The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-01
City Politics.

TIE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR REGISTER
While the wings rely the influence and support
of the fire department to assist them the election of
their can didate for II, gister, MIR Anderson the de-
mocratic candidate for the same Office, Henry Arcula
Illus, Jr., who is now Deputy Register, will receive q
powerful support from the various military organiza
tons of the city, with whom Mr. Arcularius is very
popular. He is son of Henry Arcularus formerly
Comnissary General Of the State and for time Al
derman Of the Fifth ward The father of the latter
Mr. George Arcularius, is eti living in good old are
and one OF our Oldest citizens, With regard to the
coming contest for Register il promises be close and
exciting and may take the the military
the fremen Judging from the frequent target ex cur
siops of the latter it would that the remen are
| gradually becoming soldiers tt emseves.
| CANDIDATES FOR SURROGATE
Both the wings and bunker democrats consider their
respective candidates for Surrogate decidedly unpoou
sr which increase the votes for the free soil
didate for that office but not sufficient to elect hi a.
RECORDER
The three candidates are too well known to require
any remarks from
CONGRESSIONAL. CANDIDATES.
The wings now feel quite confident of electina
George Briggs in the Fifth District where they had so
much trouble to make a nomination. Doctor Has,
broucb, the bunker candidate, will however run
well.
The bunker convention of the 9Th district have
Nominated Dr. Stephen Hasbrcuck as their candidate
for Congress in place OF Daniel f. Sickes Esq, who
declines 10 accept.
In the Fourth District Mr. Maciay will have n hard
time Of IT. and some democrats FAY that John Flo ote
VIII abstract 20 large an Irish vote that the wings will
elect their nominee. MIR Underhill, WIZ chance
was at first considered desperate 49,
In the Third District the dissa tisfao
wings. at the nomination Of MIR PhoA
but the rejection Of Mr. Hart by the de rdoo,.lx
IL considered by some favorable to MIR Pho nix as
General Wallbridge has numerous friends among the
wbigs who would not have been pleased at his nom
nation or perhaps his election; but the friends MIR
Hart are sBpPuine Of success After his nomination.
great crowd visited him at his reside nee aud the
utmost unanimity prevailed The contest in this dis
rict will be warm one. -Four candidates will bring
out the votes.
Nothing from the Sixth District, except the con.
BToohs Of the Express. His chance is considered
very small. "A
ASSEMBLY.
The nomination and election for memberenG~ks
ttmbly excite but little interest We notice Il
ices and Butler, or cid bunker, democrats.
lEh Nud, have nominated one of the late native
american party. Charles Henry Hall, Esq, for the
Assembly, from that district
Inc hunker convention Of the 9th district have
nominated Alfr,d II. Hatfield, Esq, as their
| fer the Assembly.
The hunkers of the 9Th district have nominated
Timothy r. Bursher their ca ddste for the Az.
fembly Wv ~
RATIFIED AND TURNED Our.-A rattle alton mat.
ing was called last night by the wings Of the % ward
at the Second Ward Hotel to express their az
the selection OF the convention, PbilIips Phmpix
Efq The friends of Florence Mahoney ESQ the in
forces were so small that the meeting proceeded
almost without opposition. They were getting an
finely until the landlord made his Appearance and
cleared out the whole party from the fact that they
bad not paid the rent A cruel landlord that to sud.
denly put stop to the proceedDgs but such are no.
itica troubles, and must be borne with patience IL
kicted out once, the only way to pay up and go in
again.