The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06
CITY POLITICS.

gns City and County Eie' ssions-The Cam
aidatss for Supreme Court, Recorder,
Wfty Judge, Resfst' r, Supervisor, &C.
While the public mind a busily engaged IN discussing
merits Of the resr ectve Presidential candidates, and
squatter sovereignty, Southern ultrasm rail- splitting
niggerim and .nion mysteries are perpexngy vehi'
,ased in the uhc journals the very important ac' 'nA
local eli ction for city and county officers, involving
anUeAse alice Of the public plumber, Is to come on 'l'
rsetropon next November, seems 70 be almost en'n0y
Nal sight Of The OF the voters arc ~ ss~s "
Al,y,onsness about their nearest interess ods no " NO
ai,,o ians Who are vigi,snsiy planning ana neAg
- they may best get possession !" fAoe An1 paA1"
4, The spproachng eleson quite number OF Tat city
90 ooun,y Oecos are 70 DO God by the people; and,
- nsp.I there ara about twenty four ambitious
..,,r.p.s, on the part Of each rival organization,
Tho are ready 10 do violence TO their feelings BY
,sepppg INTO the vacancies, which they con.
s,der iney would I'll with dntinguished advantage 70
sbense,yss and the general public. Tho democracy
being the ascendant herc, the great struggle and ex
oement centre about the nominations Of the popular
paxsy the candidates grevousy exercised At the
division in the rank and file, and appear 70 be bending all
sneir efforts TO un.cn Of the Tammany and Mozart or
sansatons. Thus far the peaccmakers work does not
sesm 70 bees eminent,y successful the great din
sahy being among the candidates themselves who hold
dsswning men who cling to . straw. The late State
convention endeavored TO cement union between the
rival branches present the breach instead Of clos
~ looks wider than Tsmmany Hall at first stood
neeether on her dignity and secuted the idea OF recog
paz,pg Mozart all but finding that game played out"
svcrtures made with the view 70 concerted action
= me nominations city and county officers Mozart
nsweyer it would appear has demanded the lions snare
e the spos and refuses TO listen 10 union until her
chains are acceded So the question stands at pro-
seD.-no nearer solution than ever.
On last Tuesday evening the Tammany General Commit
sse issued call for the primary elections TO take
place on next Monday ing Delegates 70 the several
ssmnatng conventions vili then be chosen ss follows
Yve delegates from each ward city and county
for NE Of no%nasns esndd..ss for ,as Offices Of
Cny Judge and Surrogate.
~ convention for purpose o. Donnsuns c.nd-
1Sr member Ss sass q :S es ss
1spcse Of nominating candidate member Of Assembly
q =. 4as ss | and 4.:
ns a sIsa .a a o1 zine
which, deeEa.sa The divided In he
s:s.Sea Sss ''A %
ne CITY and County Convention viii convene at Tam.
many Hall the nth nst but the Congressional and
Assembly dis,rict Conventions At earlier dAte-the
Asner believe the llth and the latter the 18th
n connection with the nominations city and county
sOcers, the following gentlemen have been named
TTs1Ck OF THE sJfRkAE OOI RI
Recorder George G. Barnard.
Judge John r. Brady, Common Pleas.
John Holman, formerly partner Of Judge Leonard.
Bon. John AcKeon, United States District Attorney.
Judr, B4T.holomsw o'conpor.
BAinbridge Smith.
hamilton Robinson.
Mathew J; Brennan, Police Justice.
William Miner, present incumbent
John Brown
Robert Donnel
JAmes Lynch
VIM. Drake Parsons.
Ben. Edward 9. west present incumbent.
Peter B. Sweeney ex District Attorney.
srYRnyaoR.
NC Heay.
cIIY yrpea
lhchl Connolly Police Justice,
Ambrose l. Pnney.
Jpdge schermerborn.
Feter u Cutler.
Henry II. korange.
Abraham D. Russell, City Jusre.
John K Develin.
Robf Livingston.
James n. Smith, Jr
10 the above list Mozart Han n represented by O. O.
Dnrnard who IA also rammany; Vim. Drake Parsons and
James Lynch. All the rest hail from the Old wgvam.
union between the rival factions common candidates
for Register City Judge and Recorder IN considered
uemey doubtful Mr. West, IL Is said will be nominated
~ aceiamaton and the ih, for Register will be between
hessrs Brennan aud Mner-by present appearance the
fbruer n little ahead.
Cr The leading republican candidates little u said
yet. Judge Bonney u mentioned for the denomination a.
Judge Of the Supreme Court. Tnnnas W. Acton, nj
present Police Commi sioner and formerly Deputy Regis
SER viii be the nominee 81 bis party for Regis Alex
ander Bradford is also 10 be the republican nominee for
Surrogate which once be allied A. the mnedlate prcde
cp.sor on Mr. West TIE uni)n party intend 10 make
separate nominations but 10 take the best candidates
Nom the Tsmmany and Mozart tickets. Pred. A. Tall.
nsdge mentioned In connection with the Recordershp.