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

. IN ths Firth District-I"s
--ad Rabbits-PaPooses asa
BrAvss After The Board or Councs~'
6sc., &c.
rhere are about one hundred and twenty oanaiaAAs ~
~. e,a WITH beating hearts arshalng their respective
armies TO obtain possession OF Inc 'ofo "an0a :, y,
rr,c,osl legislature TIE clash OF arms the beating OF
A.. IN M Alderma BATTLES comp rson 70 the
a., and confusion now going among The Counclnanic
.ya,es The air played by the drum corps n many To-
c.,ss Is prec sely ,hat 70 be founa in many
OF The Alderman; districts 1t would seem that large
number do not understand keeping step 70 any other but
Japane,e ans, and are therefore 10 be found march
ipg 10 thai kind OF music The captain and generals
are proudly strutng before their several divisions as "
The fac of nations r-s.ed upon their shoulders.
GenerAl Scott, with all his natural dignity, rever
assumed half Of the airs put by these ward and pre-
they pass before the raak and die Of their
respective armies.
me beaa list of names presented by the several par
les needs the study Of tbs 10 md where they come
from and where they will probably go next, pcrson
however, who carefully searches amongst the rubbish
and The spkholes OF the several wards will II energetic
enough the OF human events and most OF their
hiding places Only about half OF these philosophers
arc TO be found IN the Directory-ani many who are
there have businesswhist msority are keepers OF
rumholee, the nurseries Of all uat is evil In our
body polite The week has bern busy one with
these asprsnts They have been alternating between
Hquor politics and turkey-turkey, politics and liquor
and have fact kept themselves in an interesting stew
generally Yesterday day of great life IN the vici-
ny o. Crook DuG7s At one during the cay that
locality had the appearance Of general Geld muster the
officers however, far exceeding the rank and se and pre-
sentng over anxious ard disturbed counienances, M
fearful Of TIE result
n few me
number small that II will hardly leaven the lump or
make the dirt paatbe the taxpayers and property
holders generally One would think by looking the
it that requenters OF the barroens aud like loca-
tes had oil been thrown into bag together, shaken up
and empted out-those that found their why out nrst
declared the candidates Of the party II the public Ia all
tho districts dad In the roll Of candidates men
worthy OF their confidence, then We VIII confess that
they are hard 10 please, and are willing TO take up
with almost anything for Councilman There are, we
know candidates enough in the field representing regular
and irregular parties TO satisfy the love OF variety In
any person. but localities the irregular
Than the regular willis, the regular canno. be touched
without epdangerng person contagious disease
OF the Asiaiic type There exceptions 10 this
rule. but they few and far between. The combna
tions that have been made, extending through all
parties, far exceed anything that heretofore ex
lated in the city; the main features seem TO
preserve the present "riug" at the City Hall and
keep up the populations in municipal Legislature for
the ,pecsl benefit of the captain, euenants and ser
gcans of the several camps, recompcnse for their
special labors sappers and miners In the several
wards
THE FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT,
com pr.ing the Frst oond Third Fourth Fifth, Sixth,
Seventh Eighth and Fourteenth wares presents tnrty
three ctndidaes for Corncilmanc houors representing
all shades and grades Of life In these wards, mostly Of
the pebeian ard barroom order, splced with Japanese
and "deai rEbbits good quantities. The battle Geld
In general dsturb,rce; the liquor stores and rum
holes havo besesei by anxious practitioners at the
bar during past week ard between the excitement
Of whpkey ger politics and late hours there has been
an existing of Affairs that bcssas all description.
Ths Tammany machine has presented four candidates,
who have bad large experience at the City Hall, and
have been fornd versed in The peculiar philosophy pre-
yalent in thA, locality.
Geo P Bedford, whose name heads the list 10 clerk
by trade, but q Councilman by practice; member
of that Beard in 1854, 1858, 1855, 1857 1858 and
lsie. AZ m instance Of the way be generally looks
when IN the Board have but to record the fact hat
no was ardent supporer Of George LAWS Yonkers BILL
George Barney painter by trade, but found time
IN 1855 aud 1855 devote considerable time a. men Der
OF the Board OF Councilmen.
Morgan jones s q plumber, and has been found pra,-
tslrg bis trade lay ing japanese pipes AZ well as ex-
sendips railroad tracks 70 YoDkcrs. BE has been mem
Der Of the Board or councimen for the years.
the President Of the present Board and knows al about
the my steries OF the "ring"
Henry Close Ia q tailor holding forth M No. ie Pssv
sireet-s new AZ far as the Board concerned, and
we believe, an Irishman.
Joscph Shannon Ia butcher by trade, but that Ia not
the only Geld OF practice In which he Is versed BE
member Of the present Board Of oouncmen, and his
s foremost IN the Japanese list, which, no doubt,
recommends him TO rammany Hall.
Joseph Murphy Ia an lishman, but we have been IN.
able 70 accrtan his business He resides In Elm street.
Mozart Hall has not improved the In the least bu
hAs presented ,et OF candidates the ,ame bag
John Tngen is Irishrlan from the -Four ward like
many otherr, unable 10 gre his business.
John Hogan lie q brusamsker In Liberty street, IL .
member OF the prescat Board and posted In regard 70
enc Japanese.
Harris Botart an Eighth ward man, and nsh dca-
er IN Clinton market, is likewise . member Of the
present Beard and " afflicted badly with the japanese
fever.
John Ba,a, an lrseran s new man on the list, bu.
aHluor dealer in Nalberry street, and halls from the
Tcurteeoth ward.
Hugh pOrpey IL also az lrishman, new man and
sr,h ward politician, and cmAnAtes from catng
IN Chatham, street
The seventh ward Nozarters are represented on the
,cket by Thomas Smith, liquor dealer In Mulberry
street also an Ifiihman.
Only three 81 The ,x republicans procr,ed ia TIE dis
tist 10 be found ~ Tire Directory, neither they
10 tho 5ctter class oftepablcars In the district
says prominent member of the parry and Of ths
Oldest residents ia the dstrc' who has awsys AIKEN
doep interest and watched foltloal matters, - eoar
bencvc there presented BY either party In ~.
district nat - a. 70 be 'ogCd ior they al o' the
,Ac class, cNuaIrg from tho uholCs Or the dtrct'
q. l. nouEeer'y. wso leafs the rcpl5ucAn ticket,
We have been unable /, trace c. Hal Il apalatcr
~ ua1e, making his headquarters Na4isod
street @esePh CostA has the reputation CT beias
very noe youug man bot those who know bin personally
could not give us hHs Dus acts J. " uask Ne believe
hs carmau 2. Hgrihoi, clerk In The over par. %
RroacsAy, navsry fair unexpectedly one Of II. Bee.
The ticket Jacob PeoAre Is a pAEubroker. aal ar.,
came in the Geld a. ar independent I, Z Jew, ard
mar q mears.
Tho Onion 7ariy have fu ticket: rot ore OF tser, Il