The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03
CITY POLITICS.
THE CITY AND COUNTY TICKETS IN TIL

THE CITY AND COUNTY TICKETS IN THE
FIELD.
OPINIONS AND sPEcrLATIoSs OF TIE POLITICIANS,
ETC., ETC., ETC.
The politicians we're busy all day yesterday discussing
the nominations for city and county Offices All the
tickets have been made out with the exception OF
the Bell Everett which has been postponed until next
Friday evening But for all practical purposes the various
parties have their candidates before the people, for Is
generally conceded that the Union party will pick Its
nominees Of the tickets already in the field.
for the purpose Of deliberately surveying the field and
with the avowed object Of choosing from the candnstes
already nominated that the Bell Everetters adjourned
The ticket sent fourth by Mozart Han generally
sdered strong The nomination Of Judge Russell for Re
corder and James Lynch for Register seems to occasion
the other parties small Of anxiety Mr. Cnss w.
May, the Brccknrdge candidate for Recorder his
determination TO run although badly defeated In the
Mozart Convention We have not heard what the deter
minntion OF Mr. Hoffman is but II is generally believed
The deciinaton Of Judge Edmonds Of the republican
domination for Recorder has brought up anew mos. e.
citing bone Of contention before the Republican Judiciary
Convention. Nessrs. John II. White and Charles &.
Spencer the most spoken OF in connection
with the vacancy IN the ticket caused by Judge monds
publican Judiciary Committee, Is awaiting reply from
Judge Bonney the for the Supreme Court before
issuing call for the rcassemblng Of the Convention
A PROPOSED GRAND UNION ToECHLIGHT
PROCESSION.
Pursuant to the following notice large meeting was
held the dining room Of Tammany Hal last evening
for the purpose Of msknn preliminary for
a monster torchiight procession
DEMOCRATS TO THE RESCUE.
this city, and All Who are opposed 70 the dangerous Of
~ s.euous black spoecan party are rsque.ed 70 meet a.
he purpose o. eneng thorough ORGANIZATION % ward
n the city, and 10 make preparation for grand orchgh
Procession. The Affairs ad
monhe. 10 10 I aside our personal and political preudces
eounr, expects every mrn 70 do his duy, ,vxnv.s
The anticipated success Of the forthcoming display Of
the WIDE Awakss reused the dormant enthusiasm Of Mar
shal Rynders and the unerhed that the
were very enthusiastic. Capt Rynders appointed
Presiden, and kessrs McclAcsner and Walker sec<eia
ries.
The PRESIDENT announced the object OF the meeting
observing that orss had arrived in the htoay Of
country that demanded action part Of the
opponents IL black republicanism. was desigoed 70
organize all the clubs Of tho various political orgAnix
tons IN this and the adjoining cities. 10 order 70
iorehi,sht prooesslos The Prcsldeu, remarked that
be desued this procession 10 Guido the wide-Awake
demensirailOn,, and therefore be hoped they would
utmost endeavors 20 make this Demonstration .
In oesclusi he stated that there Partially
meant In selecting nmnany Hall for holding The meeting,
for be wanted this great procession be participated In
by all men who were opposed 10 the election Of Lincoln
rhe CIumras then called upon the Presidents Of the
various clubs in New YORK n d Brooklyn 70 state the
promptly responded TO, when u WAS discovered that
every ward In the city represented By DosGAs and
johnson, Breckinridge and lane and Bel and Everett
clubs, who expressed their desire TO take part In the
foribcor ing monster demonstration There were nearly
seventy clubs represented among them fourteen Bell and
Everett orgsnzaicns and, has been already remark
ed the meeirg very enthusiastic and the signs are
that the democratic torehght procession vil surpaes
suyihrg that vas attempted IN the pamest days Of the
when the respective clubs had reported themselves,
Mr lyndcrs "id that be bad several communicates
from Bell and Everett clubs In New York BROOKLYN
who wished 10 participate In this demonstration, and
with pcrmsa q the meeting be would bid them hearty
Of the Uhion and the constitution coming from
every quarter TO sustain The country in this
seen in the history q this country the present
Ior there was nothing 10 be dreaded 20 much
fore welcome al political organizations tina, opposed
y We sectional black republican party 70 the rescue Of
Major GsAvcs D Hsti moved tina, Marshal Rynders be
appointed Vie Grard Marshal IN anticipation 81 the pro
csssicn. Before the motion put, Mr.. Rynders oh
served that he had desire 10 take upon him the Rrdu
duty 81 arranging ard conducting the Demonstration
lie bad passed through many campaign. and almost
out but IN this important crisis he ready 10
devote bra tuergy and talents in the common cause OF
The couLy ard the safety o. the Union and the Const
tuition cloud eheers) lie gave them notice that n he
should Be appointed grand marshal would carry out
The rrcEfanme without avorttm The motion was
pct and carried unanimously.
wished 70 take part IN the procession.
A ccmmun cation read from the Spartan Asocia-
ior which vas esbanded lev years ago but which
reorFsned for the purpose Of aiding 10 the de-
featti Inns ln and aamlin
resolution vas adopted empowering tho President 10
argont nittee = eve 10 CoEicr with him making
TIE Necessary arrar gemefts
Mr. EyNpEYs informed the audience, that Il was
customary for the Marshal 20 select one gentleman
from each club that expected 10 take part,
vhrh custom he would adhere 10, adding
that taT the wide Awakes caught them mapping, but
the cvtn"u nigbt they would be right side up with
rufe The Nartha APPEARED 10 be In bis glory and In
fused he enthusiasm ibto the representatives u the
ftnigations who were IN attendance, and there no
Doubt but Under hs msnagement-for he has expe
rsncc N setting up political displays than any other
IN tie United siatef-the Union torchlrht procession
WI surpass any ihing Of the kind In this country
Mr. KfsntRs said thsts would be secured for the
meetings 81 the committee In central part Of the city,
where the respective clubs could communicate with the
ofcers a the Torchlrht Assoc iation.
On molten the meeting then adjourned, subject 70 The
call Of the Marshal
THE NOMINATION OF UDoLpHo WOLFE