The New York herald., 1876-10-05

OF benefit to the business OF the country" Mr.. Sui
Ivan dded-" should not be in the least surprised
TO hear next Wednesday that Ohio had gone demo-
cratic by even larger majority than think VIII be
given the democratic ticket in Indiana The universal
desire Tor n change will, believe bring this abou.
Indeed, think November Iilden's victory will be
so sweeping on this very account that even demo-
Gratis Will DO asionshed' Referring 10 the question
OF union in the city Mr. sullivan sald:-..All tho
union that there will be. IN opinion, VIII be union
OF men who want Offices for themselves or FOR their
particular friends. Kelly and Morrissey and 0'Brien
and the others may agree to join hands and all that
But they can't deliver the votes they claim to repre-
sent Voters on local matters, are getting TO be quite
independent OF party ties"
Nicholas Muller Assemblyman from the First dis
trict, is warm supporter Of Mr. Tilden. "l con-
ndent,n said he ''that tho democrats VIII sweep the
country know that before the ST. Louis Convention
many democrats from this city not well disposed
10 Mr. Iildcn as candidate but have failed TO como
across any democrat since his nomination who de-
clared he would vote against him. SO far as know,
he VIII bo heartily supported IN my district by Tam
many and anti Tammany people alike. We may have
our own little contests local matters In the district
In friendly way but democrats are all right for
our State and Presidential candidates. As Tor the
question OF union in this city local mattcrs.''
said Mr.. Muller, 1.-THE democrats by good
things as 10 make success at the polls assured
for their county ticket Mr. Kelly has undoubtedly tho
confidence OF the party, the rank and file feel that
all he is working Tor success OF the democratic
ticket He Is seeking for Office, and, ia my opinion,
IL actuaed everything that he does by the purest OF
motives II for this that he has hold the
party which the abuse OF his enemies cannot shake He
Will feel certain so ACT lar as he can his nnu
There may be great deal OF difficulty in arranging
matters, II union should be decided upon, that all the
conflicting elements will be satisfied doubt II IL
be donc districts but good counsels prevailing
all round. democrats may in the end have nothing
complain about
DR.. William Shine, Deputy Coroner and resident
Of the FIRST ward found by the HERALD reporter
Offering to bet $50 that Indiana would 60 democratic
next Tuesday. but he found takers When asked To
give his views on local politics Mr. Shine sand he had
great faith in the proposed union of the Tammany AID
anti-rammany FORCES. In hts opinion the union
necessity, VI the democrats of New York wished to
carry the State IL bclieven said he, ''that John
Kelly wants 10 unite both factions and dong he
will do a real think the union is proposed
by our leaders good iah ana expect TO 1t iuly
consummatcd. Ii we do unite, the democrats
will sweep the city with largely increased majority
the s. ticket" When ked about the Assembly
and Congressional nominations Mr.. Shine said he
in favor Of Colonel NJ c. Murphy for Assembly, be-
cause Mr. Murphy had been member before, had
good service and highly respected by all who
knew him. As sor his opponent, Mr.. Burns the Doc
tor dd believe he could be elected for the
that no was not known enough by voters. As to the
Congressional nomination DR.. Shinc heartily in
favor OF Edward Hogan, for tho that he had
great strength in the district as proved by
his nntagonism to Tammany in bygone days
Mr.. Hogan had always shown himself TO be
aud honest In the discharge OF hs Official duties
Police Justice and the democrats could not send
better man TO Congress.