The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-04
CITY AND STATE POLITICS.

Obliternted-Numbcr bcr OF Voters Absent
from this City and In the Army-An Eff
fort to Vote Men in the Names OF the
Abse sentecs-Prospects of Quiet Election
and n Small votc-The state Tickets
The County and Judicial Candidates
The Senatorial und Assembly Nomi-
necs, tSc., &c.
This s the day that the politicians have arrange
their forces for the battle tomorrow. We doubt
II there has been general State election for
the last ten years where there has been so little
noise attending the preparations Bonrcs professions
and target excursions have been almost unknown, and
public meetings few and far between. Tho fact Of the
matter s all parties and every candidate now before
tho people upon the platform Of sustaining the admi
nistraton in the vigorous prosecution of the war; Pub
lie opinion upon that subject Is strong that no party
dare raise any other banaer and candidate to be
found willing the tide by announcing himself OPP
posed to the administration This speaks well for the
sentiment Of this city in this trying hour Of our
national existence. While this feeling Is UNIVERSAL,
tho most casual observer cannot fail TO see
that all party III arc b;okcn up, and the
very course of the ragty h.. crs in their move
monts 70 tho nominations, and mnge men Of
all parties together on one ticket removes all claims upon
the rank and m Of the several parties to stand by their
own party nominations The leaders have set the OK
ample, and is the time for the TO cut and
scratch their tickets, and that the best men arc
elected.
There is great deal Of speculation among the poiti-
clans in regard the number Of votes that the enlist
for the have taken Of tho oity. For the
Information Of all concerned will state that
there the books Of the Relief Committee
the families Of about fifteen thousand known to
be voteRs. Besides this, there are unquestionaby
large number who have gone that are single men, and
| ould be voters il they were here We are informed
that ward the east side OF the city, there are
i've hundred registered that noV in the army
in another ward there are twelve hundred, and another
three hundred; we might thus 20 ON through all the
wards These names have been registered as voters, and
1t may be the intention OF schcmers to attempt 70 run
men in and them these names, the real parties
being absent vigiant eye should he kept upon the
political managers and all such efforts defrand the
honest defeated The list Of men who are in the
army from each election district should be kept at the polls
and all parties attempting to vote for absent persons
dealt with the fullest extent of te law OF the names
that the books Of the Relief Committee, at least
twelve Thousand known TO be democratic voters and
about three thousand republican Germans Of the demo
cratic vote, Of the wardsOr instance the Eleventh
and Fourteenththe Mozartels will suier the most u
some other rammany viii be the loser. Anothe
quite significant TACT is that in the Fourteenth, Fourth
/ Sixth and several Of those wards the parties VIII
have annually been the bnsy and noisy pcrsohages
| the polls, tipping over ticket boxes anu iltakin
| themselves eally busy, arc now on 10 IN
war the result Is that going to have one of tn
quiees elections known IN this city The vote !
hardly exceed, II ~ comes sAty,
AM, split up IL s, there is but little use OF predicti
who will be elected and who defeated.
Of the candidates for Sheriff aare sanguine Of succ'
but there is mistakng the fact that Brown has Z
rapidly losing ground of hate and yuite looming up.
We no, ice that Andrew Mathis wson, candidate ! n
Seventh Assembly district has declined. Raymon n
Young have the all by themsclves. is
In the Fifteenth district are informed that al N
pendent Democratic club has nominated lr. Kobe Al5
soma man OF good standing in the district f#
Bartlett Smith, the Fifth avenue nominee Of tt sss
tcenth district, has declined 4
With this notice wo leave the contest IN u tflaar
the voters, the candidates TO their morcy trus 6g
have said heretofore, that no person who has bcret,
disgraced tn city in any official position, hhor IL
army " IN Legislative capacity will be al astorer
, IN endorsement at the polls. r
~ ts#ai 44a ZEN STATE TICKM.
a JUDGE THE couRc eT APPEA 49,
william 5. gg Wright. Geo c"Msck wi .ns s wr4
Horao Ballard sbofHitay Faya g sas sss.f ratio ballard
.Lucius Robinson George q. Scott. fu,aaysobnsor
pnf Dielin.oa- sI'sAsas Sa4%psa sisi O.nus,Dsns
wni.m B. Lewis wliim Iii " Sih%s ms williarn b. Lew
wiuam B. rnys- % Van L is,h@ond Nsh1s M,s:nB. Tayle
Prank X Alb-re,r 5arSi~i@ra '1i Franz A. AIserr
,.S5ss dsssss a. W. Mlis4S is5
4 A.'B. Tappan- s WmlC Rhodcls FA.T .Sappan.
The follow,ur comretc list os thecsne ldates riu
Il IN nominat0Rsn this cary - Y Y * r. 4
Il xo,,,, sdr H. rn,. .n,n1 ~ tai p.,.,,;,.n,
mes Lynch WIN n r Txe ed Jossa Jsselst.is n Brow,
sIenry w. GAast. 'iissry W tenua- - Jo~oph Hoxie.
