The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-18

In Mr. wsIbri6ees district ws eavs drrt Mr. Charles
Prev tamtsble esu petitor 70 any dem c,t u.@si
sssipsi bu- Mr. etssD t EN- uty ''ustionaI" his
fslps md s~stiu eots sod souid 70 g. tbs
great bulls n The shis party 10 his titcs Next
ss.Ab@rmsn a. chul's, II ehe Fifth wsrd ut present
Of the Barbor hsst~rs whom Mr |enator Cooley 81
under democratic srgsmS MIR schultz resre.eut- sas
steam boat 10 treeta most ~egsol and controlling ia
fuspct-of bis disu'ct ard Is sso verJ strong mss
set I D the prog Mr.. James Bowon,
defeated by VI wsbdRe In 80 >h"ulc tue hig party
be in anxious tn have dsm"crstic representative
tbes can be graaifed In that respect by nAmtag Mr.
be ~hig nj min .tl In Milo wa'sh's district seems to
60 teegiDg as Mr. aooart Has, o. the Tsuth ~scd,
IL t only psr-on vet 81. Mr.. Hsws represented
The cs let before 1t gerrym. sderei into demo
cratic suongo. Id .; prescott hi- only rope the
their m~o, wb.n he may slip quietly IN on sm all
vote But the fnow'ng ones set Mr. Waish's defeat
ce,msn Rely. of tbe F'uteeath gard win snjoy the
privilege Of c. csiDg his egs d1k n tho VI
Representatives, en- the Atm Of peeem YER, 1852 We pro-
ter 10 NJ great auouot Of tno~ioge ourselves 90 the
suoj but siil feel satisfied that Mike viii ID every
,ot+ he can get, ~i'h Mr. Kelly compettr
AID 10 Ho.,e II i abous six OF QUO ana h.T Dozen
on 'be ober' between the two men, although third
mar rosy yet tt@p IN sid carry of toe pris.
In thee strict represep ed by Mr. John Wheeler
the .big vote will he very light The cnsice-it sny
n. m,nsti,ns at al ar. msde-wiI DO bet.een Mr.
bares SiDonson spd Mr. aniei Wiliis both o. tbs
Eleventh The Litter very ectediy elected
to The assembly last yrsr, owing to the disgust the
yeoe d. ward sitn Inc part, IN po.s'nMr wesley
tuJIs out ind out Sh'g Land r-former socialist
a wuItrgmsn's tiieod ia fact, anything I, o,tain
Office. BE vice PRESIDENT Of that very ubquit rue
tedy, the Industrial CoDgres, which sfcse city
fe~ ago. Mr. Simonson may be put up By his wbig
boz ala so ee hDacs down a:ar IT..
Viii h Mr.. pursued ~bea MIR Jns varaom
beaten BY Mr. whseier bss allie a,ed the ~bg. Of tho
GisIic nom him Indeed We feel folly conha-nt that
TIE Fiten'h ward vii, give At leAs 600 majority for
Mr. Wheeler ~ the coming election although 'od for
ssnn cls aas m.y eossissr ,his al Large
estimate but Ne think the cffcia canvas .ili shoT
,hst are right sno that Mr.. Wheeler is elected by
full 30 majos't, in o,s srict
Mr. Cot',Dgs district wee II will be bone OF ccu.
