New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-23
CANDIDATES FOR ALDERMEN.
PURPOSES OF THE IAMMANY AND ANTi-TAMMANI
FACTIONS IN TUE VARIOUS DISTRICTS.

PURPOSES OF THE IAMMANY AND ANTi-TAMMANY
FACTIONS IN THE VARIOUS DISTRICTS.
The Republicans made some nominations for
Aldermen Monday evening II the two Democratic fac
tons carry out their professions they will put two
tickets for Aldermen the field in OF the districts.
aud probably in all. This evening Is the ume appointed
by Tamnauy Hall for holding the conventions for Alder
men, and 10y Anti-Tammany for comforting with the
numerous branches OF itself and trying to pull itself to-
gether TO nominate Aldermen on Saturday.
The best informed both Democratic factions
say that the choice candidates for Aldermen is stin
some what uncertain. 1t is only possible to mention
the persons prominently spoken OF. For Alder
man-at-Large On the Tanmany side Alderman William
r. Roberts, Alderman Patrick Keenan, Alderman William
sauer, e1-AiderInan Tuoniey, eX-AderIaan William Z
Bennett William Kirkland Thomas Feely are regarded
being foremost among the ANXIOUS sprans while the
AntIammany politicians are talking strongly OF Alder
man Nieho'ss HsugntOn. Alderman J. q. Hyatt John
j. Jerolaman and jeremiah Murphy
There lie deartn OF Aldermen craving renomnatiOn.
In the WITH District Alderman Thomas Shells ana Al
derman James J. slevn are accredited with a. sire TO
represent Tammshy and their Anu1IamIDany oppo-
pents may any out OF Bryan Reilly, Richard En-
right Cornelius Flynn and Patrick Walsh.
In the Vth District Tam1sny men talk of Alderman
John Cavanagh Bernard Goodw In and Mr. Wainwright,
while Anti-l amInany seems TO have half made up its
mind only ar TO Rooert Wright.
Alderman George Hall is the most prominent Tam
candidate IN Nitu Olstlct, anu nave
Peter Gil espie a colleague In the canvass and for
the Auti-Tpmmany oppouents two from among Messrs.
straek Hsizol, Rothsehild and Bernard Kenney.
In the WIN District Alderman Thomas Foster rs said
his eye on IaiDInsny ienoninatlon, and not
Without well grounded hopes. The other Tammany
candidates John Campbell, j. Byrnos and Patrick
kenny wnlIe AnIETammnny talks OF putting forward
two from among Hugh Farrell. Thomas MullIgan, Rob
err Hall and Mr.. Brucks.
Tammanys Alderman, Thomas Carroll. is seeking a
reconciliation the With District and Thomas Nc
Caloghan, william Joyce Daniel VI. DOnnegaD and T.
desi rgu of her
the Tammany ticket. The Anti-Iammany opposition SO
far doNelOpes w o Matthews. Moore aud COgeF.
An az iourned meeting 81 the Republican Convention
Of Tic Twcury-thrd anu TwenIyfOurth Wards, for the
purpose OF nominating a candidate Tor Alderman,
held last nish al Carpenters Hotel MOrrisania. Al the
last meeting committee wac appointed 10 offer the
nomination John H. knOeppel but lac said that press
ing engagements compelled MIN 10 decline.
This reported 10 the meeting, and motion imme-
diatcly followed requesting Mr. Knoeppe 10 reconsider
his decision MI. knOeppcl who was present. acknowl
edged honor paid him. but stu declined Two names
were nfterW ard pIUpOsed-E j. Everett, commercial
traveller aud john johnson. general dealer Mr. Ever