New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
BROOKLYN LOCAL CAMPAIGN.
DISSATISFACTION AMONG REPUBLCANs-TnE DEM

DISSATISFACTION AMONG REPUBLICANS-THE DEMO-
CRATIC NOMINATIONS.
The Republican coalition with the SlOcum
Democracy has not generally acceptable to the Re-
publican masses Of Kings County, and one Of the obsa
cles against which the leaders already find themselves
contendng is the unpopuarity Of certain conditions Of
the bargain which has been made. The concessions to
the Socun Democracy thought to be out Of all pro-
portion to any known strength which the organize
On possesses and the coalition with them is largely
gardcd only direct means Of helping them to break
into the Ring again All snc coalitions, the Republicans
argue result only in giving rcbeous Democrats clamto
recognition and reception once more into the Democratic
fold most offensive condition just at this time thatby
which the Republican leaders pledged to rcappOin!
William c. DE Witt to his present Office Of Corporation
Counsel Mr. De Witt Is lifelong Democrat who owes his
official appointments in the past to Mclaughlin, Kingsley
Fowler and offers OF the old Ring For years they have
Kept him in place Notwithstanding good and evil report
and al sorts OF scandals. Mr. De Wits term expires at
the of the year. and the Office IL held by appoint
nent Of the Mayor and confirmation by the Board Of
Aldermen now filled by Republicans, Mr. DE Witt
only hope retain his place by making himself useful 10
the Republicans tn charged hat to SECURE The favor
OF Mayor Schroeder Mr.. DE Witt aba dUned bis old
friends and grew suddenly active IN prosecution Of
Fowler and the suits AGAINST Kingsley, keeneY
LOwber, Bliss. and others. bringing them at
this timo for political purposes. Ihls IS tie
charge the Democrats make; The Republic
cans dissatisfied because Is understood that Mayor
Schroeder has promised that lac will nominate Dir. DO
witt On Jan. next II the Board OF Aldermen when
then sits Is Republican the members VIII De required 10
confirm him. No Republican Aldermen are s&pposed 70
obtain Their nominations without c0nHtmng TINS Dir'
gain in advance. II the board is Democratic MI DE WIN
will OF be rejected In that event the Mayor
said 70 have agreed not to name another candate 3nd
Mayor 6chYOedcr'5 tenn, In 1873 THIS alleged bargain
is already causing much Dissatisfaction IN ,hg krlaet
can ranks, and II not denied by the leaders WIZ cost te
party votes among It's most independent members
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
The City Convention Of the Democrats has continued
the good Of the County Convention In nominating
fair men Mr. Buyrl for Controller is not in any
Ring man; Mr. Powell, whom lac defeated IN the con-
venon aborcd underline disadvantage of having served
the Rug two terms I'm prominent positions. Mayor and
Controller His retirement Is looked upon as the best
evidence OF tie disposition sir Mclaughlin TO aban-
don his personal wishes for the general good Of the
party To the nomination Of Mr.. Soaring for Auditor
there could be serious opposition or reasonable 90
cc0n for his strength with the best element o. the
Democracy and bis careful and correct administration u
the Office for two years past dsrn both opos ton and
objection The other city officers are 10 De named ID
might. they viii probably be Andrew walsh Tor FQhce
Justice, Patrick Ready, Justice Senior, and Michael
Michael Cofcy is forcing his nomination against The
wishes Of the leaders, partcuAry Mr. Mclaughlin, by
threats OF running as stump ctudldats." Domlnik
Roche is cmp yug the same tactics TO get tlo nGHns-
ton for Congress in tie III District against Col C.
DAVIS whose nomination the Rcformer, have demanded
concession To their element Tie argue tuat iAe
nomination u Mr.. Davis will bring additional strength
10 the party. Sir. Roche. M Ce9ey, and Nr shuney.
who las nominated FOR Assembly, VIII poll no Oihs
Than purely parry votes. and viii bring % tle support o.
the county ticket Ot"s which Nj. Barre the nominee
for REGISTER ad Judge Deimdr. The nominee 20. county
tlcrR do moi already command while Davis viii pfns
To the general aid the Dest classes OF morhauS bankers
ami laWy.rs who have not closely affiliated Win
the Democratic party. on the other Maud, thi
class aud the Rcorners REFUSED by such men rs
C0fcy, Stanley, and El,he The leading kaiornst
win probably be content 20 ignore these Objectionable
cauda,, II tle one concession is made thcl and thus
tie nomination Davis would heal greater d scns!ona
thauit D., likely % csrJe. The nomination OF W. Cty'
snauQh by The Republicans viii undoubtedly s-Ve W q
Roche (ls both ir, Catholics uHu Do s NOT tl0us
desirable Co have tw0 Of ie same Huuoaaiy ana ltt
giuu IN ihe ncld CfrJnaUCns nomination d. d>-igedi
urice may turn out tllIt NJ" krc-c W Withdraw 20
ui.l; TIE Ilyu of Davis VIII n', on. prevent
hut OF al the RcforClers tBc Democratic Committee,
but also pat those Ref, Tners LIVING BOO the IVA DsGid
a,Yoy work 20 aid the election Of M B,s for Con
gross This iyn dUult.ul district, and Nr. Bliss JUIcF
paes sharper and more difficult -nt against Solomon
Sp.zcr, the Republican nominee, VINO represents tIs
l1r-es,crnau population of WiGWsbUrgh, tan he Led
two years ago against tae personally unpopular GeOgs
{. Bennett