The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-01

Extending Their Combinations I'm the
Assembly Districts-Third and Fourth
District-A Correction--Thc Candid ntcs
Cohtcsiins for Assembly Honors I'm the
sixth, seventh and Eighth Assembly
Districts, Sc, &c.
we are informed that the Union organizations that
agreed upon Mr. yulte for Sheriff in the Everett House
Conference DO not intend to withdraw Vulte but on tho
contrary are making all the necessary arrangements
have boxes at tho different voting places on Tuesday
next, and It is now confidently assorted that vde will
take oil large portion of the republican vote from
Brown. The sheriInlty contest is certainly mixed
affair, and It is difficult notwhs, standing we are
within five days Of the election, to unravel IL.
The Assembly contest forms important feature in
the potcal battle The county candidates arc the gene
rails and colonies leading tho several political armies,
ana the Assembly Nominees are the captains and leute-
nans, but IN many instances perfect disorganizers
dead load to the leading officers II seems that there is
disposition to descend lower and lower every year In
the class of nominees that brought for tho Le
gslaturc We have, is true, several good and worthy
men in nomination for the Assembly, but the bulk Of the
candidates have not the first qualification for law
maker, and indeed, many Of them cannot write their
own names. We defy any person, not how
closely he has watched the politicians this city, or how
thoroughly he may BIO acquainted with the politicians
take the list OF candidates is published the differ
ent papers, and tell who they are, whore thoy came
from, or anything about them. Less half OF the
candidates are to be found the directory, and OF
Mrge majority the most active politicians in their wards
do not have the rcmotest knowledge Of them. Yot
this kind oil stun 1t is expected the city of New York
will send TO Albany as lawmakers. is 1t wonder that
we are the worst governed city in tho word9
The public mind is absorbed the present on the war
question The schcming and jobbing politicians taking
advantage OF this and are preparing for rich harvest
at Albany next winter in the description Of special jobs
There are two Broadway Railroad projects already cooked
up and nominations have been made large majority
ofthe Assembly districts this special end and strange
to say the Marshall organization, or the called peoples
party, in which William Allen Butler an anti railroad man
has been an active member has railroad
Assembly on lis ticket than any other party. At first it
had two or three senators who counted by the
Broadway Railroad patriots being sound; but 1t was
discovered, ard they were THROWN and others put in
their place So much for the reform party. There are
but two three districts in which the other set Of
the Broadway managers have not their combinations
In our notice Of the candidate in the First district
stated that Mr. Callahan voted against the Three Million
War bill. We have since examined the vote and found
that he was nor present when the vote taken, but
voted for 1t when 1t came down from the Senate.
We We're not able to find anything about Mr.. BERNARD
Herman, the workipgmens candidate, in the Third AS
semby district III time for our notices OF the candidates
for that district No seemed to know him. We have
since asccr,aincd that he keeps drinking place and
dance house in Laurens street
We also stated that Mr.. Pohamus was at Albany la
boring for the passage Of the Swill Milk bill Fearing
that statement may have the tendency to deceive
OF the in the district we Will state that the bill
wasfor the suppression OF the sale OF swi milk wise
and much needed law.
We should have stated our notice Of the candidates
in the Fourth district that Francis s. Lambert, tho
publican nominee, strenuousy advocates tho policy Of
the President and openly opposes the emancipation dodge
that portion OF the republican party strongly demand
shall be the war cry Of the army. He is only about
twenty four instead Of thirty years OF age.
SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
This district comprising all that portion Of the city be-
way 10 avenue and Clinton street, represented in
tho last Legislature by $. I. Webster.
Tan,manv and Mozart Ma il Of nm irish family ihouyh
native Of New York; Is about "a years Of age
gagged in the packing box business in Marion street. At
time he belonged TO the Hbernan Hook and ladder
Company No. Is, but believe is member Of
Engine Company No. Q; is man Of moderate intepi-
gence and has promised the boys he makes anything
Il Albany he will divide. lie chairman last year
Of the Mozart committee OF the Fourteenth ward and
holds tho same position this year in Tammany.
Geo W. Anderson has been placed in nomination by the
republicans taxpayers, Union and German League He
is man about thirty years OF native Of New York;
we es oss N %
engaged in the produce business in Fulton market, but
has meyer held any oSs ,sa " ar sST:; 81
the Marshall organic ,ton but we informed has since
declined leaving the contest between Coey Anderson.
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
This district takes in all that portion Of the city lying
between Fourth and Fourteenth streets, extending from
lion ) Y SSS sa1as Hsaar. aad rs%
many Halls both pa, iorws psp'el young, VINO repre-
sentsd this district las. lie and ud we
naed for Senator in the sixth Senatorial dis. ' ~" ~,
gave his antecedenls in sketches OF candidates
Senatorial honors but that ha has since backed
Of the Senatorial fight, and pr, that he
returns the Assembly contest In reference to his
tecedents refer readers to our former notice.
Edward r. Phelps Is the republican nominee for this
dintr Itp a live tha
stock NJ CRANKY about thtyoar years OF age and has
resided in New York since 1885, for time clerk
IN the fancy dry goods traae connected with different
prominent houses engaged IN the wholesale and import
ing Of fancy silks for himself as the partner Of Hodges in
1900, the name oi the urn oehg duascs fcis, dorg
business Mt 2U2 t adway but has been out of the trade
1851 and unable to give his present business
His father major in the war OF 1872 and he is,
matter Of course, sound on the war question
His competitor in the Convention for the nomi-
nation Henry J. Raymond Raymond, having
been defeated there, has since been nominated by
the Marshall Union or2anzation and manocuyring
for the Mozart endorsement until Daniel Young backed
Oh the Senatorial fight. He is native OF Livingston
county in this State and about forty two Of age
graduate OF the Vermont University, at Burlington,
VI. engaged the Tribune as tho associate Of
Greeley in 1s41; afterwards connected himself with
Webb on the Coaufr; was elected a member Of
Assembly from the Ninth district IN 1910, and served in
the Legislature during the year 1850 and took an active
part IN the anti slavery discussion Of the session.
the fall Of 1850 and Speaker OF the House
during session Of 1851 and tie author Of the wing adj
dress Of that session. which cammcd the whs party OF
the Empire State to tho Of the aboiitioniss
member of the Wing National Nominating Convention OF
1852 elected Lieutenant Governor in 1854 and acted
President the Senate during the session Of 1855 aud
1866 His sessions tn the House were before the
erous Jobs of this city taken TO Albany he has,
therefore legislative record that subject although
his paper took sides with Taylor in the West Washington
market Job He belongs to the Fremont wing of the
republican party and has during the past six months
been constantly attacking the administration.
Charles II. Marshall WAS placed in nomination by the
Fsh avenue and Taxpayers Union party but under
stand that has declined and will not be the field.
This district located AT the extreme eastern limits Of
the city, comprising all that PORTION OF the city lying be-
tween East and line drawn through the centre
CT Clinton street to ouston down Houston the river
may well be put down the political ni, ced district
Candidates spring within its limits by crops
seldom having less than six candidates. each
according his own statement, being sure OF the cleo
ton There al least six candidates in the field
and we not sure but two three skuikng
about the piers and wharves Of the district whom
| portefs have not yet found.
VIM }. Olvany is In the field the Mozart candidate
He about twenty four years Of age, intelligent looking
formerly dry goods clerk, but takes charge Of
branch OF his father business His rather being livery
stable keeper and undertaken, he has placed VIM j. in
charge Of the latter branch Of his business and s s the
second that have found DESTROYS Of going
TO the Legislature. He has held any Office
| that aware Of.
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