The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-03

contingent items in the tax levy He voted against the
Three Million War bill when nrst up stating
his reason that he thought the general government and
not the State Legislature, should provide for the enlist
mens. Ho however, voted for tho bill when IL
down from the Senate for concurrence In the amend
ments.
TWELFTH AS sEMBLY DISTRICT.
THIS district comprises all that portion Of the city lying
between Houston and Fourteenth streets east avenue
A. There are five candidates in the field.
Patrick DAILY, the Mozart candidate, is about thirty
two years Of age, shpjoner by trade disabled in his
business and is fire alarm bell ringer; native OF
New York, and man Of good education and fair speaker
Andrew Smith, the Tnmmany candidate, was me,a-
Der OF the Legislature Of 1860 and grdon patriot
Der OF the committee that ground all the railroad
jobs of the session. His legislative record defeated him
last year. He is q liquor dealer
John Iambrecht, the republican nominee, has declined,
and T. Harding 10 nominated In his place. He
by trade, and resident Of Fifth street. Is man about
forty years Of and has the Fifth endorsement
VIM f. BrinkerhoH, tho Marshall organization candi-
date about thirty years Of ago. native Of New York;
and house agent.
rHIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
This district takes in all of the Twenty second ward
There arc three candidates in the field.
fc ran ON the Tammany ticket last year; is somewhat
prominently connected with the mute democracy at
Commlssoncr smith, and i now the Ring candidate
Michael Miller has been nominated by the republicans
and the several Union Organizations He IS native Of
for long time prominent dstiller Is about thirty
years Of and has been connected with the Central
Park a. disborsng officer; would make an honest re-
Charles f. Birdaa recently brought ont by portion
Of the republicans Ii native Of MassachusSts about
thirty years OF age, and relative Of Judge Beebe. He
sa lawyer by profession, and appointed by Governor
Clark Judge q the Marine Court, position that he held
belongs to tho rabd antislavery wing OF the party
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
This district comprises oil Of the Eighteenth ward.
There only two candidates in tho fold and both good
men. Royal Phelps, a democrat, sound on the Union
question, has tho republican and Marshall organization
nomination. Is n man OF wealth and influence, for many
years ono Of the leading merchants Of this ctymember
Of the firm OF Maitland Pheipsand II Consul Of
the South American States about Atty years of age,
high toned man, and with such n representative tho
| city would never be msrepresented at Albany
| Robert {. Hutctings has the Tammany, Mozart and
several or the Union nominations. He member Of
the last Legislature, opposed all the lobby schemes and
the first democrat in the House that spoke in
OF tho Three Million War bill and made strong speech
No one knowing until he made his speech how tho demo
cratic members would vote, great credit Is therefore due
him for leading of. Is about twenty five years Of age
native Of New York, Of one Of the first families,
graduate OF Princeton College, and also Of the Columbia
College law school; is lawyer. by profession, good
speaker and made popular, upright and efficient repre-
sentative.
| FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
This district comprises the Twenty first ward. There
| arc two candidates in the field, both good men.
David s. Coddiagton has the Mozart, Tammany, the
Fifth avenue and tho Cooper Institute Union endorse
ments He is native Of this city about thirtysx years
master; lawyer by profession; held any Office,
nor has he boon connected in any way with the poll
tcans He was of the speakers ut the monster Union
meeting at Union square last April, and made telling
speech, md made the first speech at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel the assembage gathered there on receipt Of tho
news Of the downfall Of Fort Sumter; would make
| honest and efficient representative.
Edward johnson, his opponent is the republican and
mont about thirty nine of age fruit dealer In
Fulton street. and an upright man. He ran last year
the republican ticket, but was beaten by George w.
varian.
/ SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
This district comprises all that portion Of the city
known as the Nineteenth ward. There three candi.
i dates In the field.
