The New York herald., 1878-10-29

reporters MIND but that there Is Tar
more dissatisfaction felt among tho rank and
ne OF the republicans owing 20 tho omission Of
Judge Morgan's name from the ticket than there
has yet expressed regard 10 the Ditcnhoeer
m brogo. Only the feeling Is the stronger because
Judge Morgan himself being In oice docs not feel at
liberty 10 speak bis mind as PUBLICLY as his disap-
pointed coree and the leaders do not fail to repeat
that he. as well as Dntenhoeffer, Will support the
ARE the REPUBLICANS rRADINGf
Another story OF disruption In the combination
open opposition to M. Bernard Bigiin in his own
party. He has the candidacy for Alderman IN The
his headquarisrs in Fourth avenue last evening In
the midst OF mis- ciansmen- To . reporter Of 'ns
.My support In this campaign has been the most
hearty that have ever had. My domination was the
aSs Of me sr. S.n
me excepting George Bliss, and mis- antagonism ID
inspired BY purely personal 8, :, N. mar,
ucksta"
TO get majority of the Aldermen, II the republicans
be elected, unasr tho ant-Tammauy control, so that
hands OF thai iaclion. do not know whether there
is any ruth in the rumor, for It 10 that ana nothing
K more"
In the places which ex-senator and ex-SheriG
O'Brlsn most frequsnts the energetic young polt-
ance OF any danger affecting the integrity Of tho dual
alliance. They heard the sminous talk against Bigin
but the other nominations seemed oil TO DO very sas
factory.
publican % Committee, 10 she Filth avenue Hotel
When the subject Of Mr. Bglin's nomination was
referred TO on b. spoxss = very I freely n, r,.,,
will be ruD with the regular ticket from the re-
publican boxes In tho Eleventh district" -,
.What the grounds OF this opposition 20 him ~
"rssy are s~oo.d since M me % Rssssn. c'.y snc,
though the only one which clearly republican, has
never received the nomination. II has been Wiling
yield claims OF locality SO long M men OF hgn
standing like Judge HowIand ana Alderman Billings
wore elected"
..wnat personal objections are there TO Bigina
"Hs course IN the Board OF Aldermen has been
such 70 recommend him TO NO decent rcpuD lican.
He voted for the street railroad and Tor
the Spin0la grant Is not that enoughY"
"Wnas the discontent with Eiinger for Coroner ~
III know nothing AGAINST HIM, nor 40 believe
district M viii 30 Thoroughly suppor.sd."
"Did you not desire the nomination which Bigiin
"No''-emp haticalIy-.T would mot have IT, Biglin
canuot be sieotcd unless he trades with Tammany.
have heard iamnany men talking Just 70 Keep tnsir
trading TO give ant-rammany the majority In the
Board Of Aldermen tnus disgusting the honest repuo-
hinta Bigiin 10 NOS even indorsed by ani-Yam-
many"
among the rank and le OF both parties as the
"ravsnous Alderman, and his doiea. would be baiied
by with greater pleasure than by . large num-
ber OF the republicans.
THE EIGHTH CONGRESS DIsTRICT-GREAT AC-
TIvITY AT TIE JEROME HEADQUARTERS.
The canvass In the Eighth Congress district In
creases in interest and fervor as election day ap-
proacbes The CANVASS. while very quiet one on the
surface Is really OF the most energetic in years.
aud tho determination 10 secure Mr.. Jeromcs elec
ton is SO pronounced that his friends are not only
hopeful but sanguinc. All day yesterday tho head
quarters Woodbine Sixth avenue and Thirteenth
street, were crowded with busy throng OF the
active posans Of the district nsdo. and al sn seem
m
paratveiy = stranger here" laid one OF the
best known men IN the Sixteelth ward, who hves Ia
the same sne block with the General
land before his nomination. two years ago, did MOI
know tnat any OF the AcCook family had cmgratsd
TO this city, ME- Jerome the other hand, Is known
to every pody sujoys the friendship and respect
OF the best OF o0tn parties In the district Be-
tween such the non-par tisan element, which
has always beon strong on tbe west side, can have
NO difficulty In making choice, and 30, apart from
political considerations consluer Lawrence Jerome's
election ~ certain."
