The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10
CITY POLITICS.
ANTECEpENTs OF CANpIpATEs.


ANTECEDENTS or CANDIDATES.
rHS BELL EyERETT AND MOZART HALL CRY AsD
COUNTY rIcgETs.
We gave sketches of the candidates nominated by Tam
many, irregular Tammany, Rrecknrdse aud republicans
room after they placed nomination, in order ihai
our readers may be thoroughly posted as 10 he aemi
OF all the several parties and be able to select NON
the hong array that qualified % III we
several oces We this morning furnish the anees lenss
Of the Bell and Everett and the Mozart Han nominees
rAs win probably close The list on tho city and coA1y
acaet athonrh the .Minute lien OF Tire factions
Mai com pose the Bell and Everett army IN thk styi
have announced their intention to Eomnate ucAet
and not abide by the action o. the Cen.rh Oh'on
Committee, which supposed 70 % Az Inc mead
Of the party In this city Their hrst meeting, now
ever resulted in barely appointing committee
Of conference TO consult with the National Democra &c
youuteers who have also announced their determination
40 place cke the neld but the latter organization
nave decided select from the ticket already in the field
che Minute Men wl doubtless take the In
stead therefore, of nominating ticket, they viii
sorm out Of thoee already in the 6eld. We under
stand that the Union Septnes-anoher branch Of the
Union paryare going 70 nominate candidates. bat from
those already the field and there may be
factions In embryo who may come 10 the conclusion be
election day that the country will 20 to they
DO not on. tike and thus make up the ist 10
s&kers dozen.
SUPREME COURT.
the Bell and Everett candidate John Leverage
s,dent Of Seventh ward and old line whg Of the
Berry Clay school BE well known and occupied a
pronnent position the legal profession n thu city long
before many Of the politicians who now assume 10 con-
sol political affairs daylight Il now some What ad
vanced years-beiDg seventy OF age-neyer
sed any political Office and nov before the public with
resided hafa century for the FIRST time
a. candidate. He Was for many years President Of
abe Chatham Bank, and is saii to he quite wealthy
and large taxpayer. He . delegate 10 the Bat-
more Convention that nominated Bel and Everett
The Mozart Hall candidate for this Office is George G.
Barnard, who has also been nominated by Tammany.
We gave anieceeents the time Of his nomination by
thai organization.
CANDIDATE FOR RECORDER.
The Union party have nominated for this Off e Edwr
L. Bogardus, OF the Ninth ward lie about forty
years Of age lawyer Of fair emneuce and has had
siderable practice the Marine Court Ne7er held any
once, but a member Of the Union Central Committee.
The Mozart Hall nominee for tn ollce is Judge Abrs.
ham d Russell We have already given his arteccdents
NJ the time that he received the irregular Tsmmany
a1nnatop.
CANDIDATES FoR SURROGATE.
william II Browne about thin. ~. five, and resi-
cent OF the Second ward Is the Bell Everett candidate for
she ONCE He red his country In the Mexican war,
Court a candidate fer that offce having received the
rOminaton Of the wings and Know Noihinss Al the
hs, Presidential election ne President Of Fremont
club that me. 4, the Broadway House,
The Nozar, nomnes for this ONCE "a the present ncun
bent, Edward C. West and has resolved the nomination
Of nnmsny and irregular Tanmapy for this once. We
nave given his sntocedenw.
CANDIDATES FOR CITY JUICE.
me Onion party have nominated Hon. Frederick A.
hallmaige, who likewise put forward by irregular
rnmmany. Mozrt Han hss nominated the regular
TAmmany candidate, John II. KcCnnn. We have given
so,icc q both Of those gentlemen.
CANDIDATES FOR REGISTER.
Cnarles Peck, resident Of the Seventh ward, aud
member Of the linton Central troied
,ai ty Tie Bsl for this ofce. he new aud
aVro7erty holder.
,Hmea Lynch hiss received the nomination FOR ths
once ty Mozart Hal. HIS anicce4anis given when
ne received the irregular Tammany nomination for sn.s
Office
CANDIDATES TOR SUPERVISOR.
Aprsm N. Bnuger, who mas been nominated by the
Union party for this Office, Isl Wholesale liquor mer
chart &c Broadway, sld resident Of the Ninth ward.
He Is a between city i've and SIXTY years Old and
never ncld airy olie member Of tie Unioa Central
Committee and delegate TO The Convention tia!
nominAled Boil and Everett.
The Mozart Hal nominee Tor tbs once ~ Colonel z.
SchwArzwGtdCT eonmandant Of tie Fifth egment and
ene 81 the leading German citizens ofNew YORK lie ia
q Germany and TO this country when about
sever years CID And about forty ght He served
o regular apprenticeship a. csbiueimaking, and after
rErdE a. the head o. large Establishment tina,
nte . Ills city, and smassed a large fortune he has
retired from business ard spends his a, his
country residence al Hastings westchestcr county and
The winter q the Fifteenth ward BE held any %
hicA ofee, and therefore before the public in
capacity Cor toe arst time. He nrm adherent 10
he Ianmany democracy uut their split, and since ha
given his eon,rlbu for pot cal purposes,
Which have Usually been large 70 Mozart Hall lie IL
Of The movsrs n uniform amongst or
nAtIry, quite popular amongst the German luhabl.
saIts, and a lArfc real estate owner and taxpayer