Peter Meetan, the Tammany and Mozart nominee, is
native of the Fourteenth ward Of parenagc about
thirty three formerly engaged In the grocery business
and is now liquor dealer on the corncr Of Second
| and Forty eighth street.
ganzaton and the Greeley republicans He s builder
by trade about forty years Of age, native Of New York.
formerly democrat OF the Tammany school and
oer OF No 10 Hook ana Ladder Company. Never held
any oCicc
Dennis McCape has been nominated by the republicans,
Cooper lus.itjA and Local Taxpayers. lie was cand
date Of the republicans last year. and defeated by only
few votes He is about forty years Of age and horse
dealer by profession; well known on the road.
/ SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
This district takes In all that portion Of the city lying
north Of the centre Of Eighty sixth street. extending
| Spuyten Iuyvel creek.
sydney p ngraham r, again appears in the field with
] Mozart, republican and Union endorsements He Is a
Of age, native OF New York. in this race is OPP
posed by the Ring combination, and Is the special target
Of all the obbers, schemers and lobby phosophcrsa
fact that should for him the united support of all
tho honest voters Of the district Hc would make up
right and honest representative and guarantee would
not be mixed up in any OF the lobby schemes. He ran
last year on the Mozart Ticket and defeated but
stands good chance Of an election this time.
His principal opponent is Edmund Jones brother OF the
representative of last winter and the Corporation printer
He is the Ring candidate supported by thcCy Hall phi
FsoPhers frc Genet down. and pledged to all OF their
schemes throughout and should have Invitation from
his constituents, on election day, to stay at home
Bartlett Smith is the Fifth avenue nominee. He is
contractor and announces that he is elected he will
that tho upper en- Of the island into streets and
avenues forthwith.
John H. Hobbe has the Marshall organization endorse
ment He is resident Of Harlem, or wealth and
good standing: would make an honest legislator
Henry A. Sayrcs has the Cooper Institute endorsement
put we have hccn unable to ascertain Thing about
him.
This brings us TIC the end of tho Assembly nominations
mcnt in regard TO their anteeedents and quaifaa IONS
and leave it with the the several districts
to choose between them trusting that person who has
been mixed up IN any OF the schemes at Albany
the City Hall will under the cry for the Union deceive
the public into an endorsement at the polls
We shall In Mondays HERALD, give full list of all
the nominees for the different Offices in this city
FIRST SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
We notice that there is brisk contest in the First Sc
material district OF the state The republicans and Union
men have nominated Monroe Henderson, jamaica farm
er and the democrats Robert Christie OF Staten Island,
George Laws special ferry and railroad agent who for
some cause has arosc the suspicion the public mind
thai he Is tinctured with secession sentiments He is
however, shrewd politician and lust the man that INV
desires 10 have IN the Legislature. Judging from the
movements of certain active IN the Albany lobby
thec arc 70 BE- several big jobs at Albany next winter
didates
CANDIDATES FOR C0RONERs.
We have not space 10 20 into notice OF the anece-
dents of the nominees for this important Office re are
however, several good men in nomination. from which
the puhlic 10 choose.
ElNad Collins, resident OF the Thirteenth ward
for number Of years and for long IN the employ
Of Spoiord Tleston. He has the republican and
heopes Union nomination
Dr. l.. b. Wright, on the Mozart ticket is prominent
physician, and well known of the most efficient
physicians in the city.
CORRECTION.
We stated yesterday that Francis Clark the Tammany
nominee for the Eighth assembly district had called on
us aud stated that he had not been expelled from "A
Live Oak Engine Company. A member Of that company
called yesterday, and stated that former state
ma,rt correct, ard that Mr.. Clark not now mem.
Der OF tn, company Also that his course with the Fire
Hpuaves ended in Colonel Farhams te egraphng on to
the CITY and causing his arrest b finding that he had
not tax the oath he discharged.
The Election Returns.
TO THE ELECTION CANrAssERs.
The canyassers of every election district will be far
nished with blanks from tho Associated Press which they
respectfully requested TO I'll up soon as the votes
counted and deliver when called for to the rcgu.