New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
OUTLOOK IN THE CITY CANVASS.

FEELING AMONG TIE UBtICANS-PEDBABIIIT
THAT a STRAIGHT TICKET WILL BE NOulStrED
The sentiment seems almost universal
among Republicans. in favor oi taking advantage
Of w. split among the Democratic factions local issues
10 nominate q straight Republican ticket Many be-
Hove that .ornc ~ the Il publican nominees in
this way clip u" where II j. Impossible To elect Re
publican direct issue, a. between Republican and
Democratic candidates. Thc total Democratic vote ~
the city Will not be- much more than 10000 With good
ticket iu cowbnatou wi.A Green and OuondoIf,r.t x
more than nkcy the AutiTammany organization can
POLL half tli- vote The leader. OF Au'rammany are
stl iu The attitude of thc friends o' the woikngncn AID
the laburrrs ar - as much dsgu-tcd with Tammauy
Hall "a. they year and more 60 than they
were when their champion, OBfien. m le72 actually
pocd - 900 votes, MI O;tendorlcs l. A. popular now
with tnc German, when, .n 1874. ho poled vote,
on a direct i-suc oi $4,000 for Mayor The coalition
Of these elements v.b Mr. Green, IN view of the I'M
mcn-c patronage the latter commands and the numerous
motley assuci..Iu- ho has orehaz i0r The campaign,
would De- very formidable one. vairh alone could beat
the TAmmauy Ticket ~ now announced. nofwthstani-
ing the r,enelire popularity ~ Mr. BY The Offensive
character % Richard croker the srons animosity with
lu the parry 90 Nr Calvin, the "1cu.r 20 the GerWaui 100
The rejection ~ Muller aud E,cshof u favor oi Mr.
Flanagan. whose strength lc, solc.y IN the fact
that hc s. lrshmIn, together with the general III
rcuutc Of Tlumiuy Hall with the wo:L.ngmou,
will its ticket thousand, Of votes II 90 not uurea
spUnhlg believe That the TWO l.ttlniN can evenly
divide the Democratic vote. Tac Republicans have
pollc.i-und,r exceptional circumstances u is true
g. 900 for NL nayrm'yur and 10000 for Phelps
IT, tr.,.orurg,d shf, with good men and not party
hack, Boo the heId the Republicans can this year poll
10000 votes H!tAou help from any faction except sncl
al. good combinations would naturally attract from the
more Thoughtful Of al pAri.c- particularly large tax
payer.
These argument, at, adyarccd hy the loadiug Re
uunl,aus. aud the position j. clearly favorable
10 10 alliance with the friends oi M Green. II il
considered certain that Mr. Green Will now 20 forward
and complete ls Ticket w'tAout much expectation or
hoic that the l., puhlcan- Will nominate him. The
Republican Countj Convention WILL meet on Wednesday
next and there !, y,sy litt" doubt that straight ticket
Will be selected Tuc AutIammany Convention VIII
come later.
The probahtcs u the nominations for The Endcpen-
dent and hnt-T ,un4ay t.ch,t about A. follows:
ror tto,,,r Andrew IT, Green. Dem.
tJaroh Hes. Rep, or
i0f tOthfy '""'.-t. James O'britI, Anti Tam
(,;collc /. Curtis, D. W., or
f0r SWIoId" "...-.'--. ". g. Tuphagcu, Aut-Idin.
- ,., tEN,lrdrc Gtoss Dem, on
Tor Supreme court. I.-Judsr Lowe. Anti Tam.
Three Plysi'Lius iu good stand
ygr Coroners ......... ue-l American, lrShnah, l
Joseph shannon. John Morrtsscy
fOT S1tIiV. Il iuucrat.
The nomination " lIcss. Republican. II maie at ALL
will be with the idea Of securing the Republican
Endorsement but The Republican leaders are bitterly op
pos,d to giving n &, hu any sort OF compromise
Nr II, ud Thomas Mar ny are, In fhct the only lead
inc Rcpuncans who favor any form OF coatoh WIN
Nr Greene independents. O'Brien, ~ the WORKING
pow.r of Anti 1anmany, IL much more liAey TO gel '"e
nomination. aud there /, 40 doubt he Will DING great
strength 10 the party. Mr.. snanuon VIII bring 10 'he
support Of the ticket Molrc's men, ~ shannon Is 'e
immediate representative oi Mr.. Morri''cy'
Considerable opposition has sprung up within Tam
many Hail Ia Richard Croker candidate Tor Coroner
# il CHARGED mat Mr Kcly's special nob'St WORK
has not only committed murder but that be was al one
time an Orang.man aud became Caihohe smnl-
touco,ly with his entrance into active politics III TINS
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