The New York herald., 1877-10-14

/ city a. we'll among the workingmen In oane1 10
eAe Tssrs seems 70 bs no doubt ,ha. : combination
county ticket faithfully supported BY repuocsns d ana
| anti ammany democrats, win In the nexI eiec
| ton. The ngures published In last sundays hkhALn
show th.s conclusivey. Treachsry, however must
be guarded against rsmmany, as Of old WIN wy nef
| old TicEs IN dsorganizlug the camp Of the enemy.
II is alleged that money and PATRONAGE WIN 90 aeely
mater 70 ona men OF the stamp Of Bensaict Arnold
| IN politics The Tammary Major Andre twhosyer he
d,si,nguishsd predecessor His MISSION will evidently
bs MARKED to brbe party. not 20 corrupt an army
and Oc,ray grea. national cause II is these smlssarss
| from The rsmmany camp that mus. be carefully
| watched by The combnat,onists they nave ALREADY
thrown up rife pits around the ntrenchments OF the
| onposton rhe sharp crack OF their rifles may
already DO heard along the ouIworka the enemes
! ans morning before tho 9th Of November and and
their camp the hands Of the ioe with cannon spiked
| and banners trampled IN the dust
THE sEsAroRa
since our last political review tho outlook In the i've
districts OF this city remains about she same
| the gentleman will for Senator Another
rumor transfers tho gentleman's ambitions In this d.
rection from the Fourth 10 tho Seventh district The
politicians yesterday claimed that exJucge Hogan
undoubtedly slated Tor the Tammany nomination
Morrssey understood to have expressed the opinion
thai Hogan will be easiest candidate to beat in
such controversy. Is may therefore be considered
almost certain that be means 70 run IN tne fourth.
His has been crowded during the past week with
friends and sympathizers who question him closely M
TO his political Intentions; but as ye they have nos
beon able extract positive statement IL IS also
understood that Mr.. Richard o'Gormsn will not lake
the field against the powerful statesman from the
In the Fifth district tho friends OF Mr.. Peter
Mitchell assert that he holds majority Of delegates
TO the senatorial Convention In HIS interests IL 10
confidently asserted by these gentlemon that hr.
Mitchell will undoubtedly receive the nomination. un-
less Comptroller Kelly interiereA The statements,
however, conlradictedby the supporters of Colonel
Alfred Wagstaf, Jr., who contend that II would eout
his signal victory republican candidate OF last
year. The outside factions propose TO unite upon Ar.
John D. Lawson.
The Tammany politicians seem to be divided
their nominee Tor Senator in the Sixth district The
contest seems now to lie between Martin NaohL
date be placed in the held II is probable that
the Tammanyite will be sent 10 the wall. II is
rumored that Tammany means to induce Caspar
Baadcn again on an Independent ticket, should
Baden Is probably expected to draw OF a sufficient
number OF German republican votes TO defeat the can
dldaLes of the combtnaionistS The Independents and
German democrats and the republicans will probably
unite upon Michael Hahn, Secretary OF the Teutonia
Savings Bank, or Charles Dexheimer, OF the German
MI David Dudley Field Is at present slated for the
Tammany nomination IN the seventh district. The
opposition parties. u stated. will unite upon Mr..
William h. Sec0r
the Eighth district politicians all pecu-
harry disturbed as to Senatorial candidates. 1t was
understood for some time past that Mr. B. T. voorhis
would receive the Tammany nomination, but report
cinsa the honor. Ex. Mayor riemann is the latest
name suggested on this sido Of the house..
Senator Bxby OF course expects to get the indorse
ment Of all the anti-rammany parties. but oonsider-
able opposition to him has lately cropped up. The
rapid transit issue promises TO prove of considerable
Importance in this district The latest candidate tor
the nomination among the combnationsts Is ex-Sena-
tor Hugh d. Moore Thus gentleman was member
/ In assisting the legislative friends Of rapid
transit, many Of his colleagues being luke.
secretly 10 obstruct the passage Of proper rapid
transit measure. Such earnest support OF rapid
canvass Tor the SenalorshIp Mr Thomas McKelar
and Mr. Roswell d. Hatch, formerly FIRE Commis-
| nomination. ExAlderman Jacob Hess, republican,
stands good chance OF being taken up by this side
should he fail TO receive the nomination ior Register
THE ASSEMBLY SLATE.
| AS far as Tammany concerned the slate In the
different Assembly districts is pretty we'll settled.
