The New York herald., 1877-10-07


walls Of tho Wigwam. Outside Influences had been
hard at work 10 swell and strengthen the chorus OF
Moore, Aoram j. Hewitt, and others OF their stamp
had kicked herccly In the Powerful Efforts
were made oy anti.rAmmany ntriguanls 10 fan these
namcs OF discord INTO raging fire.
Before the Committee on Lredont,als both the dom
ocratc BOSSES" OF Kings and New York counties
put the matter pretty clearly when they said ihat
thcre were not sufcicn offices TO satisfy ALL and that
many outsiders were bound 10 protest the hope OF
getting something 10 keep them quiet The whole
more nor notning less Men are inside Of rammany
Hall to-day, prominent and trusted members Of It's
society aud general committee, wno a few years ago
were the most bitter enemies OF the organization
They denounced II In the most violent anguagc upon
they were "taKen care OF" when large cmouments
and fees we're thrust into their pockets and they sud
denly fell on their knees IN alteration OF the big Indan
placed IN the niche OF the Iammany bundng The
sentiments and desires Of some of the who TO-
day hght Inc hig~am are precisely IN consonance
with the men above alluded to- 0ihces would materi-
ally change their paut natures. These are among
some OF the great dangers which comblnatonsIs are
compelled TO encounter IN campaign Ke The present
THE FAT OFFICES
The most lucrative office to be hled this tall Is that
ofRegister. II IS variousy estimated to be worth ali
the way IRON 900 $50, 900 year. Tho dulncss
In the real estate market during the past term OF the
present Register has reduced tho profits very ma
teriay, but good times are looked forward to in
New York, which must materially enhance the value
Of real estate. This Will be particularly noticeable IN
uptown property when the rapid transit problem LIS
fully solved.
Among tho candidates prominently mentioned for
r. Knapp, ex-County Clerk Charles h. Loew. George
A. Jerenlah at present an empoys IN the Depart
mcnt Of Public Works; Colonel William r. Roberts,
formerly member OF Congress, and Alderman samuel
A. Lewis, last year President OF the Board. Questions
Of nationality always enter into tnc local canvass
in New York; ana they will undoubtedly have
GOOD deal TO do This month IN determining who
shall receive the nomination both sides OF the house
Tor important occ. II is pretty well settled
that Judge John X Brady will be rcnominatcd Tor
Judge OF the Supreme Court ana uslIce Shea Tor
the Marine Court by Tammany Hall, although ex-
me- mai f0r
latter position. From national standpoint this de-
termiEes somewhat the lrisn vote, Judges Brauy and
Shea representing that nationality. Colonel William
X. Roberts consequently meets with considerable dlf-
Guilty in ms candidacy at the threshold OF the dis
putc. II Alderman Lewis Is Nominated IL viii
be because he was removed from the Presi-
dency of the Board this year by direction OF am.
many, and tho place given TO Mr.. Henry D. Purroy.
Ho has bornc his removal mcekly and without COM
painI He had been an excellent prcsdlng ofiicer.
and some as,onishment was created at such hasty
decapitation. Now Is gwen out that the register
ship with It's immense cmolumens, is TO be gwen him
tor the purpose Of soothing his wounded feelings.
His brother Mr. Frederick Lewis is an applicant Tor
the position OF Police Commissioner SO that tho LOWS
family are likely TO be taken caro- of in any event
Mr.. Jeremiah IS selected by Iammany his success
be directly traced TO Mayor Ely, whose particular
personal and political friend the candidate is sup
posed 10 be.
THE PROPOSED coxBy ALTON COUNTY TICKET.
Should combination be effected similar to that
which elected Recorder Hackett by majority of some
thirty thousand, iveIy scramble Will ensue over the
nominations for the various offices. Several names
are canvassed for the important places among the
leaders oil this combination movement. Mr.. George
W. Sauer and DR.. Feodor Mierson, democrats; cx-
Assembly lyman JACOB Hess and Thomas Murphy, repub-
licans, mentioned IN connection with the Register
ship For the Supreme Court Mr.. William Allen
Butler ana William j Choate, brother Of Joseph IL.
Choatc are talked OIL SoEnc people assert that In
Judge John X. Brady fails TO receive the 1ammany
nominaton he will be taken up by Tho outsiders This
statement was empnatcay contradiced yesterday by
the opposition leaders, VINO want 1t distinctly under.
stood tnat they VIII not take up any candidate who
has been found ''dicke, ,ing' with Iammany Hail.
number of names have been suggested Tor the two
Justice Koch, Adoph Sanger, AssemDlyman J. c.
julius Lansbcn and Deunis A. Speiiissey.
