New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-17

-,. ..,.,o,o thu DELEGATIONS from several OF the
south brooklyn wards and about Io as always been
ea"ns OF Demars growing popularity anu na safe
strength and has failed to strike MN mn ar ago
onnorTnity offered Deimar was candidate year , ain
s thc democratic nomination for Sheriff. McLaugndr
did think pote to oppose !, mn relative
a. well as political adherent was Instructed 70 assc cc
suddenly his claims to nomgn ou ip in declaring his
claims and "the Boss" to show MS iparI
decided against Delmar ana ,a nE candidate
Chez Sevns Of the Fire Dspar TT pamor and
thus nea two points d the az ds he same on mG he got
credit for impartial decision between Denr a Mv i
Sib foiowcd Dclmar could undoubtedly have been
elected as it was, Neyins's throat was Gu. ne an
ms pd hi" ticket This year Demar is candidate
for County clerk Mclaughlin will probably not az
con, ogn 10 defeat him in the conventions Tor Tue con
since Dclmar would be compelled TO demonstr'te 9
strcnoh against the Boss" who from jealousy denies
him promotion Delmars position and strength IN hls
wards are suc that lie can afford 10 40 inis' anu .o
Boss" probably recognizes the fact aier last year e
ncrjcnee IL il rumoed however that the Boss means
to have on small scale IN ,n 1 lnfon'
mars candidate for Congress In the ia District u en
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT r. " +. Talmadge. The Boss Ia siid 10
have been encouraging the hopes and claims OF both VIM
E Robinson and Thomas kinsella each OF whom desires
an ELECTION with the purpose of finally deciding against
all three aud securing the nomination 9l "eh' 1aoS
Craig to defeat Dcmar's nominee. Talmadge
Another disadvantage under which the Democrats
labor and ont Of which doubtless good deal oil p"uc
capital will be made is the recent VIC ent action Oh the
Democratic General Committee in demanding the re-
moyal of all Republican employees in the city and County
Dcparimcnts While this action was said Ia he III thc
way of retaliation for Gen JOurdlns conduct III ais
missing Democrats employed by the Board OF Health u
il whi~uered that its real foundation Was the hostly
which NiSs In some quarters tO Commissioner William
A. Fowler OF the Department OF City Works. lie Is sald
To- have exercised too much authority IN tue party ana
the demand is that he should occupy lees conspicuous
position. ,,, !, A.,
Twelve Supervisors to be elected this Fall III the
wards bearing even numbers Seven OF the seats Whch
are 10 become vacant occupied by Democrats, three
by Republicans, and two by Independent Democrats.
The other officers who to he chosen are Controller III
the place of Samuel Powell City AUDITOR III the place
William :. soaring; Register, in the place OF Wlliih
Barre County Clers in the place OF George e. Herman
Surrogate IN the place Of William ID. Necdcr; COMMITS
soncr of Charities ia the IVh District In the place OF
Bernard Midas Police Justice in the place oil Andrew
Walsh: three Justices OF the Peace IN the place OF Johh
Dclmar n H. Morse and Ludwig Scmler; and two Jus
tees of Srssons in the place Of Henry Woftrt ana
Andrew Mckibbcu Nine members OF the Assembly are
also Ia he elected aud Representatives. in Congress from
the lid, lid, and IVtn Districts.