New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-06
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR TllC BOARD OF
COCNCiIMEN.

COuNCiIMEN.
Tie list Of gentlemen presented by our Democratic
friend, for the second Board Of City Government,
contains many names fortunate III not being .noan
al all and still more with which we have been made
fsmar in smother department # tie daily papers, not
read by eyes polite. Most Of the standing for
Councilaaric honors are safe in regard to character
aid may defy further iDiGries. 30 dishonest man
entering the Board has been perverted into the thony
paths Of integrity; while many reputable gentlemen
who entered the Chamber steady moral PICS have
emerged therefrom in the most toteIng Gld Devil
dered condition Of mental and ethical obfuscaton.
We have room for little more than to give the names
of the Tammeny ard anti. 1amnary candidates, witt,
such brief notices Of each may be croSded into
couple OF lines.
yIRsT C0UNCUNtNIC DISTRICT.
ST. Taumany puts forward Alcck McGaren present
member Of the Bosrd young gentcman OF vigorous
eprhets, lrosdly popular tastes, aud who drives q
good business in "gigs," saddles, "ponic'' and
"rorfes," though not the keeper Of livery stable
There is much policy in his nomination.
Morgan Jones is the second nomiDee. He il a
plumber in good business.
Antbouy J. McCarty, third nominee in this District
is also plumber, generally reputed well of.
George T. Bicklord, the fourth man, is some 80
Yeas OF age, and has been two yeas in the Board.
join A. Upper, the fifth Tammany man, keeps an
eating saloon ccr Of MAKE street and East Broadway
Francis Gilmore is The siXthwe ar, black, and does
the mourning at funerals.
Tie arti.Tammany people are: WIN. II. Bniieei.
who les,ned political conchoogy from oyster Harris
B,geyt. whose claims have an ancient and hshl'ke
smell. Billy O'Shea, WHO swears his fathers came
from Germany: ard VIZ. Walsh, second cousin 10
"Mike, Of that Ill., young mechanic, whose we
does email business in the sugar and lemon line.
SECOND CoUNomAANIc DISTRICT.
s.. rammary here puts forward Chs,. G. Cornell, a
butcher OF Fulton Malkoi ard sharp one Of his ON
knives.
Michael Smith il a house agent, ana knows good
deal about city property All Macirellvl e is up IN
arms against him, because lie makes il rule, ia jus
tee TO his employees, to collect ais pennies MONTH y
10 advance"
Beii.nin T. Rhodes is q blacksmith foreman in
f,uude1y. and believes IN Barney Kelly.
Ed Ccstelo is butcher, fond O, fast horses, about
- years q age.
John Mcconnell is foreman OF printing office.
John Van Tine is the sixth aud lat of these Tam
many chickens lie keeps an eating house, and 's-
ploy.d vItue political and otherwise during tue late
visit of the Turkish Pa-he.
Tie Ar, Tammauy folk have nominated jack Fra
ser. cauker one of the sub-eutenauts Of Fernando,
erd Nike Dalton, fpperary man.
THIRD couNcILNiSlC DISTRICT.
II Wigwam puts forward Isaac Williams, grocer.
lIe /, AL old r,siden Of the Ninth Ward.
l. VI. Van Wart, grocer III the Fifteenth W ara
grandson OF Major Andres captor.
Thomas Edmonds lie lives in the Sixteenth Ward,
agent by trade, snd is strongly backed by Surveyor
HAT and Wm. n. Mcluiyre.
Charles O. Richardson, the fourth, was badly whipped
las. wear for tie same Office sccount Oh reasons
known in certain quarters. H. has no occupation
within our knowledge, end is no, fit for the post
Cilbelt NJ Pls,t resides IN the Eighteenth Ward,
ar5 ii succes fu means 70 be candidate for Alderman
next year. Bradley is quite able 10 take care OF IAN
sn0 The Micsian voters should know tia; tie hnow-
Nothirgs have nominated him.
Robert w. LowSer, come sixth and last be- - e
plisn,ropst and mslketste Spectator, who desires
70 20 20 the Common Council and be made on oil the
Goa MI, oners OF t,c Sinking Futd with liberty TO
sink "tha, S.Oo Gee into his cwr pocket. He Is not
indo-sed by the taxpayer.
Tie Anti Tsmmauy folk lave nominated Frank
McCauseland, liquor dealer; George W. Smith, son
% the ste Iss'e V. Smith, a carpenter by trade ara
lste clk in the Post Office aud Augustus Mgtough,
German.
FOURTH ccVNCHy,Nfc D,srNc-.
TaInrsry leads Of here with one George Armstrong,
Wy does business on one Of the city railroads
John Esgsn i: q grocer and lquor-dea'er. tie i 81
active lohtciar.
Alexander Trcar was snXious yesr since 10 be A.
ICmar Of The Twerieth WsId, bu,, having met with
heavy recuriny ieverscs, row thinks he could
occupy bis uird in the business Of the rnor
Board.
Join McGrare, Of the 9l.t Ward isa plethorie Hi
bernsp. who has had large and continuous transi,-
tons with the Street Department, vet never suffered
under indictment.
Cornelius l.. Purjy, the 18th nominee, Is c,rpsn'er,
politician aud blessed with large circle OF Admir-
aequsniaEces
Wu. Nolan, the sixth AMI las, in this sal category
Is member ofthe present Board where he mostly has
to,hipg TO SAY and says persistently.
II in th. District tha, the Forester, or snti-Tam
mauy wing hss made lie bolest mark. Here We have
Terry Mcclure, a contractor and friend Of Charles
Deviip; Henry Arcularius, famous for the eleat
streets be once kept here, and also famous ior nona
tendance at the Board OF which he is now member
Valentine Cook. who is more rallied at ,hsn any othe
man to be fourd ina circuit Of five hundred miles
Tom Higgins, liquor dealer, with enough eoior'os
matter on hand to ryddeR tsoussI4 poses Li"aI'