IN SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
The controversy In the hvc senatorial districts of
this city remains about the same as detailed IN tho
columns OF the HEKALp two weeks ago, with the ex-
ceptlon OF the Fourth, whore, as already stated, Mr.
Richard OGorman is lkoly to be ptted against the
Hon. John Morrissey The statistics of these districts
and the chances Tor combination candidates have also
been Iuly explained.
Both parties concede the importance of carrying the
Senate IN view Of the election OF United States SEN
being made TO canvass each district thoroughly
and speakers Will be sent by republicans ana demo.
the enthusiasm OF their supporters The
democrats boast In positive tones oil electing their
Stale ticket by an immense majority, but they arc not
SO sangune Of securing majority OF the State Senale
The Filth Is exceedingly close district, and Colonel
Alfred Wagsta, Jr will nave difficult road 10 travel
the republicans put IN nomination first class cand
date. Tho canvass Of Colonel Wags,af viii DC mate
rally hclpet by the vigorous support of General An
son e. McCook, Congressman from that district, who
Is very popular and can prooably bring over num-
Der OF republicans to tho support oil the democratic
candidate. General McCook belongs to tho celebrated
OHIO nghtng' family OF that name. lie beat Con-
crai Ward last year In the race Tor Congress by
majority OF Sl3 The combnationsts are likely 10
agree upon John d. Lawson, republican.
In the Sixth dis rct the contest seems to be mar
rowcd down between Luke f. Coz and Martin Nach,
man tor the Tan many nomination. The combination
lists VIII agree upon some prominent German who re-
resides IA the district David Dudley Field Is likely
TO be taken up by rammany IN the seventh, and Mr..
Williem II. secor, prominent lawyer, rcsidng on
Filth avenue, by the coinDinationists.
A
the nominate the part OF the combnati0Dst
Senator BlxDy's friends are pushing hin nard tor tho
miualon, ana he s likely to carry of the prize,
according TO present appearances There IS no know
ing. however, what low days may bring iortn. The
OK Fire Commissioner K ID. Hatch and Thomas Nc
Kclar, democrat. Mr.. Van voorhls It IS understood,
will bo placed In tho field BY rammany Hall.
rHE ALDERMANic RACE
twenty-five Aldermen TO bo chosen The present
Board stands with thirteen ranmany democrats, one
Anti-rammany democrat and eighi repuoncans tho
key to The political situation OF next year IN the city
lies in the Board OF Aldermen. The pan OF the COM
binationIsts is to place cx-Comp, roller Andrew H.
Green and Oswld Ocndoricr on their A. large ticket,
with two republicans. Three Aldermen are to be
chosen rom eucn o tho nve senatorial districts an
extra one being allow ed Tor the Twcntvthri and
Twcnty y-tourtn wards. The combnationsts VIII put
up two men in each Of these districts, and, under
the minority representative plan, they ex-
pect 10 elect both in many OF the dis
tricts. Should tney secure majority Ui tho
Board, which does not seem ut all Improbable,
they propose to eject exComptrocr Green president
should that gentleman conclude to accep tue nomi-
nation. The position Will cnte MI Green TO seat
IN tho Board oil Apportionmcnt, ana then some lively
times may DC cxpected at the sessions oi tins body,
with the cx-Jomptroier on ono sdc aud the present
Comptroller on the other.
The proposed combination ticket for Aldermen at
large district Aldermen canvassod freely yes
tcruay among the leaders on this side OF the local
light. The following u the proposed ticket
AT largc-Audrew H. Green. dcmocrat; Oswald OF
tcndorfer democrat; }. q. PDckncy, republican: Jonn
J. Morris, republican.
Fourth Distric,--John r. Walsh, democrat; Morris
Frledsani. republican.
Fith Distric,--John Dcyres, republican; julius
Korn or john fran, democrats.
sixth District-Joel B. Ehrhardt, republican, John
Theiss, democrat
Seventh Dislric--iicnry u. Howland, republican:
Richard o. Bricn, democrat
Egnth District-Louis J. Phillips, republican;
Charles n. Simonson. republican; Frank w. Doanc or
Charles h. simons. democrats
THE TAMMANY CANDIDATES.
Tho Tammany Han members o. the Board all expect
to be rcEomh hated Ii they there may be
rebellion ia somo OF the districts.
TAMMANY COMMITTEE ON ORGAN