New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-10
MIR. GREEN'S PROSPECTS.

FOR RENDMINATION-His SUCCESS DEPEHplN"
UPON TILDENs ELECuON-WHAT The ALDERMEN
SAY.
The appointmcnt of Controller Green's sue
ccssor was seriously affected by last Tuesdays eeeto
1t has been whispered IN municipal circles Tor sc'ea
DAYS that an landing had been lad between "o'
Tilden Mayor Wickhan, and Controller Green by which,
I'm the event Of Gov. Tdcus election TO the PrcschcS'
Mayor Wckham would send in to the Board Of Aldermen
the name of Controller Green Tor rc3ppoinmeit Mayor
Wickham, for this and other services rendered GOV
Tilden in the late and also previous 10 INC
meeting OF tho st. Louis Convention IL WIS
freely asserted, was to have been rewarded with the
office OF Surveyor OF the Port OF this city. IL Is
we'll known that very bitter feeling toward Controller
Green has been shown by the leading Taminany mem
beers of the Board Of Aldermen IL Was believed nov"
ever that Gov. Tiden If successful would nave loo'
The o,,poston To Controller Green's confirmation, ana
succeeded in bringing about his rcappontment Dy TIC
vote of nearly if not all the Democratic Aldermen.
Yesterday the question was warmly discussed IN the
CITY Hall. Aldermen PurrOy Tuomey, and others were
strongly opposed to Controller Green's reapponncnt
They seemed 10 represent the feeling of all the Tammaiy
Aldermen, except Aldermen Gross. MI Gross ihouSh'
there were nine members Of tie Board OF Aldermen VINO
would vote 10 confirm the nomination OF Mr.. Green
bv Mayor Wcklam The Mayor he sald was al hI''
opposed to making the nomination, but 1t was no" I'M
d,rstooJ ne favored it, aud would no doubt recommend
the appointment. II reported that the seven E'u"
Hcan Aldermen. with Alderman Gross and Alderman
Eryan Reilly (iuti-Tammany) would vote 10 confirm
Three more votes necessary for majority ana 1t
WAS very doubtful II they could b. procured Aldermen
Gumhc,on Mccarthy Sccry, and John Reilly would re-
tire from the Board at the end OF the present year. hh"
'""tr' Ter "it'h 7S"Pi'.' '''' - "'' 80 -, ,I
ming to get their votes, II possible. II was thought the
bjraain could not be- made. Aldermen John Reilly
and Gumhctnu were under great Obligations to Johu
Kelly for the nomination Of their brothers 10 the
,r.s ~ sheriff and comfy clerk respectively. This
!c,t only Aldermen sccy aud Mccarthy both o.
whom " was N"'"" wv ,
political recognition am ''''"'' ' 90,
through I"''"nN i''.- s','', ', ,,,s,,
-, ,,,,,,s s,,c.s.,r vsas now IN tgc hands IT
J"hh hrilN.- Inc enormous ,"'"'''' -'''' '
ard Hendricks in this city lad been obtained uhT 'h'
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defeat c'H'd H'' "'' '' ''''"' u" III ''.'' -" '
IL, ..,. ,,,,.,r,.. q, Icl, K,u,,- ,,f-t,. Tho.
"v''" "'' '''' '''''"'' w. .t.
.i.,..dou fla, Issue alone. CIV Chamberlain Tap.
.. ,i,,or Nj. s,.,. ...,..ui choice.
Inc I'""'' w. ''''''''- '
Yesterday OF his continuance ln oH'". Ihr' rIn"r
"-""' "' '''' oi'''.''' 90 ''. ','.'
t.", "' o'I ' ,.t, t,on,if b. ~ TO-, D,o'.,t 90 The
puddle Offices ma Ial". N.'.'',' "'.' '''''
INorsl.ct smith l' "'i'' hh'h"- i'' "'.'.. .t'"'
,,It ,.,, tac office iu tic .-iit of Mr. Iy. lJI. . ..
asserted. would r.uc'c Mayor N.,lhIu il"A .'u..s
into collision " lih tine i'llW'HN AH.iii ii.
