The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30

never bold any once that We are aware or
The ncxt candidate In turn william G. Crane, noui-
MATED by the Democratic Association Of ths Filth ward
Mr. Crane 9 member OF the Bard or Counciluea =
1850 and 1857 but 90 learn hs hss 90 dis
snotive equalization his back and there Il probably
no, much prospect Of bis being elected He is gold
beater by trade, bu. imagine that he viii have TO
undergo great deal Of beating before he IL elected Thon
~e have Richard Horsipgton, . tor. Of . stu up and
rump candidate Of the Gods and ends he 10 put down
in tho directory AGENT holding forth al 40 Green
witch street.
Mr. George Byrnes s also In the field a candidate
nomDased BY the republicans He Ia engage ia thu lme
business and building mAterials At al and 2sT West
street 10 about forty years OF ago. and maintains good
reputation; never held any once, and viii doubt at
tend 70 the duties Of the ONCE honestly elected he
said 70 be . large property holder.
We have the Mozart Hall candidate, In the perron
Of jeremiah Bssson who ars made hts appearance in the
field - An independent candidate 10 keeper OF .
Restaurant and public Of ths public inssitu
lions which have been described the nurseries Of
democracy; v IN active politician, and has been
diaats other occasions. He about forty two years
OF age; sctive nsus man, with . philosophical turn
Of mind, and v OF the typs Of he regular army
the democratic politicians We learn that hshas lgured
out his success 70 . nicely 1t also said that figures
those who them frequently put Of tho largest
numbers in the wrong column. The contest In the dis
trct scrub race and like the pony in the cir
Gus there does not 70 be any special indication
TO which Of the contestants VIII win
FIFTH ALpERxANIo DISTRICT.
We are now in the region OF the immortal Brady,
who has tied his cclors TO the stake thrown up his
bat and entered the ring, and has challenged the
public T. come on We do not tue Ring
q the Board Of Aldermen, because that Will be no
novelty his performances 10 that ring having long been
known 10 the public Brady the nominee OF ariso
cratic, sanctinonous, negro worshpping and highly re.
spectacle republicans Of the district Hts attitude in
the contest is picturesque and refreshing the public
want Bradys service further thea he ready them
lie viii oheerfuly submit them in the future in
the Board Of Aldermen no has IN the past with aures
Of appreciation upon his brow. He win consent 10 &C
back the seat gred him 10 the Board Of Aldermen
for the Firth district, a bright and shining mark and
will guarantee before hand that he will 60 for entertain
ing the japanese In the most approved style What
DO the public want or an Alderman But the
public do not want Brady the japanese aud other kin
dred performances bad their day and the public
novelties Of . different description then would
like 70 the public get rid OF B, ady they
de took the precauion on honoay night to
defy them, and informed u all that she stl
SWAN" They have, therefore, fair waning Tae
old Of tina mountain who straddled snoads sboui
ders circumstance TO Brady Like Rhoderick Dhu-
ado Of modern times he has braced himself against ,hc
rocks dehes tho invaders 70 from wnAtever
source they may. John q. Brady u abou. forty 1--WE
years o. ase s.arbucsr By trade, nold.ng forth In
Amisy street. and declares that be viii be Alderman
again whether or no he has with hie late jap nose
iaurcis dec'Spg tina, all he wanted OF the items &,
satisfy the old oses entered into tbs irrep-eesIte
aic With his banner Inscribed big thing Let wait
patiently the result.
Lawrence n. vsnwsrt ID the TammAny candidate
BE Is grocer doing business at the corner Of Sullivan
and Aml'y streets, taxpayer, aud descendant o. 80
honored ancesyhis grandfather being one Of the cap
Of Major Apdre-bus cannot say thsi be will be
equally scessfui in conquerng the lndomtabe Brady
He member OF tae presen; 8oArd O Council mon, and
Is considered By his friends and neigh oo ~ upright
man, bet nnd In bis record that he voted for the
japanese b aud he win and necessary 70 psin the
vote 10 the satisfaction OF his Constituents before
gill allow him TO Jake . higher .eAt he q Abont
forty years Of age.
Samuel J Montgomery has been nominated By Mozart
Hall He Is . plumber and thinner, doing business Ia
spring stree, Dan Lynn b working hard with the Mo-
Fart organization for him. and that interest 10 the demo
cratic ranks expect 70 make very fair snow for Mont
gonaery.
Colonel VIM Draper nominated by the Minute Men
but bis forces are DO minute that worth while 70
spend much time upon them In this criticism; but Ne
should sogeest that Draper should be promoted 70 tho
dlioo OF General Foursh he evidently possesses more
capacity parade himself before tho public case than
any other candidate for public recognition now perform
Ing upon the public boards
NJ a Hemphai 10 tho candidate Of the runp Of the
Know No,hnxs while william l. Proch tailor, hold nc
l~A~ 0A~xf
peoples candidate And 20 the forces marching and
uchipg, the little captains sru.ting before the
rag ias and bob n Of their follower while the Gag q
the valiant Brady proudly unfurlod TO the breeze Aad
his drums are beating japanese airs sort Of chasugs
10 come on and beat him II they cAn.
sRvKsrH DISTRICT.
We are now In a district that gives the drs shadow
Of hope and reform. The people, irrespective Of party
seem have been moving here with sogenea Of pur
pose and absene Of weakening divisions which pro
mise every hope CT srccca. They In solid column
and marching with the unalnching precision Of The
Old Guard, and have taken up Q about forty d Vi
years Of age, Who hes lived In their midst al Of his life
has he'd ooe been candidate for one, has
earned bis living aud amssscd substantial competency
and vhose career furnishes unbems hcd record Va
refer Charles j. Chipp the taxpayers candidate Re
Is engaged In the coal trade Il 10 trre that fammauy
has endorsed him. but II vii not DO entted 70 The credit
Of bis election suecessfa kr. G. h elected the credit
will be due 10 the taxpayers.
me republicans with the consistency Of purpose which
sec 10 have actuatsd al Of their movements for Aidef
men, hsve put forward their standard bearer, ass
paying starr the oonplimess Of endorsing him, Mr.
Daniel Darow member OF The Board Of oounciimen
Il fcient 70 say Of him thai whilst member Of Thai
Board he developed the principles that VIII govern hla
srtoa Ehsn n me mbey on the hard OF Counciimon he
voted for Geo Laws Yopkers railroad scheme, ~hch W.
The commencement Of the gridiron business and - ths
Supporter Of kindred measures. This Yonkers scheme
the project 70 give 70 Geo Law, Petigrsv and com
psny grant for the occupation the principal sess d
The city without any bosus or oompensa,,oa. Mr. Oar
row entitled 70 be olassed with the philosophers thai
favor that kind Of business, aud al who beevs IN ~
teachings win q course vote for him. Hs business
Wharfage and seserai spccuator IL docks
rhe xozsr, Han PARTY have also endored Nr chipp
We have therefore one dtrc. With the united