The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

OF Judge Leonard He never held any ONCE, and there
fore before the public for the Afs.. Time
Charles A. Nay the Breckenridge unee, nss oe soma
time been OF tho star company perfof 's Ao1A
He formerly Public Administrator, sppoinsa
levs, In 1885, by Richard Busteed, and Ia now cO~nsa
for that ONCE at present filed by Stephen p Russell hs
tine candidate for Alderman In the SIsecnsh
ward, but not being the inside Of the aldermsaN
cliques, b. defeated This We believe the extent
Of his political life He Of the Mozart party that
fought Mayor Wood In his efforts 70 bring the organise
tion out for Douglas.
CANDID A1Es FOR CITY JUDGE.
John c. McCunn, the gentleman trotted out by Tam.
many Hall for this ONCE, held BY Adm. D. Russell,
Lshman by birth, and came 70 this country, We -
lieve in 1874 rs. He has since been connected
with the bar OF this city, and was At one time partner q
Judge Noncrief and Ia one Of the firm Of hcCuna.
swsrthout Fins, lawyers, in Wall street. No never
held ONCE and is therefore before the public for the ss
time.
j. R. Livingston, the Brecknridge nominee for thA
ONCE about sixty years old, and belongs 70 the
old Knckerbocker families OF the city, and we'll anA
favorably known by oldest inhabitants. He was u
one time Naval Agent, and about twenty years ago -
held the ofcs Of District Attorney the duties Of which
he discharged with great subtraction. he u now pras
ticng law in Cedar street. and resides in Clinton place
CANDIDATES FoR SURROGATE.
Edward G. West, the nominee Of the TammAuy orgaai-
cation for this sce Of the Ten Governors during
the years 1856 and So and during the last year
President Of the Board He Ii the present Surrogate.
having held that Office nearly three years. or sincs
December 1, 1867.
Malcolm Campbell, put forward by the Brcckinridgers
for this ese, is OF James Campbell, who held that
office for q number OF years, commencing In February.
1891 BE has been standing candidate for number Of
years that ONCE but has held any political
Office in the city, and therefore before the public Tor
the first time nominee OF party
CANDIDATES FOR REGISTER.
Judge Matthew T Brennan, the TAmmany candidate
for this Office, allied by william Miner, has beea ~
fore the public long that every person knows his re
cord. He halls from the Sixth ward, and was Ut enc
time police captain that district, but has been for
the last five years police justice, and brother u
Owen BreOnan.
james Lynch, the Brecknrdse nominee for this once,
is well known in connection with the Ten Governors the
only once believe, that he has held He was elected
70 that Office 1859. having previously been defssssA,
and was egisAted into private life by the last Legs
ature during the last hours Of that memorable body
CANDIDATES FOB SUPERVISOR.
Smith Ely, Jr, was formerly member Of the State
Senate from the district now represented by Bernard
Kelly and has left good record He has for long time
taken N active part educational department Of The
city In the ward in which he resides He appointed
Supervisor Last spring. 70 I'LL the vacancy caused BY tia
resignation OF Supervisor Bell upon bis appointment a.
| one OF the Commissioners Of Public Charities.
Lafayette s. Harrison, the Breckenridge candidate for
this Office, young man, and clerk In the Surveyors
| department Of the Custom House