The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-23
CITY POlftfcs.

MOVEMENTS OF TIKI CITY REPUBLIC AEs-rHmR
HOPES or CARRYING THE COUNTY AND JUDICIAL
oFFICERs-wHO THEIR CANDIDATES ARx-rm
TAMMANY CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS r0-M0R-
ROW EVENING, ETC., ETC., ETC.
Tammany Hall having opened the ball formally By
nominating full ticket to be subjected TO the guragss
Of the electors Of the county and city OF New York. the
other political conventions about TO follow suit ana
next week promises 70 bring with busy time for deas
gstes candidates, and last though not least reporters
The handful OF republicans Hourishing hereabouts
highly elated at the miserable dscord existing 10 Tie
bosom Of the unhappy democratic family, Aad hope 10 "a
gineer successfully the election OF sraightout woolv
headed ticket In November From present appearances
their anticipations are likely to be realized In part for
there no prospect Of the election Of any Of the demo-
cratic candidates. except those who receive the endo
Of two or three Of the democratic conventions backed
with the support Of the BeEverett men, however insg
nncan In numbers the latter may really be. The repub
lcans therefore marsha,lng their forces with
siderable spirit, and carefully canvassing the claims Of
their candidates, with the view to nominating but
first class men for the SURFACES Of the people.
On Monday evening the Republican County Convention
win meet ct the rooms Of the Central Committee Ne.
e1s Broadway We have already given the names Of tns
prominent canddates and have since seen no reason -
alter our calculations Some Of the candidates then
mentioned whose chances wers excellent, have declined
to run, thus abbreviasing the list Of asptrants.
NJ. Thomas W. Acton, the present Deputy Register,
haa caussd Ms 70 be Withdrawn from the aoad N
connection win the Rsssaernhip, md tbs osatss y
therefore confined Messs Nerwin r. Brewer John Key
ser, william H. Abertson and David Miller. ID Thoughts
that Mr. Brewer stands the best chance, and In fAct
hs nomination generally conceded, though his thrss
competitors VIII the Convsnton, each with host Of
friends. For the supervsorship there appears 70 b
candidate but William r. Stewart whose nomination w
be given By aoclamation
The Jrdical Convention for the nomination Of Justios
az the Supreme Court. Recorder. City judy end
Surrogate, will meet Tuesday night -
he game place the County Convention. ms
siropges. competito, appears TO be the Recorder
ship, the friends OF Messs John a. White, Charles e.
Spencer and Welcome r. Bse6e urging the claims Of the
respective candidates very ssaiousy Judge James Il.
welsh 10 not . candidate 81 ~.
Britannia W. Bonney, The present Incumbent, WIN, II =
thought get the nomination for supreme Court Isaac
Dayton Ed. P. Cowies and Edgar 9 Van Wrinkle wuuid,
NJ Aerssaer Brsdfbrd refuses The use q bis name il
cpsnsrs.on w2 IL oce Of Surrogate He does not de-
o1U - puGlem 81, on the contrary, working very
hard br - noD1as:on o. his friend, David r. Jaaues,
sr.e j.sass p ooass sa
stand better OF the nomination thaa ette- Of
bis eoDpsstors Asssssaas District Attorney yoaa ssds
wick and baac Dayton.
Police Justice Qoscke7srsa and william Allen the
probably recs We the pontaaS.ca-
TIE Congressional Conveotisrs elected In accordance
With The fammanv call vf'i ais mese " Ugsrow
log. Isssnuca - there were ~ unvoidabss srssrs
the democratic asrlran q day With the desired eorec
tso3s and additions, which are - iolows-