The New York herald., 1876-08-16

iany fought Tammany thieves and all corrupt icals.
Those are the views which strike home to the farmers
aud business men throughout the State generally, and
Mr.. Green's claims are urged more particularly on
such grounds.
press has strengthened him very much Nobody
doubts the ability OF Mr.. Marble TO ll the Executive
chair with entire satisfaction 10 the democratic party
The whole canvass for Governor Will narrow itself
down to n simple question OF expcdicncy as 10 who viii
prove the best in Strengthening Mr. Tden's ticket
In This State before the whole people, irrespective Of
political claims
These four the only prominent candidates on tho
democratic side that Ihave heard spoken OF In sara
toga with any degree of warmth. -
woRKisGNEN AND rnE cAsyAss1bEvELoriSd SUP
INTRIGUE.
prominent politician stopping at tho United states
Hotel has given curious details relating to the
recent labores gathering the Cooper institute and
they have the semblance OF we'll oreanized IN
trgue THE so-cacd workngmen's move
ment,' he says. "was an anti-Green, anti,
Tilden combination, the leaders being tools of
the republican party Their programme TO get up
mock interviews with Alderman Lewis Park Commis
Martin and others Then appeared az the same
time Martins letter against Green and simultaneous
attacks along the whole line against the Comptrclcr's
po icy. Why similarity OF the tactics proves the
common inception The next move as you perceive,
was the appointment OF committee TO wait upon Gov
ernor Tildcn. The object is to make preposerous de-
uands on Tilden, cmbroil HIM with the working
classes, iix upon him anti-labor stigma 10 work
Hayes campaign State and country, and thus wrcak
Then they undertake TO strike Tiiden over the shou
dcrs OF his friends gather local odum around his prob
able preferences and help the work by these meet
ings resolutions and camor"
Such dc uctions from the late workingmcn's demon
straton in New York city arc not at all improbable
and duly credited by many politicians with whom
convcrsed IN Saratoga
UNITING the DEMOCRACY IN YORK.
There is good deal OF talk here about proposed
plans TO unite The Tammany and ti-Tarnany forces
IN New York city. Senator Bixby Judge Bixby
ex-SherT O'3rien. Emanuel Il. Hart John d. Cough
lin and senator John Morrissey represent the anti
1ammany party. John Kcily has made no direct
personal approaches, but General +. b. spinola Is
nary and political minister extraordinary from tho
Tammany Boss. The General rs abundanty equipped
Tor the work the highest shirt collar in the country
and par Of yellow kid gloves, making the gentleman
Bixby aud brother smile knowingly when questioned
as TO a probable union. Senator Morrissey gave his
views the subject TO the HERALD representa-
tive in interview which appeared on Saturday
last No actual practical step can be taken
the matter until meetings ARE held OF the two
when proposition will be then made to send united
delegation TO The Democratic state Convention Tho
preninaries oil unlon ot course are canvasscd here
quietly among the leaders both sides. Senator
Bixby is of those mild, quiet kind OF gentlemen
who never seems know anything about what's IN
the WIND at the same time beng fully conversant with
all minor details o political intrgues as lar as his own
party concerned Then his brother, the Judge, tho
very perfection OF reserve keeps his mind entirely to
himself, and leaves the smallest loopholc on
which base opinion to the progress OF the move
ment 10 unite Tammany and anti-lanfnauy. One TACT
is clear however and all reports 10 the contrary may
be down tho mcrest speculation that no actual
parcelling out or promising oil offices has yet taken
place. Daily conferences however, are held IN sara.
ioga among the politicians and is probable the whoo
complexion OF the campaign in New York city will bo
mapped under the soothing influence OF Congress-
Columbian and Hathorne waters.