the Independent ticket discussed and the
nnme OF Mr. Green Tor Mayor fully sustained.
AT the rooms II was stated that anti ntiIammany would
nnquestionaby nominate Andrew II. oreen for Mayor.
and, said one enthusiastic gentleman, Tho will be in
dorsed by all good citizens 1t also thought that
yesterday that Mr.. Green about to retire from tho
CANVASS He said last evening most empbatically that,
On the contrary, he pnrposed remaining candidate.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL coMNIrTEE.
The rooms OF tho Republican National Committee
were thronged yesterday and the patience oil the
teous gentlemen In charge Taxed 10 It's Ut
from all parts or the country. and the pros
poets were reported exceedingly bright
The most prominent gentleman who called during tho
day was, perhaps, the Hon. William A. Wheeler, candi-
date for Vice President He was visited BY many cen
temen, Including Generals Banks, Sickles, Dix and
Hon. Eugene Hale Governor Mccormick, the secre
tary, absent, but will return to his post Monday.
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