New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
CAMPAIGN NEWS.



didate but 1t thought this may be part OF his policy
and that he intends to enter the .scr when there
viii be probability OF If Mr.. veeder does
not the nomination. 1t is hardly probable that Mr.
Osborn will be the candidate both residents of one
ward At present. then. Mr. Fox to have tic best
chance and he is acceptable to the new members OF the
Democratic General Committee.
The County Cerlshp Is likely to be the occasion Of
battle between the two elements Of the party account
of the hostility existing between Hugh Mclaughlin and
Justice John Delmar who is prominent candidate for
the nomination to that Office The present City Auditor
William s. Soaring. has also been spoken OF "a cand
date for tho position Demar, who was defeated as
candidate sheriff last Fall by Mclaughlin. has re-
solved not 10 submit to defeat again, and as he has
large number of supporters and backed by his friends
of the Dcmar Association in South Brooklyn. II he docs
not receive the nomination he will make desperate
effort TO defeat the put up by the Boss IL IS
thought by some however, that Mclaughlin In the hope
OF getting rid for all OF rival who Il cOntestng MS
authority. may consent to put Delmars name on the
ticket. and will then endcavOr to defeat him so badly
that would be willing to mention Delmars name
for Office again There is doubt that Soaring Is Me-
Laughlns flyoro for this Office and it il claimed that
Mclaughlin is playing another game. While inducing
"a contest between Demar and Soaring, ii 's
said that his intention IL to act both OF these
aside at opportunc moment and to III roduce an
other candidate, who will receive the nomination "Ihe
B0sss" favoritr Chief Ncyin5 OF the Fire Department,
who received the nomination for Sheriff last yearn ths
manner IS mentioned IA the possible candidate John
Gibeson of the Twenty rst Ward il talked OF in cor
nccon vita the nomination and because he Is talked OF
IL thought that ne cannot BE- McIaughns man, as the
tactics OF "tto Boss to maintain silence IN rcgald
to the candidat he proposes support aud he viii not
! allow him to he spoken OF beforehand.
The office OF REGISTER is considered very dcHrable
one The compensation consists Of fees and Is 'ad 10
years 10 rs much ~ 5000 II Is ticd
now b. william Barre. Who is one OF McLdughn'S Ia,
vcrs During IN, term the number OF transfers Of real
estate has been icr Than usual ard on THIS account
Mclaughlin thuas Barre ought 10 have another term.
The reform element of the DcmoIa,ic General COM
mcc Is willing 20 coucedc thi, 10 hcLaush. and me
now mcmbcrs say. Wen give Inn iho lrSi'ie II heh
ac; Gcccutly In regard To the rest ut iNf Ticket.
Thc rrcsrut Cont,uie samuel >. Powell, viii pioba-
bly N, reuom rated TOR that office.
Three Justice, OF the Peace and ono Police Justice are
To elected, and there is considerable rivalry Tor Tue
nominations In the lid District Jldgc D,!ur i'Lnl m
expires Bclmnr IL said to favor Michael C3i.y - ha
successor CGiiCy is said 20 control the lWclih Ndo
and ha nomination would secure that ward to the can
ddato for the County Cerkshp Dcimar could doubtless
secure majuiD OF votes III Tue EiEnih, i'hlh, ana
desirable. Charles = Ensign j. suppo'ri for ihS jus
tict saip hy the new members ~ the General tonmtt'
afo - candidate for Congress irom the lid DsNic m'i
would like to b. Justice lie shohl ih 10 rc,'i'' hr
ol,r nomination Capt Daniel Ferry of ~" lihtd 70
lice Prcciur,, cX-AltcImau John Mcintyre. and D. H.
Roach. PoiIcc Justice Walsh wi probably De rehonl.
one OH , ,ri ~ T.. rarIy mat Inc Ro,, speak,
40 decidedly. LNhldcuuIn hwlci, Jan,s y Duhy, ahd
"A uu,lI-r OF others aspII.ut- tor tur o1cr. IN-
Alderman brown = IN" only person mentioned as lh'
sugr,.sng e. Justice IdWIL Of u" VIA b-iic'
The candidates Aldermen, SuprrN>us, --cmb Jm'n
&C. have not come into plhir notice aS yet.
The comics iis Congressional candidates nave taken
some nat definite Ehupc. In the IA bstfict h' Dem
ocralic candidate, 1hUm1, kIn,,li, Janus L. tHS'
j. Douglass Brown, 4. V J.. Ihung" D. \ iiuett. ahu
= T. F.ccmin II - understood tuut thcrr is bitter
personal contest between kusclla and craig, asa tJi
either will insist that the oiHrr snail not receive me nom
nation The present indications tft That IsliISc VIII
probably supported by to old element o thr b'!lhl
tpiumtrc and Il not uUcn doubt bus tuat KIN
srt and Ifag NI.I cooperate IN MS domination. lhr i-
form ,rurut ia rtutr Freeman UT Iuirt aud III
possible that tire dr-fibilry II harmon! IN Tie lhrtF
Iuly ugucr 20 Leaders to nominate one ~ these men
I'm fuat cas-, u e. considered that nuctt ha, the bciirT
rlarrr inlsiuucn Freeman ~ thr thairrau 81 T."
nn,,f,r. Office Browns chances not considered
good Ihi- District l. usually Democratic. rui thu hope
a. irpurhciu -uc,r,s i- Ia huilu strong bu!tlhs Dem
ori..i " nuA tie U'pubcIus anu rr,ulu Dsmocrdih can
.uup,r IL tho REGULAR Democratic nomination shuu.d
,, olullr th..c pur-ib I!y tIn ,O!. tlyaudsh
u..,!i be- uut forward by tAr Republicans with rum'
Lo oi success COT. C.NauIg ran well lui ibc ncratIi
gulp List year brinE beaten by senator Jacobs bl IH'
tnln 100 votes, the ordinary Dcmochic majority beis
about 1000.
success. as Sir CL,tcudcn viii prouhhly be returned
Tur, may nominate Alderman CLANCY 'Np'c'hS tAtt
hc some ll"h'''I"" "H'i " '''''''''''' 50"
/ uiu!strat
IN. Dem Gratis the IVth District viii probably re-
no mate Archibald 81 Bliss Although several nance
nave been suggested "a" place AT pr-rht $50 one -
moro uk ~ 20 Dr nominated by the EtpuDlcAhs tiah
Cen Phiup :. CrODkc.