New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-08
FEELING AT LOCAL HEADQUARTERS.
THE LAST DAYS BUSY wORK-HuPEs or THE DIF
FFRENT MEN WHO WANT OFFICg.

THE LAST DAYS BUSY WORh-HuPES or IHE blf-
FERENT MEN WHO WANT OFFICr.
The headquarters of the local political or
cozatons were quiet yesterday most Of the candidates
and leaders being hard work in their districts II
any weight were be given TO the predictions OF the
lenders there would be three candidates elected for each
office The Tammauy men make mode7t claim OF
So 900 votes, the County Democracy claims
6OOOO and both sides willing To
concede over 10000 the Republicans. Al the same
tme all agreed that not much more than 100000
votes will be cast. especially II the weather continues
bad Iti evident hcn that disappointment is in store
for some OF the candidates, and the probabilities that
the disappointed ones will be Democrats.
Although the canvass has been quiet one
It has not lacked in vigor 80 far as local
candidates are concerned. The Republicans feel
pretty sure OF the election Of their county
ticket because they believe the Democratic factions ore
about evenly divided and there hes not been time
since the days OF Tweed when the ROpublcans did not
pol onehrd of the total vote In The city, while last
year It amounted % 80 per cent. The County Dcmoc
racy is not harmonious There are too mary leaders
and too many who aspire to be bosses.
The chances Rollins for election Surrogate
very bright Mr.. Calvin, the nominee Of Tanmany
Hall WILL according to Republican csuatcs poll about
10000 votes. Mr. Walker, the nominee OF the County
Democracy not the choice Of Mcssrs. Thompson,
Costigan Power and the other leaders who really con
troll the votes Of the organization but be forced
thCin Dy the ManhAthn AuD ItIlO'Idt0 anu IL u
considered significant that in the offers made
bv the County Democratic leaders 20 "tradc," Mr.
Walker always been put forward for the sacrifice 1t
seems from the talk OF the County Democratic
leaders that they do not care or hope for Mr. walkers
succcss has been found wanting In the fincws
of war;" however, his friends In the Manhattan Clab
having come noby to his aid in the matter Of money.
1t was generally conceded last night that Mr. Rollins
would be elected.
Mr Brehm, the Republican candidate for
Coroner, has good prospect He was
brave soldier in the war, and received five bullets
In his body at one time. The fodiers are all working
for him Mr. Merlde the Tammany candidate,
formerly an Excise Commissioner, where he showercd
fayors on the liquor dealers, aud consequently he viii
be well supported by them. THIS VIII piobaoly make
his vote nearly large that OF Mr. schuize TIE can
didate Of the County Democracy III Which event MI
Brebm viii be elected.
There very energetic work going on yG'icr'ly ~
the Vtb, With and VIIlth senate Districts l4rg sums
of money, SAID 10 be furnished from wei-Euown cGrpo-
districts last night for use 0-iay by Mc-srs loan atc
bacher and Browning Mr.; Hogan vino goes about with
hdent last 1snt .cos 'na1 pom race nc Weep See
caG c9'ir turn nI the day seebacher win be elected Tim
Campbell. who is aiding Grady, began to feel as night
chances Of r, election Cyu Justice were iading away
In the With Senate Dstrici browning WIZ bG c4Gg
cans in the field against him he felt confident o. success
The Rcpubjcau4 are 1Opeful OF elccting decreased
ore two or three Democratic in the field.
Unfortunately in the XIth District which Ia ordinarily
sure OF giving large Republican majority, great dcd
dIsafecrOn is manifested toward Robert Ray HaniI-
ton, the Republican candidate Another Republican
district the XIItb, IL troubled with candidate by the
name of Taylor, who calls himself an independent
Republican" He is of bad political
reputation, but ne ia receiving secret aid from
the Democrats in whose interest he is running,
there is prospect that be may draw of enough
votes 10 endauger the Republican candidate In the
XXIst District, which Il Republican, the Democrats
have united DR.. Strcw who formerly IN charge OF
the Lunatic ASYLUM on BlackWclls Island, hut
moved II IL probable that Mr.. 70 soyelt, the Rcpubi
can candidate who Is in every way fitted for the place,
Will be elected.
Joseph KOCH a Civil Justice elected In Twceds day.
who preceded " Tin " Campbell the bench, IL the
Democratic candidate for the Senate against James
Talcott In the XIII District He il
of the candidates who has received a
"boodIe" from the Democratic state Committee,
hut Republicans feel confident Of Mr. Tacos election.
comparison of the candidates ought TO be enough OF
itself 10 elect him In the Xh District 5. V. Il. Cooper
is making gallant fight. Mr. Ecclesine, The candidate
OF the County Democracy, s generally dshked by his
party associates. lie Is the person who put In
b Tor 50 600 for which the city liable
rendered during the trial of the Police Commissioners.
Controller Campbell severely rebuGed him by allowing
only hundred dollars and telling him that that
than his services were really worth. MT
Ecccsnc vowed vengeance on the Controller ahd at is
OF the objects for which he desires to 90 10 the Log
isldture,