The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-04

nor that being used against him, are unable say;
but one Thing certain, that whilst Lynch and biz
friends are spending their time DoastDg, MAJ Brennan
and his associates who understand all the political wires
ana their ramincatons throughout the city, are
doing an immense amount OF work in . quiet
way, the kind that tells with - much effect
that Of Mayor Woods In the last charter
election Brennan s before tho people the nominee
OF rammany, but has received nnnumerable endorse-
Of German clubs working mems organizations and
other squads that make up the general army In this
test Lynch before the voters The Mozart Hall
and the Yankee Volunteers" candidate and running
with the party who are trading OF Judge Abraham o.
Russell the Mozart nominee for Recorder for that Of
Hoffman, the Tsmmany candidate which Is Djuring him
very materially amongst large class who snxous to
see honest and fearless Judge elected TO that Office
The campaign started out in = direct issue between
Tr~Nany and Mozart Hall upon these two candidates,
bu Issues and other questions have entered into the
Dght which longer makes the vote the test Of those
two organizations Lynch, In localities, will
ahead Of the Mozart ticket, whilst in others Bren
nan win walk into the vote OF that party la . way
that win astonsh many Of those who agur
Ing on this question. Tho latter Ia looked upon
~ the best nominee put forward by Tammany,
whose former associations draw him tho support OF
Glars that OF the other candidates Of smmany
viii be able 70. shrewd politicians declare the
be directly between Lynch and Brennan with the chances
In favor OF the latter whilst the republicans
ngly sanguine Of sppng Keyser IN between the two.
The leading Mozart Hall managers have expressed
opinion upon the result In the last twenty four
being doubtful The nght Is the most Interesting in
the canvass, and II Will 60 great way 10 settle only
the Oepgressmep bat other local candidates. Theke Of
this contest has not been In tho metropolis but
in the last ten years Ali sides win, beyond doub., be
wise after the votes counted In tho meantime any
person who desires 70 and determined elec
tioneeriDs, may watch the movements Of Lynch and
Brennan for the next forty eight hours.
Next 70 the contest the Register that Of Recorder
The combinations that being made against the cleo
tion Of Russell are quite numerous, and notice that
some Of the Mozart Hall nominees engaged in this ope
ration, aad trust that the friends Of order the
fearless administration Of laws win remsmber these
gentlemen a. the ballot box desperate effort being
made 70 prejudice the minds OF better class Of
against Mr. Russell on the part Of the republicans who,
from their course, seem TO consider Mr. Russo the only
candidate that they have running against their nominee
tn u really amounts TO anyt thing.
F.om the general county skrmish let US take view
OF the several Cong essiona battles which going
oa In our mdst, with all the noise MD tumult Of the
In the Third Congressional district Benjamin Wood,
the romnee u Mozart Hail. Tammany ana the Bell party,
Ia working like beaver for his election and has In his
ranks working boys Of the distrct-thcse VINO do
the roli icai work.
AS Mr. Mather, however, has withdrawn from ths can
ysss Mr.. Woods SUCCESS may now be regarded as cer
tain.
The republicans are making numerous promises 70 the
runners about CATTLE Garden, that they will 60 for Viii
hanson, Governor Morgan will pardon Fowler the tcke
swnder recently seat by Judge log raham yet they
Governor to pardon him, but consider IL "good enough
Morgan until after election"
There is no change in the Fourth district worthy Of
note he chances are, however, in favor Of the election
of Kerriean. The people 10 be tired Of spsnese
representatives in that locality.
The sixth dhtrict presents q more lively contest Here
0nd another Japanese cement in favor Of Win
throp Chanev, who appears on the political stage
the special frtnd Of Booe, who using his power % OBJ
tain the dsmsfa OF every person In once who In found
taking in favor Of John Cochrane He has commenced
fpoli,rA persecution Of old and ell tried mea which
reacpg asantt him and his yapancfe candidate for Goa
grers The removal Of Peter Petit the position OF
ilerk OF the Union Mafket-a position tha, he has held
because Of hs careful attention 10 his duties
wsttervelt was hayoran the appointment q Jaunes
Conway ramseller IN his place has stirred up regu
lar breeze IN hat portion Of The ds,ri and N turn
of votrs agalnst Chauer aud Andrew Smith who
q scoes tso worst inSt bs hss ~.ass Ass sasasl.
Tho republicans are vary xionS that the hght shsu oe
kept up and Chaner remain In the d sad all VINO
their votes for chaner Indirectly voting for Conck
llpe, the republican nominee.
Prom q careful canvass Of ihe District have acer
tartd that the contest directly between Mr. C0chTane
and Mr. Concrlipg No other dec son be arrived
ever, will be a close one bet seen the two, aud a
bali dezsn votes may settle the question ei every
perfon therefore, desde what course he viii pursue,
and every democrat that prefers the election OF rspub
losn 10 ctmocst viii as his vote for Mr. Chanler, and
every peson no has anxiety 70 see the district re-
presented by able and conservative man. person
who has by his past course proved himself 10 be one OF
the abest that has been sent TO Congress
from Tits city for years-~ VOC for John CochraEe.
Thai the ssue, look st you wlCochrane or Conck
lipg-choose between them. A number OF persons are
work against Mr.. Cochrane because they failed -
get this that petty appor but the ssne s OF too
great importance 20 ct mere personal feeling decide H. II
u 10 be hoped that all such feelings will Dc buried, and
the duty they have 70 perform.
rene, but lie Is not nominated by the Tegl
lar PARTY According 10 all usagee Of the
democratic party in this city, who have acted upon The
has been the regular party s1ce the Waterloo do
feat Of ranmany last year Consequently Mr. Cochrsne Is
The nSminee o The regular party IN this district Bot
there s more important question this Ia
oil probability Lincoln Will be elected President, wnen u
oe:em nse 'ha a'e I've n,
CITY, andthe voters Of the sixth Congressional dstrc.
Gao secure this In no other way than oy voting m John
Ccchrane, every vote given for Mr.. Chanier Is one
in favor Of M Corcksg the contest stands In that
/ district
The eight in the Seventh and Eighth districta fair
and square one; but two candidates In the aed IN
either of those dsctsonc for each party No false ~
therefore brought up 70 divert the attention Of The
The several candidates tina, have received nomnsons
In the fth Congressional district from anii repnbi 'aa
organizations held conference yesterday with the Com
miee Of Ffeen, and II vas analy determined that NJ
Nelson Taylor shall receive the united conservative sup
port representative In Congress from this district Az
o the other candidates except Mr. John Duny vithirew
their and ssreed TO support Mr. Taylor bsap
posed that Mr.. Duffy has made some arrangement with
The black republcans under which be refuses 70 With
draw hopirg thereby 70 draw on some OF The anti re-
publican votes.
person that happened 10 be In the vicinity Of Crock
DuTs establishment yesterday, could have seen the
srgest number q what 70 ter med political ssyisers"
hanging about there that congregstsd In
any plarc-regular roughs, many of them looking as
though they had been starved condition for months,
but bad all Of sudden become hush by bleeding Tho
candidates who generally obliged 10 nay them some
Ting 10 get rid Of them, and out grand and
generally do anything else nccessary for the that
would hand over the money.
Third Congregational District.
WITHDRAWAL or Mr.. MATTER.