The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-12
mn, Tenth, Thirteenth and Four

scenlh nssocrat Republicans
John faccy, Delaney W hneyas;
Mn, f,roycr mo American candidate
trm, p,sra,r-Co,nprises portions OF the Eighth, Ninth
a'a 'h' Smocrnts Republican and American
.,nnr 7 Delaney John J. Shaw (Am)
Isaac Robinson, w" " noi'on'
Isaac Banyet -, r,.
SIXTH fnsiTr-Emtfaces portions Of tho isn'n, ihf'
tccutb Fourteenth and seventeenth wares.
Democrat Republicans
Samuel I. webster, Henry Wells,
John Diamond, nj. schultz.
John Carpenter.
sKyKSm DIsrRIcT-consss of portions VI the Ninth,
Tenth and Fifteenth wards. Cornelius Wood, democrat
20 bn the only person yet announced in this district
as candidate This is the person who pushed Mr.
sryker OF the platform at Syracuse, by mistakng him
EIGHTH Dsrmcr--Conssts OF portions of the Seventh,
Eleventh. and Thirteenth wards.
Democrats RepublrGns.
James j. Riley, Ross Wheeler.
Edward Fitzpatrick,
Augustus Oliver,
John Poynlon
r. Rourkc.
This district is largely democratic that the opposition
nominate man only for tla purpose Of organization.
NINTH nisfacr-sxTEFSrH WARD.
Demoerats. Republicans.
Robert Livingston, Henry Perry.
Peter Boylen
ELEVENTH plsTRlor-TwEsrErn WARD.
Democrats. AM Republican
Noah A. Childs, Edward Hlyer
Hanford Smith,
N. Hill Fowler
Fourteenth and Seventeenth wards
Democrats. Republicans
J. b. Donnely, Henry Faulkner
j. Mulhgan.
This district is largely democratic.
THIRTEENTH DlsTMC1-TwEyTY SECOND WARD.
Democrats. Republicans
Hugh Mastcrson. H. Perry,
J. Connolly, Charles PIyur
FOURTEENTH Dlsrncr-ncH1xxsru WARD
Democrats. Republicans.
Aid. John J. Bradley
Edward Murray
T. c. Genet.
FIFTEENTH DIsRIcT-TwKNTY FIRST WARD.-J. Angus
tus Page who represented this district last year. is
democratic candidate this year for the nomination Will
ham ~ Beach, President Of the Lawrence Cement Com
pany, Wall street, is democratic candidate, also Maj
rnckncy, of the Leader, desires the Tammany nomina
ton.
SIXTEENTH DisTRlcr-SNETxENrH WARD.
Daniel Gallagher, A. 8 Kennedy Geo. Geo. c ,,ii
j. {. Rutherford
Isaac Edwards.
SEVENTEENTH DisrRIcr-TwE1Fm WARD. James Nc
Ieod and Thomas veitch, formerly anctioneer under
James C. Wiet for the city and county, are the demo-
cratic candidates.
The republicans and Americans very seldom have any
candidates for the Assembly until the various conventions
arc about The reason probably is that fifteen
Of the seventeen districts are largely democratic The
democracy generally unite on one man for Assembly.
THE CHARTER ELECTION AND THE CANDIDATES.
The charter election 10 take place in December will be,
from present appearances lively con;cs-a quadrangle
.scrub race. The Mozart Hall party will nominate
Fernando Wood for Mayor; Tammany Hall will probably
nominate one OF its politicians for the same office.
The Americans will not probably unite with the repubi
cans, nasmuch Thurlow Weed has ignored them The
Mayoralty candidates as follows
Tdnm0ny Democrats. Mozart Hall Dem.
Isaac " Fowler, Fernando Wood.
VIM. d. Kennedy,
Isaac Bell, Jr.,
John Kerr,
O. Godfrey Gunihcr,
Royal Phelps,
John H. Brewer,
Isaac Townsend,
BENZ. WhOck,
Charles Sccor
Wilson q; Hunt.
Republicans Americans.
Aid John Brady, Capt Joseph Toone,
Judge Jas. II. Welsh, Him Ketehum Gold line W.,
Charles A. Dana, .rastus Brooks
Horace Greeley,
Henry j. Raymond
Most in fact all of the above gentlemen are well known
- the public.
ddate and mas challenged his enemies to combine all the
elements that be combined against him, there
q prospect Of such combination, Mr.. Wood has
gained an anti Regency State Central Committee and in
tends going to Charleston with delegation from the
people Of the Congressional Districts of the State
contest those appointed by the Regency Convention Tam
many may combine against Mr.. Wood in order that his
defeat might destroy his prestige at Charleston
FOR COUNSEL TO THE CORPORATION
Democrats (7dmmany) Mozart Hall Democrats
Thomas {. Fields, stephen r. Russell,
Recorder Barnard, Judge j. Schermerhorn
c. cambridge Smith, George g. Barnard,
Samuel j. Tlden Charles A. May
Ex Recorder Tllou,
John Develin.
Republicans americans.
A. Oakley Hall, solomon Hull,
George $. Peabody. Rufus 5. Andrews.
Daniel Ulmann is talked of by may prominent Arner
cans for this position.
ALMsHOUsE GOVERNORS.
Iduamdny Democrats. Mozart Hall Democrats
TT William A. Turnure, James Lynch,
Joseph Harrison, j. Connolly,
p McElroy. Henry r. Hoffmire.
Republicans americans.
James Tuthl Joseph II. Scoheld,
Robert s. Gould. +. c. Ware,
+. C. Wagner
FOR ALDERMEN
The Board Of Aldermen consists Of seventeen members
from as many Adermanc districts, which districts
brace the wards and sections Of wards
rated above in the Assembly districts
Members of the Board elected for the of two
wears those in the odd numerical districts being elected