The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-17

on that point they better change their IN.
tics and elect members to the Board Of Aldermen an
ouncmen that will stop the pecuasions Of those boards
inc mayor Is not tho that forced the j,
paheae budget upon tho people. IT is not the Mayo
'ms' ohacts ordinances and financial budgets swelin
our taxes millions Of dollars every year The combinn
non KNOWN 40 the Ring does that kind OF work The
al ospohsiole for Jobs like the Hackey conhao. aa
sim. s' sesemes that are annually forced upon the tax
payes III reality upon those who pay rents; for thu
higher no xes the higher the rents that he poor MAJ
has to pa, more was great buster about reform foul
years snce and Daniel T. enAnn was elected az the 70
form aAsdidA ss but what we ASK did il amount 10
Was the evil the City Hall abated in thoteastY Il con
tinncd the rs before, has 10 this day and
arc elected Aldermen md Councilmen Noseentlemen Of
The Taxpayers aud Rentpsyers' associations, Il
y you ,h wish 70 prevent your taxes Increasing
hive any desrs cheaper the or the labng man
By reducing tho taxes then bring out your Stewards
Of that class and oocs shsm to t2e Hoard Of
and Adernien and you will then secure reform that
wiz amount 70 something. with majority oven In the
mensScr evil which wo hear much complaint about
will be strangicd in it, den and schange made In ous
cry governments that win be worth recording but Il air
tho money and time Of the reformers spent on the May
crafty even victorious It will b barren victory aud
the OWL which Il Is desired to reform will si
The National Union organization have nominated C.
Godfrey Gunther for Mayor Ho has, however, declined
with an "f; is unwilling to with or two nonina
m 4: put an;. wog 70 stand p,odsd she force
ready to run or sit down. just the tide He has
also boon endorsed by tho syracuse Delegate Union party
and IL also favored by the Germans
Tammany Hall appears TO be all ut the Mnyorsl-
~ The warriors OF the Old Wigwam had made up their
minds to unite with tho republicans tho Mayoralty
question; but tho nomination or Ofdyks by the latter
party has settled that question and leaves them
sea- They are, in fact coMpeteiy lost and don't know
what 70 do There is only question that they seem to
no united upon and that is opposition 10 Wood and here
ends their harmony Although tho Committee OF Twenty
has been In session several occasions at the time Of
IaUo al citatsu al
though still in session.
Tho Republican Mayoraty Convention was one Of the
most aughabfe performances that has OF in polti
cal matters this season-in fact it may be termed tho pc
tical buresque Of tho One delegate favor
OF opdykc because Opdykc was rich and was ambitious
to spend his money. Another voted for his nomination
because no had no chance for election In fact the
whole scene at tho convention was that looked
they would lot 1t end We have been unable TO find any
person who entertained the remetest idea Of 0pdykes
success In fact many Of the most respectable republs
cans have stated openly since the nomination that they
intend TO vote for Mayor Wood, giving their
that the different portions Of tho army about
to march into the heart OF JEFF Davis dominons,
and they hoped that but few months would roll
around before the rebellion put down. When that
was accomplished they beloved that the Southerners
would come back to New York with better grace Mayor
Wood man of his antecedcnts Mayor than II any
straight out republican, known 10 have beon active
republican party presided al the City Hail. They wished
to show to the Southekcrs that the city or New York
not SO bitterly opposed to them nor anacal the sub
jeci. These that we have heard from the
and we give thcm for what they worth OF the
numerous sraws that add to tho items that make the
political events Of the city.
The politicians in the several districts and are In
hot pursuit after the Adermanc and Councmanic posi-
tons. The candidates, like those for Assembly in the
late canvass spring in crOpH with fair pros
p.ct OF a scrub race all around.
There is COOL number oil candidates FOR Mayor anx-
ionsly waiting for nomination Among the lanimany
politicians the following spoken OF as quite promi-
nentA V. Stout James I. Brady Hiram Waibridge, 9.
Godfrey Gunther, James d. Nicholson, Edward Pierre
point John. H. Deylin Henry g. Stebbins and numerous
others Tho friends OF each claim that they have the
inside track AS we have no desire to drive away their
deuson, will allow them for the present TO think
II appears that the contest for Alderman in the
Twelfth district is already becoming somewhat spicy.
Booze is in the field with the Tamany endorsement. while
ex-senator Bernard Kelly already been trotted
by some twelve different clubs, and win yet have the
Taxpayers and Mozart endorsement The OF the
tweivecubs will be found in our advertising columns The
contest between Japanese o0le and Senator Kelly will
evidently be ono Of the features OF the canvass.
The following are the nominations that have boon made
thus far
Rspub'ioan. ;, NATIONAL Union.
c. Godfrey s1 daah ssa's samue, H sysns
ALpERMANIc NOMINATIONS.
S S Ss John ,,a ;,.s.r
3 S %%. 1 1' sa:,.,.
is- q; 8 Y s. Tis!,1oAn D. ossiwsu.
m ssC:E'y rhom.. asspsdon
AR S.,Sn G 4 Nm. Democratic c"'.
is-Bernard Kelly. Bernard Kelly Kelly
CoUNCILxANIc NOMINATIONS.
'''1' ausss Ha s's'1'i Ta u.e.
Sss ePssn j Jones: A' Adolphu. Bar.
james sandford
James Jam Hays
Go w.,. n.Ia sssA.Os,AI n.,aicr
Jssn I; MsassEri. f: 4 smith;
S SSs; ~: s''; :.:st S:s...
uxru SENATORIAL DIsrRIcr.
I'll sr %x,.
John Kavanash.
O. F. Brandon
Ward. conmisstoners Inspectors Trustees
s-Tim'hy Brennan VIM. can.well.
s-John Nash AL Mat.hewson John s' n siasol.
John J. Dimond.
It's. Acker. :. Cnnlen.
ls-John H. Trap. Peter Relyea. Fred ioseln
aS-Jsmes Moore. Thos Mckenzie. Tho. N. Partridge
:, John leydecker.
Tammany MA yoralty Convention.
Tho Tammany Mayoralty Convention met yesterday
afternoon at Tammany Hall After being closeted fol
some hours without transacting any business, the Con
vention adjourned to meet to morrow (bIonday), al
twelve O'Clock
Defamation or the MayornIty Nominn-
tion by mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The statement printed on Saturday to the effect that
Mr. Mintun had declined the nomination for Mayor in
consequence Of tendency to disease Of the heart,
entirely without foundation in fact. The error We
believe, arose from the ncorrecness OF verbal mes
sage. Mr. Minturns health is perfectly good
Republican C0Hnc ilmanie Con vcntiOn.
First Distric-At meeting Of the delegates OF this
Convention, held last evening, Owen W. Brennan in the
chair the following nominations wore made:-Joseph w
Hawks, Adopbus Borst, John " Gallagher VIM II JAEGER
Joseph D. Costa and Thomas Outwater.
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