The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-27
TIE CHARTER ELECr ION.
Tse CouBS lin. o.tC squabbIsq- Nc hool Or
nesTs OseaIooksc-Eo General Move
m. mt for . Re

Tss counsiin nHic sauabbisa-schooIO Or
nesTs OseiIooksc-Eo General Move
m. mt for . Reform.
III. Cour conitrttems 10 be attracting more
attention rtt he POLITICIANS than al the offices
,ombne:. DusnrU Of cahdiestes, enanat'ng IRON all
sor Of parties arc being brought alto the oed many q
iht III er.reirg from obscury which has ossn their
sais 10 ujoy hr leig tine, The Candidates sifeady
plumber /. sop ii tee cry 10 still they come With
fair Irer,ci of Interesting 6eh before election day.
Ia many rnd The 10 stratum Of politicians
Of all parties bIbbt and bofg, with every prospect
of ,t,ir arll siu meing down together, making doee
Which, u swallowed b sny ward or election dstria,
must produce thorough vomiting and puTgng 10 tae
body polite. ms Is especially the condition Of that por
ton Of lie city which Booes district, where,
would sSem, III, philosophers have been driven 10
desperate plight and sshtrg - II for life and
bayrg been thoroughly routed Ltor schemes IN the re-
cent state election tbty trying 10 mix together for
smother grand heht, with determination TO wo or de-
they TO have sGaat,ed down upoE that section OF
the city Gock q yultuee hoser around carcass,
ard VIII probably there, pest and eyesoro
tie publr, ~ lorg - they opportunity 70 work
thsm,slss into place power. We tho better
cass Of the democracy in that locality trying shake
them OF AID get rid OF the that deeroy.s their
best interest but they have been allowed way
that having a,tened with the spells of ot,a and
become cary In their ios they al manner Of
airs defyrg those who by nature talent every
thing ellie qualified 10 bold political cnnc !, that
cay The ciiizers 10 that a,yoher potion ofthe city
whore these mefcerasy bands have obtained foothold
may expect to be In cted by these peas long they
vote for because they have been nominated by
the party to which they belong No person should far
lose hs Independence TO vote for any person for Alder
nan, Councilman or school ecsr becluse be had been
brought forward by the party with which be acted u 70
better for any party suer defeat than be the OF
fostirg upon the pubic such being put for
ward for most Of the Offices by all par,ies-sspec.s 70
continue in power the gang that rules 81 The city
Hail.
In the general mese the schoo ocerf--eay the most
impotan,-seem 10 be overlooked. In few localities
sufficient interest felt BY the friends Of education SEQ
that good men brought forward. the republicans
have Terompaed several Of the present o,ers OF
whom have discharged their dutiee with credit
otherwise T,mmany has Ia few Instances brought for
good men, has the Union patty but tho Of
all s, we see united movement on the part Of The
order Loving portion OF the community towards keeping
this mporAn, branch OF city governments out u the
hands Of the class that bold forth in III their govy
the City Ball What is needed in this respcc: gene
raj abandonment Of all party lines and union 10 every
ward upon men, irrespective OF party, whose position Ia
society and antecedep h as TO guarantee that they
will guard well the school interests OF tho oy bat his
from all appearance, The last thing that win done.
The present indications that school ystcm will
be made stepping s.one party influence and party n
uiauire-a result that 10 70 re depored.
The combinations and inigues that going in tho
Adermanic districts realty beyond the conception OF
novice politics The raging and foamne OF tho poll.
teal pillows have already swept away the foaudason OF
many sspaIt who supposed that he resting upon
n hsv tfn NJ tn, shkke
We shall oocasior 10 refer the moa,Ioos made
In tie several dIstricts they completed,
and leave further conEenis until then In the mesnt
pleading that some general Increment viii be put foot
prevent any he japanese YoIkers railroad crowd
from being returned.
In our list q candidates Published IN Sundays HEsArD
gave the rsne q A. Cer1eld the SaiicnA un,on
candidate for Councilman 10 ths Fourth district We
Informed that the person nominated n're % Avan =
Canneli. II there any ether the parties
csrned viii corer favor by sending the correst 10
the HHRAIp office
EIeurH IrDrcrAr INSTINCT.
Tais recently formed Judicial district, embracing
the si,teen,h and Tsentieta wards Toe rsmmany and
republican Conventions met lat evsnrg to mako ther
nominations for Civ Justice Inc
TAMMANY och INVENTION
Net ut No OF West thirty second street, aui pomina
,d AzneI r Herrics. Tie
Net No. 245 Eighth avsnre, two delegations present,
irr themselves fre m the Twentcih xa.d. After
d,rGble G,bate HE Turner Han or C,rove- d.esaIh
adm iea to tests and The Convention after several
baiots aojuintd 5riil his tverirK
MOZART HAIL corscIIsAsic NOMINATIONS.
Ewa Di,'riet-- Join Bcrsr, fret ward; John FaSen,
Fourth ward Mortimer Sullivan, Flfth ward To mas
I'm III, Seventh ~srd; harris Bgeft Eighth ward, John
Bush, FouIieehth ward.
FJh Dbrhi-Jofn Reynolds and To mas Kane,
S.vg Ffrth xards Pref III. md
ton, Eleventh ward; ard kupny, Tniriesn'h ward;
Ara Red. Tenth ward.
rAMMAsY ALpERAAsIc NOMINATION..
Ftrr. Ward-Hueh Croz'er
REPUBLICAN, SCHOOL NOMINATIONS.
Scond W0rd--So meeting
sixh Wa,d-So ueetIr
iNrturh Word-Rooer, Adams and samuel B IL.
Vance
Eisue.h Wdrd-rbe School Coz nion met sst niKht,
At Il Avenue r. ard adjourned without result III this
evening
Fufh Wcrs-Schcoi Commissioner, Henry LeSk;
lptpettor, Alexander Lana senr True1ss perJ bber.
wood, wm Haelei; W oil vacancy, John Nartti