New-York tribune., 1879-10-25
THE LOCAL CANVASS.
WORK IN AND NEAR NEw-YoRK.

RrTrBIiCAN DISTRICT MEETINGs--A PART OF THE
ANrI-rANMANN TICKEr Observation-Disclosures
CANDIDATES FOR THE sENATE-lNCIDENTs IN
BROOKLYN POLITICS.
The enthusiasm and fine attendance which are
characteristic of the Republican gatherings every
evening in this city show that the party will
poll remarkably large vote here on election
dav. part of the Anti-Tammany county ticket
was nominated last night, Peter Bowe being named
for sheriff. The Tsmmany Democrats put forward
Edward Hogan. John W. Browning and Francis NJ.
BiNby for the State Senate in three districts. In
the other districts the nominations were postponed.
The excellent results of the hard work at the Re-
publican State Committee rooms become more APP
parent daily. There is much activity NJ the Kelly
headquarters also, and many new Kelly clubs have
been formed.
ANTl-TAMMANY COUNTY CONVENTION.
FART OF A TICKET CHosFN-wAITING FOR DIssEN-
sIONs AMONG THEIR ENrMIrs.
The Anti-Tammany County Convention met
aca'n last might in Cooper Institute The committee
men had consulted with each other FOR most OF the day.
aud ickct partly selected last night II said
that other nominees had been agreed upon by
tie Conference Committee. ana therefore The con-
venuon I'd urned until To-day al =. IL. This,
however. understood 10 be mere pre-
tcuce, as ne Ant-Tammauy party lopo TO derive
some bcncit from tie expected d'sancction
over tie nominees of the Tam'oauy convention which
meets 10 O'Clock to-day This Las particular reference
60 the friends OF Coroner Richard Flanagan. who. its
believed VIII not hc placed .he Taumany ucret and
ln taat case the Au.i-IalnlsLy lIol 0so place
Inn ON their ticket.
Abram :. Hewitt was made permanent chairman Of
The convention. In LIS speech OF acceptance he re-
erred 10 the reorganization Of Iammauy Hail after the
Tweed ring Was brokcn up. aud sad that DE believed
then, and be believes now, that john Kelly was
Governed by tic purtst mot aud that ne intended 10
work Tor the patty alone when he took part in that
organization. lie said Mr. Kelly did not then want
office. but endeavored TO put others office, aud was
himself made Boss through force Of circumstances.
lie thought Mr. Key's departure from the positou he
then took due 10 the infamous system uncer which
the Tammany organ.zaiioa was managed.
The Conference Committees report was then Pc
sented by John Fox. II recommended the names Of
Peter Bowe for sheriff and Nicholas Hiughou, Charles
II. VI lsha Bennett ". Ellison and Nicholas /. Buten-
chorn for Aldermenai- Large aud they were approved
L. solutions were adopted favoring the liberal main
1.u.nye Ui Is Re ion 81 o
labor. The action OF the Robinson state Convention
Tue nominee for County Clerk win PROBABLY be ". A.
Butler, plumber in Ihlfd-tVe aithoush Mes'is'
LNies. Gahiher' aud others are stiu meLtloneu;
Ihe nomination ioT Judge OF tue Court Of
Rchard IVI oGoT@Sn. b%, the ' names OF Mics Beach
and +. L. Mohufy were discussed last night. james
Court Judges aud Tor other either Goeoe
AdopA sanger. The coioners now mentioned art Gers
,ou " Herman, Thomas Nulngan ana Dr. hnOX.
Peer BOwe the nominee Tor sheriff, II sucioneer,
Bld deputy Sheriff under James OBucn.
ie went into the war captain of the Tam
many r. gimcnt and returned as Major.
Nicholas HdUglton nominated for 4 .dy rman-at-LarGo,
elected for The place last year. He was men,
Der of 'he Legislature N 1872 and Assistant AlOer
Tor three years. lie has always run ahead OI MS
associates on hc Democratic ticket.
G. H. Marshall, nominated for Alderman-at- Large. =
retired merchant, and mas been prominent Ia the snip
ping business 10 times past.
Mr. BucuschOcn brewer. and was collector OF as
sc-sments undcr Andrew Green
Bennett ". Ellison. also nominated for Aliermau-at-
Large, is jeweller in Maiden-lane