The New York herald., 1876-10-01

ticket talked OF Is as follows
For Mayor-Andrew II. Green.
For sherG-James o'Bren or Bernard Reilly.
For County Clcrx--Chares T. Loew or smith Ely
SENTIMENTS oY LOCAL LEADERS.
tour OF some OF the most populoGs districts IN the
city Will give fair idea VI the absorbing interests
manifested by our voters in the pending canvass II
separate the national and state from the local
contest when they coms TO deposit thor ballots
Many with whom the HxRALD representative con
versed gave emphatic views IA favor or the PROPOSE
separate the elections that iair express
sion OF opinion might be given on local Candidates
The ward leaders on both sides are very cautious IN
the oppression OF their views TO and measures
In tho rival organizations Nearly all OF these gentle
men are asplrans for place, ana they feel exceedingly
lcss III advised expression ghi peril their
chances for serving" the public
powSrowS DISTRICTS
In the First, Second Third Fourth and Sixth AS
sembly districts, which are known as Iammany strong
holds down town, an active spirit of unessiness seems
working It's slowly but surely in opposition 10 the
powern In several OF the wards largo
meetings been held OF IN dependent citizens and
earnest 10 hne statesmen has been
exhibited The majority OF votes come from the labor
ing classes Those men do not propose to be brought
the polls formerly, like many sheep They think
Tor themselves and that means RUN to the pre-
dominance OF ward statesmen, who lack not alone
ability but character in the uhlment D! pubic trusts.
The Fourth district s particularly representative in
this connection. Alderman Thomas Shells runs the
machine assisted by his brother. Mr. John Calvin is
stated Tor the Assembly nomination ana the Alder
man be Coron rhe little game Is all In the
family but bitter opposition has arisen among the
independent voters.
now rHE l.ABoRERs srASD-As INTERVIEW
The aboring classes in inis vicinity are up IN arms.
Ono OF their active representatives, Is an Intelligent
shoemaker named John T. Walsh. He belongs TO
many Of tile workinemen's organizations ana resides
in ITO Fourth district He Is a man above his call
Ing IN point OF education and ability and speaker OF
considerable logical force His dens express the sen
timents OF thousands of his class and were given
follows TO the HERALD representatives, Tamnany
Hall, nj present organized rs an excmpication OF
the 'one-man power II Is worked by few men Tor
their own benefit, and 1t practically dstranchscs n
vast mass OF cit zcns who give II their allegiance,
but who have no share in lis counses striking
Instance oi this is the proposed UNION between Tam
many and anti.Tammany where few leaders on both
propose barter the votes u their respective
following IN order 10 &c, share OF the city spos IL
is an insult every intelligent democrat Tor these
men 10 pretend that this infamous bargain and sale
made in the interests OF the State and
national tickets while everybody knows that,
union or no union, those ucke1s VIII DC
city As to the Mayoraliy think tha, Mr. Green Will
be supported by taxpayer IN The city ami by the
business community TO very large extent HIS great
experience in municipal matters commends him Tor
the position. was at first carried away by the hue
and cry him. but found out that the stories
started by persons who were moved by inace or
Interest and whom his stern honesty baa baked IN
their attempts upon the city treasury. large body
OF working amen still believe them, in the main
They are however, a ia.r-minded thinking body who
viii listen reason aud should their present preJl
dice be removed will vote Mr. Green. II he viii
explain his position and show the workngmen that
he is their enemy by explaining away these lying
stories 1t would help him greatly IN tho canvass ana
his election
Mr. Walsh is a member 0. tho Tammany Hall Gen.
cral Committee, but has the manness 10 come out IN
who belong 10 Tammany Hall do not dare to speak
It's manasemcnt but strongly favor union for
the benefit OF the democratic ticket
FEEL
Mr. James Young, an active local politician OF the
Seventh ward wants the party united so as to prevent
bargain and sale ON election dny en- The state and
national Alderman Sheiis OF the same opin
ION. Counsellor NJ T. Br,cn has come out againpt local
machine dictalon in the lower part OF the city
wants change OF leaders. He Is supported IN this
position ny school Commissioner Lawrence j. Gould
my who is engaged IN au active and eloquent canvass
close corporations IN politics. The gentleman
is a candidate Tor Congress from the sixth district
Nicholas Muller, member OF Assembly anu CHAIRMAN
OF the First District General Committee, wants to be
Coroner. Alderman, and II not his present place
He thinks it advisable 10 bring about peace between
oBr.en, Morrissey ami Kelly. All that Nicholas par
ticulary desires at present is the honor OF sitting
over tho remains o deunct political enemy who
had Jumped into the East River TO escape from his
creditors
He thinks it incumbent upon the people TO secure his
valuable services for the next three years.