,eeo Kuser EassS aSrfti' 4 sas, sPf orissn Blum.
~ Oakley H.al 'Esr Wat r,'e1ss Al Oakley Hail.
tr,hos W. Cef 'Tbos. W. Ae1ke D.Thoe w ClerSe
,; wgsss ;s E Z, ass 1sys Wood,
John R. Brasy 1.@ i. i;ndFD adli' jobs R. Brady,jl
~. R. Maynard. E,I.Hs .ras '@ ,ssos rita Adam
Wras Hswd Nei I' ar i,s 81 a~aTG .a s1e% ca!
!. SHenry Hughes .Antuna 'Echez. DriI'y B. Mil,ai
.J5r
fe.i Ss sowsp S,e 3 | @' yte lS r. f1"s. t. sa n
gyoseph HoxAe, r. Lseph Iolie, r. Joseph Ho1ic,
Si'rison Bunt, r. fG-en Blunt Il. Orseon Blunt, y.
"a R. 1Awrese,p i snSs i,s,i asI.f & A.R Lawrense
fhos W. C~sxe, D. n,ss " cieskr. d. They. w. Cleric
B. wsodgpa / e. !. W%sefSf fs"e l. 1.1. woodruff.
jean r. Brady D. s. sls1 K Brady n1s@ d. Jo r. Brady
iHzSetlum, 81. T. Il. iKeiehun, sr, 4 H. setchurn, sr
Lou IS Naurnari H. D1. Louis Nauinan Louie Nauman Il
Eds a1deDllrs r. nrw% g Ss.rmsr s. T,p N Sshrmer
Capt j. Wihey, D.s Geo. w. MatseH GeoiW. Matsel.
,Co3r Iasfc Esn.s FJSi Arenue Union. Gsyaan League
Il +. I. rnhe. Is. L. vulte, ID. r. Lrulte.
H. A-#e-e Il COUNTY CLERK.
\ ileIHy HoAi', JOsfSE HONG IL.
. A. ssUFFRyisOR.
\ eli ijahsr. Pnrdy. 0rkpn Blunt, R. orisoI Blunt
r
Oakeg Hail, r. "A. r. Lawrence, ID. A. X. Lawrence
rhos W. cerse d ThesM Clerk, D. Thos W. clerke.
. SVpszROR COURT.
| u j. WOadr7f, r. e. B.Soodrun X l.. b. Woodruff
Murray II. III r. Nun Hoffman r. Murray Hoffman
t9 CohH*N PLEAS.
JOAN r. BradyAD Sai,n Brady, d. John X. krady
A. X Maynlrd,.D. Hsam Letchum,R II. Hiram Kailhum
GoiOsERS
Z. G. McCoTsneI. DrIonisSanman, X. DR.. Louis Eauma
John Wbay Dr. 4. W. .tanncy DR.. VIM Sclirme
rbos. II. Famis. DrWm. schrner, d. DIR. J. w. RGnney
| j. ". Iannes~ Geo. W Matscil Geo. W. Mataal.
| sE.s,FY
| Ind sssvocTa., = 1y0n,ant GgSon. Wo,hiaamens Tai,
Il. V,Ete. +. l.. Vntc +. l.. Willie.
l..3E corATY CLARK.
Henry W. Genet Henry ". Genet Joseph Hoxie.
M. aa1 SUI EYvisoR
Geo Kustsr Elijah :. Pndy. orison Blunt
.aE H.. DISTRICT ArroRSEY.
Il NelsonJ W Va.erhurY A Oakley Hall A. Oakley Hall
Itra@ SUPREME
| Thos w. UerSe. Thos. W Clerke. Thos. w. Clerke.
. IN uti,J SUPERIOR u A rt
G. L. Mcneil, j.. u. Woodruff + C. L. Mcneil,
j. ". Barbour. Murray Hohuan. Aarray Hoffman.
i t!t4 te0 th4@t MARINE
4 a. X. Maynard. Hiain ketchum. E. L. Hcwson.
4 Hs HI ##Lf CJRDNEgs
| ANTHONY FichoT L,ieius Il. Wright Louis Nauman
| i, g. Mcconnell, JaEss w. Ranney, Geo. ". Matscl
i Thos II. Ferris, Thns- IL. Ferris Martin Payne.
/ A. ". JackInan. Cyrus Ramsey. Henry y. Millard.
/ SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
! ForR~n Drs1RIcI-Frst Second Third, Fourth Fiftl
4 A. ~. l.tI ~.