HOW oxsxRAL AvER,LL's CANDIDACY Is REGARDED.
Much Indignation Was expressed At the jerome
headquarters yesterday IN regard 70 the candidacy OF
General AverlL lit Is ttis short OF STRIKE" said
position vas gsusraiy coneeoed % be correct sNo-
body In particular asked hm 70 run" said another.
.He mas nothing 70 gain " oeinx candid..e. ana
cupyiug the attuoe which ne assumes IN this eau
vsss" .lns story % about sss S. Army ana Navy GuS
not 80 much . favorsc, and II ne continues Ia The
field he will nnd that he Will gel fewer votes than
any stump candidate who ever tried 20 bIf1s regu-
lar nomination."
MR.. JERoNE HARD WORK.
In the evening HERALD reporter found Mr. Jerome
at the headquarters receiving his friends and ad-
vising best course 10 be pursuea iu partcu
lar localities He was very busy man, and even the
reporter found It dilicsit 70 get word In edgewse.
SHOW goes the warY The reporter asked, ana II was
only after rspsased interruptions by All kinds OF
people tns. Nj. Jerome was sbis 70 answer, .'Won-
derfuliy well, think. Tho sisns are AL favorable
NY oa are sa WORK WIN srsv
thing ! believe l have nothing 70 fear. l am
giving ali my time TO the canvass. Indeed may say
rKtnn duv md MI nd WI may trfxks~
ably MAKE q few short speeches thanking The people
tor my DOMINATION, shall principally devote self
friends IN my behalf The business men especially
taxing interest In my sleclion, anu look
forward to u successul cnd 10 vigorous campagn.p
TnIR EENTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT MEETING.
Al the Chelsea Manor Rooms, corner OF Twenty.
9th street and Ninth avenue, last evening" there
very large and enthusiastic ratification meeting OF
tho Tammany democracy. DR.. Morton was the pre-
siding o1ieer and when Mr.. John Clark declined shs
nomination Tor Assembly from the district there
some dissatisfaction expressed. At last Counsellor
Aubrey Z. Wilson WAS nominated In his place. The
latter gentleman maze speech, which he
pressed confidence IN his election.
Nj. Lawrencs W. Jersms, the Congressional candi.
date Of inc Eighth district, came INTO the room ana
was received with Iumulluous applause. He said -
IL AID not come mere 10 mako q speech; nor did
como 10 SHOW ny my SCARS what VIII 90 IN The event
OF war; say with all due respect TO my opponent,
General McCook, that although be and hts brothers
vent 10 war there we're men who iurhisnsd the
sinews OF wal, aud foremost among these
tho Jeromes. This domination Tor Con-
gross / uid not seek. but how, with my
coat OF, want to elect the ticket anu--myselL My
friend MIR. Nicholsshas got me INTO tins scrapo aud
now am tod Mr. Wagstan and the Police Commits
sfoner will get me OF LD Amid nucn laughter
Mr.. Jerome down aud AIR. Wugstag addressed the
meeting Ho said 1--WE must stack 10 the old demo-
cratic ticket and Will DO the 9th day OF
November You ask mo II am proud oil my candi-
date2 say .Yes.' HIS namo ls Lawrence Jerome,
but everybody who KNOWS hm cabs him Larry dc
is a man oi the people and there Is no worKingman
in this room Drr who cRp approach niin ia The halls
of Oongress or elsewhere anu shake him by tho
handn
The outside meeting was addressed by various
speakers ana dic not break up until late hour Tue
following the regularly constituted officers OF the
meeting ID. c. Morton, president; Wee Charmen--
sydney +. Nicuos Richard Fisnnsan. Pairicx Gibncy,
Juhu CLARK, Fred. q. Hanna; Secretarics--Solomsn
seixas. James Doiicac, Peter Haics, William hes
and James Datey