Edward Cnhili the political brains OF Park row. and
lately elected a member OF the State Committee
through The admission OF anti -Tafnmany at Saratoga
considers necessary 70 have union with Morrlssey
Brien, but has not The most exalted respect ior
politicians IN general.
Alderman Bryan Reilly is busy engaged in looking
after tho interests OF the workingman. lie Is one OF
the anti.rammany Conference Committee, candidate
Tor Coroner anu, iaiiing IN that announces thai he
Will run senator next fall
Coouel james Basley, Tammany Sachem and late OF
the gallant Sxiynint Is resting on his oars. He and
Coo Tam Dunlap have irienis among all ciiqucs.
factions and parties. The two coones watch the situ
cautiously, and are sure 10 light on their cet
whoever wins Bagley vencraes John Kelly, respects
Comptroller Green, thinks James y bricn big hearted
fellow and strong man politically, chats convivaily
with Morrissey, says Collector Arthur is prince
does Office but Is willing 10 sacrifice his
whole income aud for "thc good OF the people
such dsinterested patriotism is seldom equalled.
rng coMpTRoLL.Rs ADnxREsTs SPEAK.
Charles H. swan OF tho Seventh district, secretary
Of the idcn and Hcnricks Central Association, Regis
ter OF License in the Comptrolers office general
political faclotnIn Mr. Green, insists upon IL and
will swear stack Of Bibles AS high as Trinity
stecple that Tammany Hall is doomed that the great
l.,A fhnFu ia frDlta
Andrew II. Green; that the democratic party COM
mitted u terrible bunder AT saratoga when they ald
not nom his chief Tor Governor; that John Kelly
Is the cmbod ment a all that IS ridiculous weak and
lausnabIe in political ieadcrshp that o'Bricn aud
Morrissey both strong men and deservc recognition
from .the people" In fact hc considers that all the
lights and shades OF political ability are reflected from
he remarss. That were las. year prepared by
Comptroller Green had teen passed by the Legs
iaturo the taxes would have been reduced
nearly s5,OO0ov0 Instead OF raising $50 Ccouoo
year would only have 10 raise about $27 900 900
bear persons say that Green does not pay any
body There has been no trouble with persons rcceiv-
ing their dues bills that honest IL IL gene
raly known that Kelly Las class Of men around him
that OF the Tweed gang. Why, can show you
Twecds payrolis of 1871 or july anu the payros OF
July 1876. and you VIII the samc men beginning
thcm they were members Of tho Tammany Hall
General Committee IN 1871, and among the
hist Tor 1875. You can see by ihe payroll that Kelly
has OF his relatives ~ office He went so tar as to
import a nephew from Oswcgo couhy."
John d. Tracy, OF the Nineteenth Assembly district.
IS opposed a union between Iammany and anti-Tam-
that IL The combination made, public affairs in THIS
city would not be any better than they src to-day He
continues s-.'Anti-Tammany now has strength enough
with those VINO wish reform 10 elect any good candi
placed in nomination fully iudorse Andrew II.
Green for Mayor"
CHAOTIC DISTRICTS
In the Fifteenth Assembly district matters from
democratic standpoint are decidedly mixed. Ex-
Assenb lyman Thomas Cosugan. author Of the famous
CoslgaD bili, and ex Senator Lcdwitn, formally de-
capated by the mandates OF Boss Kelly, reside IN
this district The ieenng against 'onc man power.
among voters OF this vicinity Is consequently very
bitter There rs here rammgny Hall element, COM
posed ofSurrogate's Appraiser bumenthal, ex-Aldcr-
man Brucks School Trustee Trcigen and others. which
- friendly to Comptroller Green. Boss kciiys IN
Guence is therefore almost annbiated. Everything
is in a chaotic state and wants reorganization The
TAnmauy General Committee stands ABOUT equally
divided upon the question OF Il union, but II is under
stood thai Boss Kelly can whip the rebellious