The New York herald., 1876-11-01

that they may ssill insist upon kespng Mr. Green's
tho neld. The independent citizens' party
winch nominated tho Comptroller for Mayor At the
Cooper Institute gathering. may enter into this
scheme with them, but the query next arises.
Who - 10 pay the actual running expenses of
the campaign Boxes have be provided
tickets yrin,ed, and ali other necessary machinery
OF election attended "a. At the lowest calculation ~
viii take some $1,000 70 cover these necessary sx
piaccd upon the ticket should have chance OF eiec-
ion irrespective Of other affiliations then there might
be mapped out for raising the money, but nobody
seems To Ihnk thar such combination STANDS tho
slightest chance OF receiving majority vote on Tues
wncn Mr. Oswald Ottendorfcr ran for Mayor two
years ago he received about "a 600 votes Some sar
guine politicians argue that tne German ana nde
pendent ticket could receive vote o 20 ooo which
might result in defeating rammany Hail. thus allowing
tue republicans TO SLIP In with strong candidate for
Mayor The hpurcs yesterday discussed By these gen
tlcnen stood as iollows:--
Probable city aud county votes ....... 10000
Germans and independents s................ 30, 600
Tamnany ----..-.............. oo,oOo
Tbs estimate Is ccr;anly based upcn ii. idea shas
the 10 votes given 70 the and German
ticket would be AL democratic Il Is conceded IN this
connection that the 100 600 TOR Tammany,
independents and Germans would be also gwen TO
Samuel J. Tilden But these sIeculatons consid-
cred visionary by Tamrnanyiles, who yesterday ex-
pressed the opinion that such combination us that
talked OF between tho and Germans could
not poll more than 10000 votes at this time They
ngure up the prospects, taking this runored deal into
calculation. as foilows:--
Tammany Hall ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 80, 900
lepupncaus oo,OVo
coMrrxoLLER oRKkS's LATEST ATTITUDE
Many OF shc friends OF Comptroller Green now assert
snat 'ne whoic iaovemeni, AS tar as their iavores
candidacy ior Mayor is concerned, simply means an
shors TO secure that ren,leman's reapponsnent as
head OF the Finance Department. HIS term Of oltce
expires Gu tho 10th OF November and the appointment
of successor is vested IN Mayor Wickham. II Is as
sumed that the present Mayor VIII send IN Mr Green's
name for confirmation to the Board OF Aldermen, but
here comes up material hitch. ramriany controls
a majority of tho present Board and II Slr. John
Kelly prevent IL the members viii stand by
Comptroller Grccn deal may be entered into, how
ever. by which a sufficient number OF be
secured. Much depends. In this connection, on the
OF samuel j. Tilden the Presidential ntcsL
II elected 1t Is understood that be will use sufficient
influence to secure the nominaon and confirmation
OF his friend Green. Seven republicans VI the board
can DO induced To vote for him, and Two democrats
Mcssrs Bryan Reilly anu Nagnus Gross-are already
Ia his favor All that he Will then require three
additional votes. which, u Is now stated easily bs
obtained.
Republican politicians also yesterday asserted that
the independent ctizens' movement started Tor
the purpose OF helping r!ldcn's preventing
a union between anti-ramnlanyites and the Custom
House party They feel that an adrois game has been
played aud claim 10 see the hand OF Uncie Sammy"
IN the local political manipulations of tho past month
1o-DAY's coNFRRsScE.
The three conference committees VIII meet again
this morning at Tho Astor House. it Is Improbable
that either the Independents or the Germans will
agree upon Smith Ely, Jr., TOR Mayor.
that antl-Tammauy will then withdraw The prob
abilities are, according statements OF outsiders made
TO tho HERALD representative yesterday, that Mr.
Green will action committees In case
OF has withdrawal Tho Germans and independents pro-
pose to address 10 the citizens detailing the
result OF their ahors and tho mpsdiments placed in
their path. after which disbandng may be proposed
Several members Of these organizations, however, de-
sire TO put strong ticket IN the hed for no other
object than to attempt the destruction OF Tammany
Hall candidates; but this proposition s not likely
DO adopted
ANOTHER PROPOSITION
II suggested late hour last evening that the
conference committees should unanimously agreo 10
indorse Mr. Smith Ely, Jr., or Andrew II. Green for
Mayor, and then proceed 10 nominate the following
ticket for other oGces:-
SheriH-Pclcr Bowc
County Clcrk-Joseph Shannon.
Superior Court-Hcnry Z. Knox
Marine Court-Joseph Koch.
Coroners-Edward Hogan, Myer Stern and Theo-
dore q. Giaubenskloc
Alderman n-at-Larse-Jamcs Cunningham, j. Graham
Hyatt, John II. Sherwood and Herman UhL
Comptroller GREEN'S friends now argue that II their
candidate forced OF the held hundreds OF dis
gusted democrats, particularly among the Gornaps
wil clther not vote Ut all vote the republican tcct