New-York tribune., 1877-10-22
THE ANTI-TAMMANY COMBINATION.

THE ANTI-TAMMAN1 COMblNAllON
THE REPUBLICANS TO NAVE THE REGISTER AND
TWO AIDERNfEN-AT-LARGE; THE BIXBY DEMO-
Gratis THE TWO MARINE COURT JUDGES; THE
cREFN DEMOCRATS AND THF oTTENDORFfR
GERMANS EACH AN ALDERMAN-AT-LARGE-
1uov,,s urRPHY AND ADOLPH SANGER OBJ
JECTED TO.
At the close of the general Anti-Tammany
on Saturday evening there was no dispute aS
n the division OF the Offices among the several Demo
cratic factions and the Republicans. but exception Was
taken to two Of the men put forward The Kepuphc'n
Committee Of twenty-thrce, the Independents tDreeu
partv) the New-York Democracy (Bixby, shafer ana
Hunt leaders,. and the Germans under tne
leadership Of Oswald OFT nlOrier aud Judge o.
terbourc held separate conferences between ana .
n nj, Saturday and subcommittee OF each took part III
a general conference in the evening
The division of Offices hav nc been primarily settled
the Repubicans named cx-CoectOr Thomas Murphy lo
Register and William II. Gedncy and Joseph C. Flnck-
ncy for Aldernen-at-larce. Tho New-Nork Democracy
offered the names Of cx-udce Joseph Koch and Adoph
Sanger for Judges Of ne Marine Court IN" inden1nn-
ent Democracy named Andrew II. Green 'oT Aotrntl-
at-larre. and tho Germans nominated Oswald Oit'hto-
fer for Alderman-atlarse. Mr.. Otendoir sad ne ne.
longed the Municipal Reform Society me metnoels U
Unch were pledged not 20 accent ofce For tha reason
he could not he n candidate, ana ne Tec3nurhucl lS
tion Of eX-Aldcrma Henry au,1l III i ms 60 90
Rufus f. Andrews said that the Independents Wonl ac
frendv discussion cnsued as to the availability Of
tbo csnIdotcs named The Germans the Bixby party.
and the Independents al obj cted 10 the nomination oi
Thomas Murphy for REGISTER, on the ground mt W WI
not an av llahle candidate. The Republican 0n-O ON
nittee wished 10 consult with the Committee ot 1Went
three before withdrawing Murphy name. ana recess
was taken The Committee o. Twcuty-threr thcn nri
ou5 sevt tn of s M mheTs 90 Mr. Murphy Wh0 through
Bcui min K Phclps. asSed to he pcmIied 10 cohsIu
will his friends before returning au answer Soioa b
Smith f,vored an immediate seiticn no OF the question:
while exJudce Dtenhoeer aud Colonel spence adN d
an a3iounneut TN 3 O'Clock TODAY. This was carried
and the meeting III ba he'd IN PFC ps s
Office. 49, III.
When the general conference WAS rcoponed the epD-
1icaus askpd fnr time. II rumrcd tEai Vole vas
tak4n In the Republican Committee on the most aNf-
bic candidate for Register and that Jacch Hess received
eleven votes Of twtuty lf Mr. Murphy WllLdfaMs.
az probable il is thought that either john Hess OF
Henry Howl nd will De named ilCes is looked uou a.
Tho strongest candidate the Republicans can name n
against Mr. Leon. He is Of German descent ana the IL -
brews Will sustain him almost 10 a man. as they are par
tcu arly cllnuish as voters Mr. Murphy was ihough
10 have great strength "a Rom Catholic, bu II VIZ
ured that he would be attscked through Tweed Tor MS
real estate connections with SWcCnY ana tOhnOly ana
tie old Broadway widening commission.
The Republicans and independents objected 10 one OUT
OF the two candidates for Judge OF the Marine Cont
The Bixby party desired 20 know whether the objection
aunlied 10 Joseph Koch q AdOlph sanger. Those o-
pnsed would not state bu declared that tey tEoEhi u
advisable 70 name another man. Privately II was M
GrretOod that Koch preferred 10 Nj. sanger.
Allan Mcdonald mentioned probable substitute Tor
Mi sanger The General Conference adjourned until .
IN to-day when IL Is believed the county ticket Will be
arranged