New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12

cand da es; nd once seated with majority OF DU,n
branches of the Legislature in Democratic hanus "o wv
publican NAV expect to make a suoccsIui oon''o
The Democrats win be unable to accohpn az uon.e
however in the way of seating members III nt,od
until they have elected a Speaker me oni' 80 q,
officer until that is accomplished, VIII DC ' 80. Tow
,h Iast IegtsI ,ture E. NJ johnson. Candidates ~
Sneaker and clerks are growing very numerous o.,
Patterson OF Rensselaer,. is Mayor MURPHY oadv
Sneaker aud his friends assert th snnD G nomination
Ero.tus brooks Of Richmond Amasa - , n,
Albany, W A. P91eaerv OF II D. Cock Of Queens and
W II Catln Of Wcstchester, are a rev ., 'n nTi Ia
daaeo ~ baDy Is the popular candidate for Clerk OF
The House and Hiram Calkins, OF TINS cy, Is 'V
ca9didate for Clerk of the senate. vi, J9hh IN IA
Barry of oswego, also candidate for Clerk OF bne
sen te, while Henry A. Gumbleton OF ' hvSr has
eyes Of the nrlzes me IoJnon for
been arranged for Patterson for speaker Lao1' th
Clerk OF the ne as ba e n majority in the SENATE for
Democrats, If any there ne, Is ony sT re now now
members OF the Tammany Committee on orsanin ac
ton does not to trouble the Iliden iscn t
majority in the Assembly will not exceed twp OF h h
lie there will bo fourteen Tamllahy itIston5imG
Til len machine expects that Tammany, Neutrality-suspicious.
the unccremunOus manner IN which IL wac hUh Vote
the state Convention VII me{hE la c1 c9nddates
shonll The Tainmay members SNOW s",c Of Ot,r
in the matter, however, "; a fOu5utI; "a o,,1iaotc
would loom up as formidable compromise Sah'tiato
for Speaker. He Is melnneI Oh u. i'b xtI sior ~
Committee, bat he refused to vote IoT INC CA % rc
Tammany remained friendly TO MI Kelly ana was re-
fused nomination Tor state once on tls geg tr and
viii De OF the abest members Oh Ine ~ 'sry fr
viii undoubtedly receive the support OF l''"'i' '0
Iany letters were received at the Republican state
Committee rooms Yesterday concrau llnS lhe con- 2
sentiment Republicans in regard to The canI'lsn W'
reflected IN the words OF an tx ia-'hnrr =" ~ s;cti
from the interior OF the state, who was at Ihe f"'
bs canvass has settled one thing which will be to the
lasting credit the party. The Staworts have selltej
that. without their management OF the campGn tb
Mr. Conkhngs help, it would be inpossinc 70 carr J
tat
defeat the State ticket; and Mr. COu6hnG never oou
plectIon day to show he did not care enough a1t
the election of the ticket to 20 none S NV hand
some majority Mr.. Platt was elected 'I nnv,r
o. @ the do"rs of the committee rooms All he did
was reduce the Republican maloltS III toa" ,ctci
Democratic senator and two Members OF As,e' t
This is plain evidence OF what the StaWarC 6IrchSta
aUonnts TO- notice that in this city, wherever u oi7
tnctiy stawart candidate was placed IN me hGi9 no
was defeated This is another evidence Oh "a' H''o
Il was the subject of talk in the State COMMITTEE
rooms that much credit due PIesilcn. Arthur Ior
the assistance he in the canvass II IS bu 10 DC
partly owing his efforts that the Democratic majority
In the city was kept down so low tho
Much Of the credit of the good work done ny t NC
committee is also due 10 ITS secretary; Joah ca w.
yrOoman. His long experience aided judge IN
penter the chairman OF the committee, Ielo
mate ay in oTShaInS Inc AIN Ti from the
work Of the old committee One particular point IN VIC
management of Mr.. Carpenter and Mr.. Vrooman was
as TO those more IN sympathy with the committee. They
The attempt TO count in Senator Edward Hogan, VINO
ran in the Win District against Dr. j. c. Boyd the ram
many candidate caused much comment among
politicians yesterday. Billy" Maoncy, OF the Board
of Aldermen ana Ed" Moore, OF Richmond County g.
L. are reported have undertaken tho contract The cr
rors supposed to have occurred IN Rich
nOnd County the extent of SEQ 400 votes. TIE de-
OF Hogan has been the of much amusement 10
the politicians. He told " Nike Norton few days
before election that he gong 10 do al that he cOd
to elect him. Jus,ice-elect " Nike" (by Grace OF the
County Democracy replied:
"YOu had better LOOK ont foc yourself. Ed, as can
pui, through without any trouble"
No." replied The gcncrOds-hCartCd Senator, am
going 10 help You. have got "a walEOycr.'
Wien TIE votes counted, however, IN that part
Oftht senate District which lies IN The city, and which
comprises the ludic al District Norton hal majority
OF 41S5, while Hogan FLA votes behind Boyd.
Tins was tbs Kind Of "wal6oycr" which
aTuuses the boys" II rs said tudt Hogan - 10
be comprns ted for his defeat by nomination
for Police Justice by Mayor Grace There Is good deal
OF denomination the ranks O tine County Democracy
in regard vote in the city. In seven Assembly
District, the candidates OF tlS Og-sALli'A lOf tie
Assembly polpi Is DG} votes, hG. III the Same districts
Mr. Walker FOR Surrogate pO'iel only lZ~7G votes,
ditren-c ls7. Mr. Walkers friends crt that he
Was Graded OF" ~ tie local candidates.