The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-04
THE NEW YORK CANVASS.
Mora Deaeotions from Kelly Hopes Of the
~ Robinson Men.

Nrw YoRK. Oct. 3O.-J ohm Kelly ana Ill
crowd are greatly chagrined over IN ;o.f
tinuad assertions Of his lanlln 80 ~
to Robinson Even the cann i'1 a ~ a w.,
Tammany local tickets are laitnassI,, 't',
nerfartIv willing to trade Kelly iof isopi, -
IF thew oan get votes by the manteVfe. 80, = u, II
caTtai, thaf some of the candidates WIZ y. W,
Cuate ballots on election day WY VI, H., u. Il.
many county nominees, heahea w - , ,s,
inson State ticket. The Tact + MY a ~ the
The ra11k and file Ut Tam1nany In,iefl y, w
imnnaiye anger that led them 70 es l'.,, I,
Holm Kaily,s quarrel has subsidized ~ Vii ,1n ~,
tho crave PROBABILITY that their party wiz w
defeated by the schism oopst bese aid
Thought ID inducing many npu a,r,'Iay nom
Kely counted to support the Iesu ,, - fJ ,ho
t;aht ritb anv personal eclat are growing
beautifully less ,.,.,n " candidates
There were II perfect SWARM mli,. - ar ,nourse
for the county and city oliiS s,s,,,oya were 10
,a,,, ~ ~, - no,ninattop. and they now nave
griavanoaa "a large as Kellys. anu leei ~ ~
srtv /" rabai Tammany discipline Geases ~ ~
have terrors when Iammany ,n ~ , ,u,u
power OF rewarding lts i,iehn ,,ss ,oilu meet
s,iceese of the monster Robinson rally ~ uiIt.
no al l;llmores Garden night before last ,lias
NADIA d great impression on IamMAn ~.
arers and strengthened the tendency tonss. -,
The standard Of revolt has been false4 ~ w
First Second Sixth, Etghteenth anu mIai
iiata Of men who have heretofore been bea.o, ~.
Tammanyites. and who have gone over w W
Rohinaon. The detection Is increasing. 1au
the Robinson party, which expected ilIei. ~
enlargement from this source, are ~ u,y t ~,
lighted. They actually nave ho Eg.,rnnII viii
Ren,1hlicans who will scratch CoIhell M Ill
enilaI In numbers the Kelly bolters, - Mnien
case they have good prospect OF Vlccois'
PETER COOPER AND THE GREENBACKERs,
NV, yopu Oot 31.-Peter Cooper has dis
u,Iated the 1reeDback party OF the state py
announcing iii local Greenback organ tnaI Il ~
will not support Mr.. Lewis, GreenbacK canui,
datefor Governor, but will give ms vo.e aaa
Influence for Gov. Robinson. ne uIeenphoh
State committee say that Mr UooRe FL a mrs IF
his desertior, and they attached SO mucn iln.
portance to It that the edition OF the paper
containing his announcement was suppressed.
The party last year polled seVenty-nv.e lllou
sand votes, and it's leaders believe lt Wou,u
have polled one hundred Thousand votes THIS
wear had II not been for Coopers desertion.
He has been looked upon as the chiei vi Ia.
ment of the movement and those he has left
behind bewail his departure
THE REPUBLICAN sGRATdHERS.
[Oorrespondenre Cincinnati Times. kenl
RI the Republican opponents OF Corneli 1or
Governor are not influential, they are Ger
tainly noisy Everywhere Is heard tne cfy'
n viii not vote for Cornell" Nevertheieas,
it Ia difficult to believe that the hepupilcah
ticket will not be successful.
JOHN sHERMANs OPINION.
Especial to Cincinnati Commeroiall
WARRINGTON. Oct. 31-Secretary Sherman
was at his desk at the Treasury to-day, pM ,l
was quite tired out by his trip 20 New York
state. He saws that the indie atoms over
there are very favorable for Republican
victory.