New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

NJ the CITY one Of the substantial men Of the Ward.
g." As honest and as stubborn as Old Kinney" is
current saying in the Ward.
SEVENTH WARD.-Edward L. Carey, Tammauy
and Mozart, never a school-olicer. Daniel Coger
Citizens, for four years one Of the most valuable
members Of the Board of Education, man Of sturdy
honesty, will be sustained by the best citizens OF the
Ward, and his election will be gain to the city.
EIGHTH WARD.-Samuel j. Montgomery, plumb
er, Trustee for several years, Tammany and MO-
Fart, is reputable man. We have heard of 10 other
nomination.
Ninth WARD.-Ex. Councilman Alex. l.. Shaw
nevera school-offcer, Tammany and Mozart jas
w. FAR, Republican aud Citizens, has been Ooni'
missioner for four years and consistent advocate
of economy in the expenditure of school moneys
lie is kno WI TO every child who has attenoea VIC
pubie schools of the Ninth Ward and will receive
very large personal vote He has been very prou''
nent in removing the evening schools from Tue
charge of a Committee and IN the Equalization VI
Teachers Salaries, the most important changes mace
| in the School system within the past two years
changes which have resulted in an annual saving oil
at least s75, OOO. His reelection is conceded.
TENTH WARD.-Jeremiah Walsh, never a school
officer. Tammanv and Mozart an old and respectable
citizen Of tie ward. David Miller present incum-
bent, Citizens, heads ticket made up of good men
of both parties. AS he has been capable and
efficient officer, both in the Board Of Education and
in the Local Board, aud has great personal popu-
arty in the ward, his chances for election are good
ELEVENTH WARD.-Hervoy c. Caikns, Tam
many VIM. j. O'Connor, builder, Mozart and
a. ~ Io,~ tba NOR of apf
man, will probably be defeated.
TWELFTH WAED.-Sydney p. lngrahsm, a
nephew Of Judge Ingraham and Commissioner or
Street Openings in general, has the Tammany and
Mozart nomination. David S. jackson, son Of
the ex-Alderman, now a Trustee, il the candidate Of
the Independent Democratic Party Genet. John
NJ. Reed, coal dealer, now a Trustee, Republican,
is personally popular, and is the best man for the
place. lie will be supported by many Democrats,
and the contest viii be close.
THIRTEENTH WARD.-Chsrles G. Shaver, Tam
many and Mozart, never school-offcer, is man Of
fair reputation and no particular capacity. Peter
+. Greene, Independent Democrat; George G. Hal
lock, Republican, a Trustee for some years and one
of the most attentive ana economical schoo-ofiicers
| in the city, deserves unanimous election.
| FOURTEENTH WARD.-John Hayes, young law
yer, never a school-oficer, Tammany and Mozart.
John II. Collins, present incumbent, independent.
If Mr.. Hayes is elected the Board will be tie
gamer.
FIFTEENTH Washington Murray, law
yer. never school officer, 1ammany and Mozart.
Elastus c. Benedict, a school officer for more than
a quarter of q century. several times President Of
the Board, and perhaps better acquainted with the
system than any other man living, has the Rcpub-
Lean and Peoples Union nominations. Whatever
personal opposition is manifested against hum and
those on the ticket with him. is the result Of their
devotion 10 the befi interests Of the schools. We
have had occasion 20 criticse the course Of Mr.
/ Benedict in the Board on some occasions, but biz
defeat. tomorrow would be one Of tie most serious
Disasters which the educational interests Of the city
could suffer.
i SIXTEENTH WARD.-Orando p. Smith, now a
member and Chairman Of the Finsnce Committee, il
the Tammany and Mozart nominee. Benjamin c.
-; Wandell, now Trustee, Republican. Both are
good men, aud have long been connected with TIE
schools.
SEvEyrEEgTH NARD.-J,hn A. Mclaughlin
hotel keeper, Tammany and Mozart, never school
officer. Michael Hahn, now trustee, Republican
EIGHTEENTH WARD.-John ~ Hayward, ownel
Of tie enormous liquor dstillery, formerly 4 church
az the corner Of Christie and Delaney streets, anC
never scbool.oficer, bas the Tammany and hozar
b nomination. Richard Warren, President of Tx
Board in 1860, then member from the Fifteenth
Ward, has the Republican and Citizens nomination
I While member Of the Board, Mr.. Warren visited
every school twice year and q multitude Of sug-
gestions in regard TO details, especially in the mat
ter Of warming and ventilation, schools in base
ments and insufficient class-roOms have since beer
adopted by the Board to the great advantage Of tie
schools. His election would be a great gain 10 the
Board.
NIsE1EESTH WARD.-Wilism Htchman, Clerl
to the Board of Aldermen, now Trustee, Tam
many and Mozart. will perhaps be elected. John j
Russ, never a school officer, is the Peoples Union
candidate.
TWENTIETH WARD.-Edmund Connolly, never
school-oficer, