The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-03
VOL. XLyl.--N0. 64.
Holm KELLY DESPERATE.


N+A'hA'f--
p..or,. or r,nrgnins which Cannot be Carried
n,,, ,;r. coopcr's Friends NIsiinat -Tnm-
,,,,. Oid itick of False Countina-Tbe
-, lraI working Day Leaves the Conn
.,,,ton Confident Of Victory Next Tuesday
I'll, Tommany Democrats were more dcs-
,-,,, Yesterday than on any previous day
r. l,alInr mon in the various Assembly
Sis,-..,s were busy all day and until q late hour
:, tho ni.tht trying to make votes for Augustus
sbou Influential Republicans were approached |
. th ,T,r- 10 nay money or to give any num-
N,r n yo,cs for any Republican cunddnte for
t.,- vot,- for Mr.. She'll" Disappointed as-
,i-.rf. Tor PLACES ON the combinations tickets |
q rao,f.r 4 money 10 revenge themselves by |
!, ling ont Edward Cooper; and Republican !
,,tenti- -Tammuny nominees for Aldermen and !
me- Assembly were assured that they should be
,.e.iel il they would give votes for Tammanys |
r,nlla,o for Mayor. John Kolly is moro |
de.psra,o than his followers. One Of his chief !
b.u.lmcu told nominee on tho people ticket |
,,erlav. that Mr.. Kelly would trade of all OF
hi. .audi latcs 10 cloct MIR. Schcll. He added
u,,otncautus held in tho big wigwam on Fri
s.v. Frederick Smyth his candidate. com.
nniued that Tummuny men were selling him
mt and tu, Mr. Kelly answered curtly. shall
t Mr. schcu any way" well-authcnticatcd
u,ry was current yesterday that Gen. Spnola
had ncr.cl 90 gvo 900 Tammany votes to
p.fnarl H.glin. a Republican nominee for Al
d.rman. who=rtickcts the Republicans Of the
r'.y.ntD Assembly District have refused TO run
from their boxes. and that Mr.. Bigin had
ns5wisoi &, give To- Mr.. Schell 600 Republican
,ai,s. Tie Tummany candidates for Aldermen
lo that strict arc William Sauer and
Robert Foster. Gen. Spinola. 1t Is said. will
garry out his contract in this way: In some OF
No Thmmany boxes the ticket 10 be given TO
ToOrs will read. William Sauer and Bernard
B.Hn" and in others. Robert Foster and
Bruari BSlin." In this way the agreement
an be kept without materially iniurng the
hanees of either Of the Tammany nominees.
NrBiciiu has charge Of punching the Bepubli-
aulIllut- in the Eighteenth Assembly District
ml will it Is eaid. redeem his premise
q Gon. Sulnola. by putting in some Of the Re-
,ublUau boxes county tickets headed by Mr.
Ihers name. 1t il said that Mr. Biglin will
ryto DO some ofthis work In the Fifteenth As
embiy strict in which the Republicans are
eel By william M9nigomCry. WHO Is
rm togi tc9gs SDI e. Mr. ,Dd Bsni ,ra,b Mr Rfi 96i;
tory aud say that he will work straight on
10 lion Jay. Although the story is not gencr-
con as It was told IN his headquarters
measures were adopted 10 prevent the consum-
nation OF the Spinoa Job
Stories were abundant. yesterday. that the
Tammany men would resort to cheating and
also counting Of the votes on election day. II
lu'h desperate measures becnme necessary TO
hect Mr. Schel 4 prominent Tammnny worker
old one OF the anti-Tammany leaders that at
meeting, Of leading Iammnny men 1t
.al been decided TO secure from the Police
Board the removal Of several INSPECTORS Of cleo
aon In tho First Second. Third. Fourth, Sixth.
and two or three uptown Assembly districts,
md the appointment in their places OF men
Who know how to do what politicians call " fine
work" after the polls are closed. This trick
aas boen disclosed TO the Police Commission
srs. and Will. II Is believed, he prevented by
Commissioners Erhardt and Wheeler. Every
precaution is being taken by the Democratic
Campaign Committee to ferret out false rogis-
Tation and 10 prevent unfair work at the polls
Copies Of the registry lists were given 10 the
managers in the several Assembly districts, and
.o-day the registration in every district will be
rcsis,ercd frauiu'ently viii be reported 10 John
l. Davenport. Federal Supervisor OF Elections.
bs W G RSy ae e %"S to voe SS
Ipertors Qf Election who are known to be ex-
pert, in the manipulation OF ballots have been
Eiy u 20 the Cam pnign COmmittre.
Efforts will he made to have these inspectors
removed; hut. falling in that the names will be
.ivcn In the managers Of the districts in which
h,t they mny be- carefully watched Most oi
licse men are tnspa tors Ia the lower districts
lotahly in the Second and fith.
Tho last real working day 81 tho local cam.
against Iammany stronger than on amp
2ther day since the canvass opened
Nt
ne Of the Campaign Committee Of tn,
onted 0ntl-Tammany crgnnlNtions showed
.ft In every Assembly district the Democrats
thpare opposed 20 Tammany nre firmly united
thoroughly organized and ready 10 do their par
eu Tuesday 10 overthrow the one man power
n the city. Everybody WAS confident OF victory
Il was not that confidence which consists II
}oasting Of their own strength. and oeltileinl
lie power of their opponents, but rather sterT
determination TO defeat Iamm0ny. ana q iirn
,onviction that the people are ready to help II
lo work.
Al Mr. Coopcr's headquarters there was M
it9tfr mt Of the enthusiasm that has prevailed
Unrp he opening Of the campaign The rooms
Eere illed during tho DAY nnd evening bI
II success. Ev-Sherif OBr.en predicted tia
.ho ueoulrs ticket would reach Fourteenth
f,HHt 25UuO aneHd of Tammany's. md that
%. vote trlpw th,re wOuld ia 'roase the ma
pat Mr.. Co1prr's vote in this city would be ~
fr,e thh' u' counting or cheating could over
.r ul- ne Nriy.
lu the evening District Attorney Phelps Ru-
rs Is. CoNiug. and Alderman Phillips called
Ii.y rn,l1'd That tho districts below Four
u..tra.t, on the east sidc Of n CITY. We're
f're .y .g1u-ed. as cyin,'d by tho ldrgean'
u-Ht..' ur.'iuga at viii h they hnd spoken
49, l'... - -,ld t.tt the wholo Republican vote
..f l..t.Ht for Mr.. Cooper, ani he W,tS coEN-
...t l' fN' -u ''-ss ot the entire peoples ticket
IlH reported action Of "A few mon VIII
81. t,leniyoS Hayes RepubI bIicans niIordr,
n anu- n"nt 70 tie visitors 10 Mr
.p"r'- r'.ns. Mr. Christopher Pull
%. .who .ad been reported as n,ting witt
t" ia tu' interest ut Tammauy called u sal
I' wl, tcut and soul with the cont "a
t.l against John Kelly. Mell-iniormcd Re
o. ."aue s.l that the sO-called Hhyci
.lty consisted OF mere handful Of mel
Il" w,r" d smls7al from the Custom HouS'
ny i.ace Commissioner Maniorre. who 10
some time has been practically Thmmani
1Au. District Attorney Phelps did not believe
.A' Nr. MAmerre and his friends could con