The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

missioner OF Jurors and County Clerk OF Kings oouD
y ron 1922 70 1853 1t reported that Mr. Jones hAd
clear 10 him.
The republicans have nominated Lucus G. Andrus, Z
man about any years OF age He native OF Franklin
county and was In the mercantile trade several years IN
WheAiiand Monroe county settled In Brooklyn IN lee2s
where ne has held several local. town and ward oiceo-
he WAS member Of Assembly IN 1859 and was simply q
member OF the Library Committee The district neAE-
eausiy divided between the two parties.
SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
This district composed Of the Thirteenth Fourteeath
wards Of Brooklyn formerly Williamsburg was repve-
scented in the last Legislature by Charles n Briggs ro-
publican The regular democracy have nominated Josepn
Nesoit. bookbinder and new rnAn. Never held any
Office that we are aware Of
The national democracy have brought forward
by the name Of John Lnsky, about thirty, clerk ho
was for long time with Laws Williamsburg ferries, but
nas ei. that concern this year and started one cent
He was the nominee Of the democracy In this district last
year, and defeated by Mr.. Briggs.
The republican nominee is John NJ. Stearns, lawyer
VINO bas never held any political Office. he Is before tho
public az a candidate for the first time.
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The Seventh Fifteenth Sixteenth Nineteenth wards
OF Brooklyn, formerly Williamsburg, comprise this d.
trct The regular democracy have nominated Andrew j.
Spencer, lawyer and prominent politician in the dis
trct He has represented the democracy In several az
Their local conventions but has held any political
ohlce that We are aware Of.
The national democracy have nomir ated VIM 8. Mile
doler, AFRO lawyer. We unable TO give any facts
regard 10 his past history.
The republicans have nominated Geo. II. Fisher wh0
represented this district in the last remarkable Iegsa-
ture. He Is lawyer, native OF Oswego, aud about
twenty eight OF age He graiuaie Of Harvard
University, and received his ega education st CAM
bridge The only Office that he had held before Tho eec
on TO the last Legislature that Of notary public Ho
was chairman Of the Committee Petition Of Aliens,
member OF the Library Committee, also Of the COM
mittee of nine knosn as the Grinding Committee. II
was his motion that the vote killing the cent fer
rage reconsidered. He Ia Of the few members
that out Of the Legislature with clean record,
having voted from first last against the several grid
irons. 10 every shape that they presented Themselves
also the West Washington Market and other peouating
schemes Of the session Having resisted the Yavenoi
lobby last winter, the inhabitants Of that district dO
no better than 10 give him another trial The district was
formerly democratic.
Cur sketch OF three OF the candidates
complete as would wish 10 be, owing TO the TACT q
their being new men and but little known.
Since the above placed 10 type ID reported tha9
Mr. Duryea the republican candidate the Third Dis
trct, has declined, and L. Comstock Jr., lawyer IN
Comstock s a man, and has held any Office.
UNION RATIFICATION MEETING.
grand meeting Of the opponents Of Republicans
held In the City Hall Park Brooklyn, last evening,
In which three stands erected. Tho principal ono
WAS occupied by Martin Kabaeisch President Of tbd
Common Council who stated the object Of the meeting.
Rockets, candles, calcium lights and other fire.
works were the order Of the night Mr. Kabneisch ex-
Judge Dean, Senator Spnoa, John Ooohrsne, T. Wood
and other speakers addresSed the meetings RESOLUTIONS
passed In furtherance OF the Unon and the meeting
adjourned 1t late hour.