The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
BRIGHTER PROSPECTS STILL.
gur rEOPLE'S PIRTY THOROUGHLY
PEIPfRED FOR 4 IICTORY.

New Come the Germans. Thoroughly Aroused.
,o Assist 10 che Grcnt work orRcdeemIax
Z fine Cit, from n ucspottsm Wor~e than ANY
& at uome-Thc Brcwers and MIR. Cooper.
ON no day since the local political cam
n,icn opened have the indications OF the sue
re-. Of tho peoples ticket been 80 apparent "a
re.'cr,lty. AZ the meeting Of the Campaign
n,mmittcc Of the United -Tnmmany organ
,s,ti,ns reports were made thnt the aut-Tam-
many party in every Assembly District in the
ei,y was thoroughly organized and that tho
Irving Han Democrats. the CITY Democrats. and
ne members of Tie County democracy wcro
pulling to.cth9r without any iarring for tho
,uc5css II the combination nominees.
Before the meeting closed the Conference
Committee who f1r several days have boon
WORKING 10 reconcile differences in regard to
the nominations ior Aldermen in the Seventh
AMI Eighth senate pisricta. reported tina, a
pcrfe understanding had been reached. aud
candidates selected for those offices who wcro
satisfactory O., every branch of the anti Tam
many democrats aud TO tho Republicans
These reports wcre highly gratifying to
tho Campaign Committee many Of whom
have feared fur several luJs that the scramble
for tho minor Offices would weaken the county
ticket The settlement of those differences
greatly strengthened tho confidence Of tho
mombcr- Of the Committee and they went to
their respective distr'f. moro strongly dcter-
mined than ever O. worl until tho close OF the
polls On election ddv % make tile sue
cess u the peoples nominees sure. The
enthusiasm that chnrA t"ritcd the asScmhlage
In Mr.. Coopcrs headquarters was as great
az on previous days. Reports of the steadily
gaining strength oi the uc1plos cause came
from every uart Of The cltv. Speakers from the
mass meetings cam" in during the evening
bringing uc new- That the people wcro
turning ont in great numbers IN every
district 20 hear the reasons why they should
voto for the overthrow Of Tammany.
AMI candidates fer Congress and the
Assembly brought reports that the prospects
we're encouraging FOR a great victory Of the
people on Tuesday next t. these encouraging
reports YVES added the ncws brought 10y Oswald
0tendorf'r that tho Germans We're thoroughly
aroused. and would show on election day that
they were opposed 10 tho one man power In
Tammnny despite the Iammany stories 10 the
contrary
The confidence otthcir opponents grows strong.
Reports were circulated y, ,tcrdHy by Tam
manys detailed agents that the Brewers and
haisiei' Association nad dyc.arcdfQr Augustus
schei Agents were busy all dgy trying to mike
bargains with Hepuolieans. Onc Republican
said 10 one Of Mr.. Coopcr'- friends that Tam
many leader had OF red 90 give 2.O1O votes for
snycandidH,e whom he named. f0r .lOO Repub.
lcan votes Tor Augustus hell. Tho oifor wGs
declined with the remark that no Republican
leader could deliver the votes OF Republicans.
Several Republicans Of influence in their party
CALLED upon MI; Cooper during tho evening.
They said that all stories II trading with Tam
many were untrue. anl that the solid Hepubli-
eln vote would bo cast for Mr.. Cooper.
Later in tho evening came the most direct
@ntradiction OF the story about .hc brewers. 4
prominent member OF thr Brewers and Masters
Association sent word 10 Mr. Cooper that that
organization had on. .lally nnprOX1d noithnr of
The nations for Mayor. They we're salts
fed that Mr.. Cooper was ms much opposed ms
MI Schell 10 the existing Excise law and would
20 as lar us would Mr.. schcll 10 prevent thoir
enfor ,'ement in an arbitrary manner. They
hat. thereiorc. made no recommendations but
had left thcir members free to vote as they
chose. Pcrsons who were circulating reports
hat the association favored Nj. Schell were
allng without authority.
UaeT TAmmany siYrics that Alderman Ber-
narl B.Slin and Michael Cregan. Repub.
lean leaders H. tho Eighteenth and
sixteenth Assembly Districts. would cut
lie county ticket because the anti-T
many Democrats had nominated two can
ida''- !or Aldermen Up the Seventh Senate
Jrcgan said that the candidacy OF those
men would make 1t Jifileult 10 reclec, Mr.
Blghu especially ~ Col George Bliss
ne .,obuhliran loader In the Eleventh Assem-
yt Distro; had refused g. run Mr.. Bigln's
acIeis from tho Republican boxes in his dis
ri,f aNl would run the tickets Of one OF the
Mtl l-tdmmany nominees. Mr.. Cregan as
b.s.in uld DO nothing tn I'M ure the combina-
!oh county ticket, bur would do everything in
heir plwer 70 make Mr.. Cooper's election
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