The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-02


pr,. -'sive move In the famous gridiyon war.
Harvey !. 6evs. Sud . lawyer, about thirty s,1 years
o. sse. res,di,s |. s street, and practices his pro-
fession In Dey street, sanGs very WELL an intelligent
man, and we believes taxpayer.
william Orson, resident Of the Sixteenth ward, Is pre-.
scented - the representative Of aS people " TIA, ward
on the ticket he !. book publishe, carrying on the
orsrnete In Walker street, and IN intelligent and mp
tight man 1eured considerably In republican conyen-
lions
John D. Otiven " the Eighteenth ward representative;
rooer and hon furnace dealer, doing business a.
ls9 Third avenue; a about thirty i've intelligent
and taxpayer; would make good Councilman ms
his first appearance the political carpet there'ofe
untsinsed with the tricks OF politicians.
Thomas Stevenson the last list. captain
Of the Sixteenth ward police about forty years or
age and at present bookkeeper Of the Manhattan Gas
Company.
The Unon party have nominated full ticket, marshall
ed by A. Cranberry, one OF the chief spirits In the
Bell Everett general committee during the lsts cam
pagn. He Is clerk, and resides In East Twenty nrst
street Charles Holder dealer In pisnofortes and
Councilman 1864 and S. has also been t-ottcd out BY
hem. Aso John c. Haw We understand that he is the
carriage maker At ol0 Broadway, . man Of property
and taxpayer. William G. Bross, q clerk; Edwin Z
Wilbur business unknown, and william g. Frost "a &C
tive politician cloee up the list in this district and
bring us TO
THE SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
and the last which is in ition Of general commo-
ton When the Mozart ticket nominated . commit
conference appointed for the purpose Of uniting
upon ticket opposed TO the repubcansbut we have
heard Of compromises being effected, and have now
four regular, with two irregular, and squad OF
stumps in the fed watching around the outer edges.
The Mozart ticket IL headed by John Conway Irish
man. about thirty years age, who belongs 70 fire com
pany In Harlem. Roger Bowling il the next on The list
He Is an Irishman, about forty years Of age
ran last year and beaten. He formerly kept
the -Four Nile House, but Ia now o veterinary
surgeon generally considered clever soul resides 10
the Nineteenth ward Alexander AcMullen Ia also an
IrishmAn residing the Twentieth ward, abou. thirty
| seven years OF age, and stands very we'll
Geo W. Weeks young man, about twenty 1--WE years
age intelligent and well educated is real estate bro
ker in business with his fathers unquestonably one Of
tho best the ticket resides in the twenty first
ward, and ran last year and WAS defeated.
Edward Timpson about thirty years OF age clerk In
the Mayors Office and does large business in the real
state line; lis q reliable man and q taxpayer. Thomas
Higgins closes up the Mozart ticket He resides in the
Twenty second ward liquor dea in Eighth avenue,
and for Assembly this fall In the Thirteenth Assembly
district.
den. Of the Twelfth ward, and connected with the Har
lem Gas Company-we believe one Of the directors would
make good Churchman'S not taxpayer
Patrick Russell 10 about thirty years OF age,
coachaker by trade, very popular in his district was
up for oce BEFORE born in New Jersey, and
lie taxpayer
John Brico s also the list He Is a man about
thirty of the assistant engineers in the Fire Depart
ment, and popular with that class Luke Cirran, re-
siden Of the Twentieth ward Ii,hman, about forty
years at age and contractor also In the 1eld lie sad
to be connected with the Waterbury party in the Tween
tieth ward
Alex. Brandon next presents himself. he Is about
thirty i've, keeps painting establishment in Tryon row,
and is nan VIII, stands well with his party Alexander
Ward Is again pited against Thomas Higgins. He war
candidate for Assembly hirteenth distr,t in the
te contest and sSrery connected with the Street
Department
The republicans have presented mixed ticket, and
brought forward several OF the present members
Their ticket headed BY Jonathan Trotter, one OF
The present Councnen, and one Of those who escaped
the Jspanese fever the City Hall II may be owing 70
the fact that, being manufacturer Of India rubber a,
Harlem, he was enabled to wrap himself up In his goo's
and ward IL of.
The second on their list 10 Charles hcCariy,
man about thirty, and q member OF the
present Beard; Is In the "ring," and familiar with
the Japanese and George Laws Battery enlargement;
presents no appearance that would indicate tina. ne
qualified for the oflce.
Daniel f. Gavt Ia next on the lat BE has been hvora-
bly, noticed by the press rA-ed n this city, formerly
connected with the United States kaoasine, but 10 Lcr
engaged in tho stationery and engraving busness
held any ONCE, but was OF the ars organizing the
Wide Awakes In this city.
George Barns an Ir.snnah, about forty carper.er
BY trade, and not much known In the district John
W. Marshall u also . carpenter, young man, and .
relative, believe, OF Marshall OF the Consolidated
Stage Company. Charles G. Pnckney closes the republ
list He member Of The present Board OF Council
men, and outside of the ring Ne called BY shoes IN
the combination the watch dog OF the city treasury
quite active the Board and has escaped all the
contagious diseases that has visited that locality.
The Union In this district have four or ave men
In the oetd they have endorsed Jacob NJ Long the
rammany ticket, br, have uotted Out g. d. Bingham,
livery stable keeper, taxpayer, and who never held
any ofice
O. Holden, the next on the liss i . taxpayer, and
engaged m merchant, dealing In ladies' dress cap..
ruches and hair neu; wn prominent member Of the
late American party; nominated for several different
Offices by that PARTY, but was never elected
stephen Roberts, ships,niia, q property holder and
taxpayer FOR the ss fourteen yosrs, really oae Of the
substantial Of the Twelfsa ward and would make
excellent Councilman.
Avsh Canneld, dealer 10 books and periodicals, Ia
Eighth avenue, In The Geld, no minated by the Union
party The balance or their ticket Tanmany
and Mozart
There also ten Independent candidates IN this dis
tris keeping W regular guerilla warfare, Of
them doubt brought out fer the express purpose o.
acpg decoyr, BE-, having lk.le strength behind
them. We have not thought II worth spending time
IN looking m their hiding places
We have thus weied through the one hundred ard
iweuty odd names prevented the best that short
time has permitted; uUl any person resss them
cannot fan 70 becore convinced that the lower 81
fooCiy are running crazy for cfoe, and uaicgs
wholesome change takes place shall be overrna b.
hordNs from the rumnolcs 81 the CITY.
CANDIDATES BEFORE TIE PEOPLE.
ALDERMEN.
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