The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02

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wange over The anticipated prizes me property ho,aeys
-. - soyiDs siti.sn. !. - ...s
for their o. truly eass In . Troublesome
geld; but the best thing that they can do In
mis- dilemma il TO repudiats the Japanese crowd, who
allowed coasinue their operations wiz leave sne dis
eric. In state Of universal blight.
me Tsmmany japanese list Of candidates nea'e'
by the OF John Van Tine, hAiing from IN eating
hou,e 81 No, Dey street; has been member Of The
Board OF Coun,ilmen ever SINE 1851; = member Of
the "ring" well posted In George Laws Battery enlarge
nent Yenkers railroad and the japanese arrang smens,
having been supporter Of ALL With ths record rAmms-
ny could not refuse 70 nominate him.
II Houghklrk Ia well known in official circles; has
position the Custom House, and s reputed as an of,e
holder in general, having several small offices that he
finds time 70 Ill after hts fashion.
E. C. aalloy il . mason by trade, about twenty. six
years OF age prides himself his looks. He ran for
Alderman against Boole.
Anthony Miller Is the representative of the Thirteenth
ward young man, and, we believe, In the mahogany
business with bis father.
John Rvan-there are about . dosen by this name 10
the dsrY.cSu the only information that we could OBJ
tain about The person nominated that he was az irish
W. Gross 10 a lawyer, holding forth at No Cham
beers street. resides I4s T street. and 50 far ~ We
are able his merits, he one Of the beH on
| The ticket
The Mozart faction have brought out queer mixture
Asahe Reed about forty ave years OF age mea.
surer In the Custom House, heads their list.
Next on the list Frederick Ripper, about nifty,
and wholesale liquor merchant, corner Of Houston and
Ridge streets.
Thomas j. Carleton also liquor dealer, corner Of
Columbia and Stanton streets He has been endorsed by
the German democracy, who have boited the ranmny
machine.
Edward 8. Murphy lie = Thirteenth ward politician,
man about thirty, and = broker by trade. He has
aso been endorsed By the German democracy AMI the
l Union party
John N Reynolds the representative Of the Seven.
teepth ward the ticket livery stable keeper In su
folk street Was member Of the Boar Of Aldermen 10
1887 and 1885, and Of the Board OF Couucmen In 1851
May therefore be said TO be posted.
The sixth man this ticket Is Thomas Kane keeper
| of a feed store in A.
| The German democracy, having become dissatisfied
with their treatment have brought out full ticket of
their own, known the TammaDy irregular Ticket be
slider endorsing Murphy, Reynolds Carleton and Ryan
They have brought out Roferck T. Entwistie, Tenth
ward German, and o printer by trade, holding forth
| at No. $40 Pearl street Also Edward Costello, a
| butcher in Washington Market, member OF the
| Board OF Councilmen in 1855, and member
OF the present Board, and in the "ring" His name
the list OF seventeen recorded favor OF the ia
panese blu is therefore inflicted with that prevalent
| disorder.
nomination and the republicans have brought out Chas
| Z. Rugle German, In his place.
Jo,eph L. Perley Is member OF the present Board,
anti japanese and anti ring; merchant in Columbia
| street, and stands well with his party
Henry 8. jennings the next on the republican list, "a
| new man, builder By trade, holding forth al loi
| Proome street
Isasi McGay broker, doing business at 2l9 Forsyth
| streei, and an isith1an.
Simon Hazlston Ia q booskeeper In Ann street, stands
WE'LL and has been nominated by the machine smashing
| republican Germans OF that district.
Henry A. Smith the Thirteenth ward representative
on ticket ard has also been endorsed by the German
republicans his antecedents seemed 10 please them.
The Germans who have heretofore acted with the
puplcans in this district have become dissatisfied with
the treatment that they have received, and are now
kicking out Of the traces declaring that they will smash
the republican orockery, kitchen material and ALL and
have brought on. separate Couno ,nc and ward tickets
They have, however, endorsed Smith and Hazclton
The regular republican ticket, and have made out the
balance to suit themselves. James w. olson residing
Lndlow street, without any particular business, heads
heir list George F. seinbrenner, lawyer, holding
forth in Pine street, and residing al No 25e Seventh
street, has also been nominated by them. Eisin R
sproul, builder by trade, making his headquarters Of
No. I25 Norfolk street, also trottcd out, well ~
gentleman by the name Of Arnold A. Benson
The Union in this district brought out full ticsei
mostly good men, but have dropped portion OF them
and have taken up those nominated by other parties
George II. Raymond stil remains In the neld &c has
aso been endorsed by the taxpayers, and Is q
gentleman known in political circles - . siren
uOus advocate Of radical reform principles. He
was q member OF the Board OF Councilman In
1854 and Sc Ia q clerk; resides at Ito avenue G. he
the only icf In the field upon the Union ticket
the rest hi wing declined The Union ticket Ray
mord, Boughkirk Van Tine, Miller, Murphy and sprou
Il Burns, Of the Custom House, and general agent
Of the democracy, s out a an independent candidate
and has his bills two tro.ing horses David Coleman
Patrick Flanagan James H. Mann and Philip ksbic arc
in the field stump and Independent candidates
helping Burns 70 keep upa guerrilla the regular
and irregular srmies nesmes appearing In opcn ned
bat fighting mostly In ambush. We have now reached
THE Sixth SENATORIAL DISTINCT,
comprising the NiIth, Fifteenth Sixteenth and Eight
eenth wrrdr-ccnsi tered aris,ocratic nelghbor
| hood than the districts which VIC have Jest
| len, but az general thing the candidates are
| on from the piece II there " any
Improvement with the exception Of the republican
ticket win iake more thar a casual Observer 10 dis
cover IT, AZ far as the republicans concerned from
the best Information ina, obtain, they have the
| bcs, ticket II the field in the district
TAmmany-,rue TO the governing principle OF the old
Coal Hole-has presented dose out o. the bag az
th'se 10 TIC FIRE: iso districts, the only difference being
they come from lower dosn 10 the bag no, being active
enough 10 End their why t9p. John Dcsn who heads
the LET freshman about twenty three yoars or arc
ard Inspector Of manvrc, receiving hs appointment
through the influence Of Alderman Piatt John gcsra,h
tie r,xt the list is an lrshmsn, about twenty
ave ycars age foreman, We believe Of 81 Engine Con-
raDy nHd has position unier the department o. sipsr
LtencCni Of RoEcs James J. Guuhe,oa IL a about
hhty lawyer by profession, ard holds position q
ncpuiy sheriff under Kelly. James Gibson Domi
racde There hal dozen by this inc IN The dis
ot It Il, however, reported TIA, The nominee s Jamce
Gibson, the barber. Alexander T. Shaw rs b dealer
member Or the present Board Of Corncilmcn and act
cd With hs japanese disorder Timothy West builder
by trade and a. INC assistant engaccrs In the Fire ne