New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-03
GROWING DISGUST OF DEMOCRATS.

General Henry a. Barnum, who Is AN active
supportar of ts saratoga ticket just reurned from
a "Trip TO the interior OF the state lie was asKeu W
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday what the outlook was Tor
te Stale ticket IN Oneida ana other counties "hlch ho
visited.
aft will not receive the full Republican vote' was the
reply but neither will the Democratic ticket That Is
point winch apparently lost sight VI III CALCULATIONS
on the result"
"Why do you think the Democrats Will reiuSe W sup
port their ticketP
Because tney dis usted with the part John Kelly
and Tam many Hall nave had In madng 1t up They are
still more disguised With tue surrender OF the Codhy
Democracy to ranmany Hall. In this city, IN mtIhg
local nominations Ia he cOuntry you near TINS takeu
about more tnan in tle city. The surrender 10 lam
many OF men wac been attacking 1t In state Con-
yentons for years creates disgust among honest Demo
or AIS IN the c,unry and there Is mistake about it,
Its apDarent from ne talk OF Of tle Democratic
eaders AT the Park Avenue Hotel that they fear CON
siderabs strength because OF tne feeling ALLUDED
to BY General Barnum The course OF Tammany Hal IN
demanding tn 40 Mayor Grace ne expelled IRON lac
state committee becuse he mas refused 10 support JOn
Ke local ticke wncn mas upon II the nih,s o, ave
slaie ticket IN 1879, has CAUSED no
ntle disgust even at Democratic head,
quarters Ii Kelly set up dictator already
a prominent Democrat Yesterday, - "hat WIZ ne De
h4s control 81 tie Mayor ana Board o. Alder
troubled tine bad effect created tn oughout
tue state by the character OF many Oh the DeMoclc
Democracy OF Henry W. Genet Alderman cHused
d..n 1Is iist rnsi share an t.e Tweed RlIg pun
mas il is sad been squandered Du, weeds Oh follow
ers are assisting tue CUuITy Democracy III thtlF
efforts eject 10 tine Assembly IL was rep0r ed
Yesterday tat Justice " nike Norton, ex-senator
Tom Creaner " I'd " Hogan, E" Nine IuOInty ana
Otner Old associates Tweed who mvlnbers OF
me County Democracy General Committee
are very cOufident OF Genets election
lin " Campbell, who was associated WIN
Tweed uenut, is the nominee Oh tue County
Democracy Irving Had Tor ne Assembly III me
Win District ana Pat" keenAn, whose record l. no
better choice OF tine County Democracy Tor county
Clerk, and his nomination was ratified ~
the other two Organizations. Jimmy OnVer,
TOidOs pettifJggrf, ana also one OF the
Old Tweed gang . the County Democracy nominee
for the Assembly III tho lld District h. Is opinOa, also
relic Iammany's IDrmer greatness, and an Ih.Inate
friend Of Genet the unlteu DenOcracys nOoo iOr
member OF Lne Assembly in the ANItn District.
Thomas Maher, Patrick n. Oakley aud Edwin ~,
Coventry, Democratic candidates for tho Assembly
keepers liquor SHOPS and OBTAIN their influence
Of that Or tine Democratic Candidates Tor
AIcer.uen, nearly all all are keepers Of grOgshops.
Among JnIs Class the following: WlnIdm r. hUh,
1hOnlas shells, Patrick Farley Matthew Patten, John
ID. Duckcf, Robert l.. Dcidcy, joan Reilly,
Edward Duffy, john Fitzpatrick, William T.
kinc6hoh PatIcR Kenny, Thomas Carol, ami Matthew
Smith. OF tnGsu nUninaIJus ana the ais
graceful deals between me democratic factions IN
making them. apparently weakened tue Democratic
County ucket 10 larse extent.