Am", ~ Ih' N'u.ii"'' "l I.' W" w., IVY '.
man llII, "lp "'ir Consulted 49, ir-ih Too N' pros
prr o vi. 6r gh' i'iaIi' iIt 'H.' az .i'i i"'
announcer IT, M j., w. ,, - Ii ,.,t , ~ ,.',',
li..l from tie tr,l, oi Irs'IIt, to 'ir Gr,rH -i.I
hc kucH existed Win t1r I"nnu' Nr,'n'n' N". '''H
II VI. Green were again h'uuNf.l. ms h"hI.Ni' ''l
con. MT BE- continued. Personally. tlr Gross 5000. De-
i'E hii q" u" D. W"'h "'.''' man ,' '"'.,. '''' '. '
"E-.nI'pi I.mnIy man: IRE hlirF' t'"''','
"~'ti 'htI'N WI" ''. -'I,. w. o., O.. ,...''
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n"imha. pom I"I "'',".,.i' W ~. - '' ~ 'n."5 i
o tH' 4"h''"'H .'"'' '' u '' .''- Do '' o..
overcome. Nr rt".- rud ihH DO ai '. "I', E..'; u.
.',U-" 'i', Ih'.,t ~ a., w. . "' ~ t,' o.. A."
h'.'i c"iI Joe 'h"""d j." '"f'' w. N'''' ,'' '' N'
GI,.u IE '1irr, nr lh"utHi '"l i.r lun'a' '. '".
W1Wd I'."'I Ih'iI ' 'I". d" ''' ''''" anu '''' 1917
Objection io h- !ui" I' ''i. .. , ,,
AZ. Ii'. - J.. linn ,'. l'..''. '',' ~ .'.
I'"I! ''i'i ''i'' ''' 'ir'-' g.. . ,
m'cl "I MI mon .rl 30. 49, 81. ''''' ..'".'.l
ana va. '.''i@ -".'" "',. 80 ~. g. ~
, ,i ,,,,, I''''r H. sat-. .,r Mr. o,,.. ~.
'I't 'H' I'H,i'''N iI"'I''n "" '"'. ,'', "' '''''
''''" 'i , '''' w. 80, . & . 80. q. . .,.
W." g. , ~ IT, ,,.,',.it d.. ., ,.,.l,,i.I., .'t'
is hi~ ti"h N"ud joe uN'Iu'u iN 'h' H"''t.F ""'H
existed 90 securing better or r"'' man I" 'hr rIdcr
lie Thought iIr - lw'a'H A". mon "."I' vote '.
-c.hcr 100 -uu au l--u though i'rf soy" W"uii nave ib
Iuli. 30 the iJmGtuv Aldermen were united, 90.
majority V"t" 4" iic MARI womb h' tu"I'nt To confirm
ANY nomination made tl 90" MAJ.
Alderman Hcurt J.. i'n.auI aalI: " was in'"rnrd
'"S, M' ' -? . '',. ~, 80. - - H,r - "
anl before l'' iai"I, 'I ui' ,"liW"I, o." NI; ''h D"
""''' WIN '''' - i'''.'' .''' zee
the proposition 10 "i'it" l"id lEt race l"r lr 'i-
or.l| "i eon""h tnd, h' De i''Iith''" 10 th' Con-
oll'I-np, and idi the on. Lac, utrh INDIGNANTLY
iCcctcd. From tins ! md cp"'.Ud'd that Mr. 6irrn
neither 'oI.a nor %"d'l matr any an4n-gn'gi "ih
I'WnJuy Hall Think iLdt ~ action 81 llr RrIun-
can Aldermen would Doc b,ri sea! mu'i "l ilr cream
stances winch surrounded ihc i'apl ointment Of Nj
6icru ln regard l." ih'ii i"c an hi7 'uIhihdoh II 81
app'dl,d That Mr. ''Ig'h hal mli' par am win i'-,
in'h oi l"nnthy nan d-'lH'' "u,iu ne hid lnN' 'h
80 bitterly, ana WIN Mh"u nr t"ulu I'W only N htA
inr,i..frIf with his character ~ rcforincr-thri,
think hc would be- defeated Mr. hoWldd SAID Hcdd u"'
wish To appear ia 'hc least ho-ltc io Mt Green Hc con
sidri'u lhil ]" many respects ne hi hddc h excellent