The outsiders however, have not progressed SO far
determining the important question as to whom they
Will nominate against the supporters Of the wigwan.
| The latest outlook, however indicates the following
the most likely 10 be placed before the pco
plo for their sunragcs next month";. ~
/ First Dssrtct-rammany, John f. Berrigan; COM
| bthaton, M. Z. Murphy
Second District-Gammany, Thomas i. Grady;
Taira Disrict-rammany, William II. McIntre;
combination, James Hayes.
! Fourth Dtstr tci-Iammany, John Calvin; combna-
tion Ro1y d. BrasseL
F!,M D,strtct-Tammany, L. H. Fox; combination,
Henry Hughes.
bination. LOUIS Hcrlick or Michael Healy.
.SercnA District -Tammany, Horutio v. Twombley;
combination, Isaac Hayes
Eigk1 Distr,ct-tammany, Philip Benjamins comb-
nation, John Theiss
/ Ntnh DstTIct-Tam many, j. W. Browning; cOmbi-
nation, William II. Corsa
Te''h -Iammany, Christopher Flecke; CON-
| bin nation, Carl Wolf.
! Eleventh. Distric-Tammany, Colonel Lawrence Kip:
| combination. Charles Peabody, Jr.
| TueyA Distria-1ammany, Maurice +. Holshan;
| combination, Louis 5. Gobcl
| 1hirteenni Distrlct-Tammany, Colonel Thompson,
j. G. Hynes, John Clark. or Edward Montague; com
| bination, X. II Strahan
| fourteenth District-Tammany Luke y. Cozans or
Patrick DAILY; combination, james Daily or William
eastman.
/ FlfxtnM Dist,ict-Tammapy J. G. Dimopd. combi.
nation, Andrew Wagner.
sirtcenu D,strict-rammany, I. b. spinola James
| Fitzgerald; combination, Michael Hogan
! .seoen1eaM Distrta-lam mmapy, Thomas Cushing
John 9. II Meyer; ombinalion. Jonn W Keogh
| cugh; combination, = J. O,Hare.
Nineteei.l Dtstrtct-Tamman Thomas c. Eccesine;
| combination, Anthony F-ehan-
| T,oeateM District-Tammany, Joseph j. Stem;
| combination, DR.. Charles Il. simmons
Ttccnty-frst Dtstrict-Tamnany, Alexander THAN,
combination, Joseph r. Faiion.
In many Of the districts, should strong combination
likely elected Colonel Lawrence Kip Is probably
among The strongest OF the candidates yet mentioned
for tho Assembly. He is pressed by large CONNER
| cia influence and would certainly make excellent
representative. Mr. J. p. McDonough, mentioned in
the Eighteenth district is also young man Of consd
| cradle promise. Mr. James DAILY was Member or
Assembly IN 1875 and ran Tor Senator In the fail OF
! that year.
THE woRKISGxES-A sHRKwD MOVEMENT
The politicians usual, bard at work in attempt
ing 10 neuIralze the workDgmen's votes. In this
city particularly such operations are generally con-
| ductcd Win espeClal Act anu hEHL Two years ago
the reduction OF tho laborers wages by Tammany's
Mayor, William H. WcKham, aroused the most bitter
| resentment The elect fully realized the
ballot box. Time has modined and soothed this
resentment The balm OF promise has beon held 10
the lips or the struggling poor. The hard times,
too have aroused the ~orkingnan and he looks with
suspicion upon Tammany Hall or any other political
organization which ranks among ITS ratelliies
who receive enormous salaries for doing nothing The
erposs In the HERALD coronors' fees has
given them pretty fair idea Of the manner in which
! Tammany takes OF her officials until the poor
man allowed TO gnaw the cold crusts OF bread
the steps OF tho palatia building In Fourteenth
Such anmosires not confined TO the working.
/ men Of tho metropolis. They permeats the masses
1 throughout the State, ana may be very eIectualy
i demonstrated election day II Is, OF course, con-
ceded this dsaiiccton always Affects disastfously
the fortunes OF the democracy throughout tue Stac,
| and more particularly Iamnany's rule In New York
city. Republicans argue that this disanectton VIII
help them very materially and they CLAIM to perceive
| decided symptoms OF hope flashing through the dark
clouds Of disorganization which havd enveoped them