tertoD among the democrats has soms wings in it WHO
very sDxious he sdsar people" tx Mayor
kirgssid beads the list but II his chances are not
brighter than the light given by the oil be fnrasnsd
sn.rs tie d..d men" We reall, eappo. imagine that
the Peep who woully burnt their onrs woea they
elected him Mayor will again trust their hands in the
fire In strong cottra asst wi him stands Mr. E<s-tus
Br. obs Of the Eyyrcss newspaper has for long
time teen leader Of tht Of young ~higs'those
bowed crsvats have the subject Of many jokes
from the Herald Acern Wake msn 10 also on the
track IN this district uncer fun head (his o~n) Of
steam. Mr. ". has strong railroad and moneyei in
auence ut his back
hr wshers district will be represented In the next
Congress BY Mr. George iegs, formerly member Con-
gess from the district, Who viii take cowa" all oppo
si,i with but very little trouble We imagine that the
whole custom house post Office and go.eramrnt inau
eDce Will Dot BE- strong enough save Mr Walkers bs
cen H'si> bsc district for standardization" man;
if he Ia wise he VIII back Of the canvass els repent
bach to the ranks Of the true democracy
wb b. qnit'ed TOR the palry leaves and 6th-s Of
be- q bsro shells .rpoiued 10 iuasons 10 the reveaue
service will not avail BIN en- oa He's used up
b. the Pierce gUg, and now poor old horse let him
die -
lie thus given In article Of last week and
this week, emsrsce ne.ry, not quite, IL who have
been mentioned prominently II we attempted tu iess
4 6Da resu of h0 W0 hat
thrse democrats and three wings we're likely be cho
sen; the former tom the districts ,epreseuea BY
Mt.sr- Walsh Wheeler and Cutting and the later In
the districts OF Messrs Tweed Walnridge Wall or
But Se 81 Elections whore many different and differ
tel aat the result viii be 10 u.s. along With the ma
orrty Of the Gust At this tme) beloved pc ,ple the
result Is a mat or Of comparative indifference.
fFSom tia Sunday Courier, Sept Ill
TIE PoiIncAL MARKET during tts last week but lit
tie has 'lans lied in the Of Candidates for ty
ns niDstoDs worthy Ct quoting. Tho only clange OF
ponir alton Of the hsIcs Mayor should this be 90,
the matter thus far settled he has 10 at
.H s'ay vesant institute me wnx primary ecaons N
ion, which il 10 assemble as syIacus We ~
next, passeo ID wi cclot The contest TO be
result thsnh viii De drst made know ia rhe
vntion, Will be tie or reary 20 Upon tho question
OF N.b;asla both bran chez of the wings united
T,ey are dead sg inst it. Daniel Ullnsu, Esq will be
h silver gray nocat for Governor but Is not
veil ,eu,ed az to Who will most likely Dear off tn prize
oysi,st bin tbs convention Weed, seward, SO say
tey have The nion al safe their seep pg aud IL
opp most i;kely tat they Ill prtsent Geo. Pat
terson for the high hono' Bsvi 70 4er, Esq Of tbs
igh'L hss named within the asst few DAYS ny
hos Of his baro fiep for the nomir alton for Reis
Mr. Foster has hso much experience 10 the duties Of the
kegisters nee having served clerk in It for many
ytis Fe 81 presept Deputy County Clerk. Oakley
HALL see to hsve no opposition in the whis raais for
District attorney. ard ~ yet candidate has oeen
psm.d by either wing Of the oemocrAts for this ofacs
1t ~ uD6 erstooc that Mr. L. B. sbepsrt Il not ctad
date for ,bs romin.tion He could doubtless get It
frr thA nSfs Hail Init fhA hnrd
not touch him. consequently chsucss Of an election
Wcula be hopeless ChAurcey eehafer, Esq tie soft
Know Mott ing and temperance alliance candidate for
District Attorney, says that he not only candidate
for this once but se is gcisg 70 be elected " The din
Guilty. to BE- thas neither II the oreant
zed CONVEX tons VII nominate him; aud to take The
stump in this city under the present order Of political
matters 10 q hopeless undertaking No man. ho ~ever
peculiar he BE- succeed over Aby extsn6ed por
tcn the whole Of tie city, without the aid Of regu
hyly organized nacbh CRY. He Who attempts 1t will
surely aro before IL ocock the DAY Of til. election
II Of oil his Tickets boxes election have
scattered to the winds; srd lis friends como up to
the polls to vote they viii And none OF his tickets
advocates to support him
TO THR EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In the list Of Of candidates for Congress for The
Third datric, publrhed In your paper days ago,
you omitted the lame Of Clark B. Wheeler, who for
many years has been inhaitan Of the Second wsrd
Not having been informed Of bis Withdrawal va presume
DO viii coru ue TO DO candidate for at cfhce until
the 6ra determination Of the whix Conere ssonal Coo
veDtioD and should he be the choice Of that ooiy VIII
be elected VERITAS.
Personal Intelligence.