The New York herald., 1876-10-17

in the party traces must give place a consideration
Tor the safety Of the whole ticket II was said. too,
that Mr. Tden had strongly urged q union OF the
factions at any cost, and that falling had
urged the nomination OF an unexceptionabe ticket,
Mnca ~1ua p,esa a.ss. 10 Prpons,,,,ls he
papers. urged reason for the iammany party
giving their original intentions with regard TO the
Mayoralty, and proposing Tor that Office MT smith
Ely Later the afternoon report gained ground
that the republicans anticipating this action ON the
part of Tammany, and ds.rustng the strength OF Mr.
Green to cope with the new candidate, proposed
to withdraw Their support ana put some other man
upon the ticket in his stead. Several republicans
with whom u reporter conversed, claimed 10 be lgno-
Of any such intention being harbored by their
party and that their ticket had not yet been made
shu rouc ~ Thev sa,a thar
tho action OF the democracy would OF course guide
them in making choice OF nominees for city omces,
but that yet no movement OF Tammany or anti
Tammany had given them cause Tor apprehension,
and they judged that their clalces OF sue
looked favorable from any point OF view
Another story became circulated through the day that
ex-senator John Fox and his political following,
determined to Join hands the faction adverse TO
that organization aud contest the lower districts This
report gained ground from its being known that Judge
Hogan IN the neld for Congress against Edwin X
Meade. and 10 ascertain what truth there was IN H.
reporter called upon various gentlemen prominent
Hogan would run. Most OF them and they Of all
political compcxons said that they oil the
Intentions Of the Judge to become candidate tor Con-
grcss and had themselves determined to support him.
They said that he had abored very ndus:rously Tor
tho interests Of The party but when the parceng
OF the patronage about he had left the
cold Mr. Meade thcy regarded az a fair representa-.
tive, but they claimed that man who too good
TO live among them ought to be above looking TO
them for their sunrages and they intended TO act
Tor themselves IN this matter, and whether they sup
ported tho Tammany or antlTammaDy general ticket
they would, in the OF the Congressional candidate
reserve their support Tor Judge Hogan, who lived
among them and knew who they were and what they
versatiou when the reporter inquired about tho ru-
mored combination and claimed TO DO ignorant OF any
deal made between Hogan and either OF the conendng
factions.
The meeting Of the Tammany Conference Committee
In the afternoon also gave to considerable specu-
iaon as to y. I'en.s and purposes and =, members Of
during the evening Very little, however could be
learned from them as TO the probable result OF the
Alderman Thomas Shells said to a reporter who had
made inquiries oi him touching his views on tho SUD-
sn. mA. win very ahs end Of dsss sSis
elements in the New York county democracy,
to me that when the democrats, upon whom
they rely for support come to consider that have
but two alternatives-either to aid the national
democratic ticket by voting with the regular organiza
tion TO abandon H. and In doing give their sup
port directly or indirectly 10 The republcansthey viii
not be long in choosing between them. The leaders OF
anti-Tammany have actually worry meagre following
for all their buster, and they think III to make any
deal with the enemies Of the democracy they
will desertions enough from their ranks 10 make
them despair Of checing anything. They never
seemed to give that thought when they conferred
with the Tammany committee They required an al.
loment Offices altogether out OF proportion their
influence. We made every just concession. We offered
them one-third OF the county Offices and that
one-third equal In emoument TO the two
thirds which we reserved What was the re-
suit? They refused treat with US unless We gave
them everything and then they tried TO frghten by
Withdrawing their scant following. All can say is
that they havo mado error, and they have now
either 10 redeem themselves or 60 deeper into the
mire."
Mr. Malcolm Campbell, who was a candidate for snr-
rogate the anti Tanmany ticket said :--.It is pam
ful to me to the great ends Of the
democracy In, this contest impcded by
wrangling Of politicians about personal gains.
II that at such time when great issues
are at stake selfish motives should be buried out OF
sight, and nothing should prevail but honest deter
minaton to relieve this land which republican blum
ders have disgraced and republican pecuiation has
be democrats should the duty OF the hour and
not permit themselves be turned from BY allure
ments of official distinction the mach nations OF
signing exceedingly regret that thefeliberatiohs
OF the conference committees terminated so unsats-
iactoriy and sincerely hopc aud trust that basis
OF union may, at this late hour, be arrived at"
NATIONAL CAMPAIGN,
u Is pretty well understood Is now confined to New
York State and to the words OF the short
haired on the east side, "Thcre will be two bars o.
money here instead OF !" The ments OF cam
ddates tho State be greatly increased
aud the money used where IL Will do the most good
The Of both armies said to be coming this
way from all parts OF the country to concentrate their
strength toward capturing the thirty.ivc electoral
votes which all hands now admit Will decide the Presi-
Aos.s, nj ton