The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-02

a,sr,s.. 10. 20 ysn suppose that element Will 80
AT least seventy hvc cont OF the Germans VIII
vote against Tammany Hail."
"Don't you think Mr. Bonner would mako an sxes|
.certanIy. He or any such man can be easily
elected by any party that nominates him."
Ex.oongressman Thomas Z. stewart belongs 70 the
Observation-Disclosures wing OF the rspuoicsn psssy
He is lawyer ~ Eross,oD y. !. pro Pso% ssy
.'wnat do you think OF Mr. Bonner for Mayorr
was the 1rst conundrum propounded 70 M stewsre
81 DO not know Mr.. Bonner perseasly, saaa ~:
Stewart shut he has made first class Journalist
and good business man see no reason why no
..Wna VIII be the policy q the Hayes republicans
In this city al The coming election ?"
"Wei il seems to me that certain bargain has been
MADE with some Of senator Conkiing's friends and
Tammany Hail. by which the latter VIII ASSIST toe
former to secure some Of the Assembly dsr'c.s LOT
their leader In return for this II u UNDER
u straight republican ticket Will % run 10
November, as 10 assist che Tammany macnsna
tutcd, carry out such scheme with the Custom
House out or their handsa"
They may stssmps IT, but they viii undoubtedly
''who Will be their Mayoralty candidateY ! nave
heard ox-Collector Arthur's name mentioned ~
81 have hesre that Salem H. Wales 10 likely to DO
the man." ss.
"Do you suppose the republican machine IN this
city can carry large numoer Of votes with u under
81 am positive they cannot carry with them more
the Intelligent, thinEing Republicans viii stand
shoulder TO shoulder with AZ IN such fight"
"w the actual PSiesi machinery under con
be able to defeat any outburst Of popular sentiment
that may arse 10 the coming local fight 2"
sWch, good deal has been done IN this direction
In the past. II remains to be whether tho peo
pie OF TINS city Will submit 10 Il In the future. John
the virua appointment with the Police Comm
ers OF the inspectors Of election. John l. Davenport
has tho selection o. supervisors Of elecsn They are
both Con king meu and Will do all In their power 20
subserve the interests OF their chief"
chow many republican votes do you suppose will
II should think between As, 600 aud 50, 600. good
deal OF interest WITH be eit ny the people OF this city
IN the coming canvass on account OF the Mayoraisy
cOuiest"
SHAVE you any particular candidate for Msyorf"
u think vol o. INT MT: x Allan ca%pDsl1 tho present
man, and could not DO controlled By any corrupt
ciiques or political rings"
TAMxANY DARK HORSE rHREArxsED
One OF the shrewuess OF Tanmauy' q SAcnems, who
does not wish his name mentioned, yesterday told
foot in the TO secure the OF
prominent citizen whose namc would provo tower
Of strength 70 the party as tho independents voters
ssproninont Citizen" is he would not state. When
asked II the namc ~as Bonner tho reply was decided
negative
II is not unlikely that something worth writing
future political iortunes A prominent wire puiler
behind the scenes says-"It reported that he holds
c.rds and may play sn vsp, Ic
fetched idea 10 imagine that tho gentlenSn may 90
induced 20 accept u renom ination from either inc
combinati0nists or Tammapy Hail. II may not Be too
late recfy the Of the Police
SHIP trial, this Is the only error with which Mayor
out all tho corrupt incapable heads of depart
ments ut onca Governor Robinson would then IN.
doubleday approve his action, and tho people wosid
rally his support BY such vigorous action, u 70
further contendcd he might, At this late day. save
himself from being crushs between two great pavsi"e
Tammany Hall AZ II Is and the Custom House % u
was, -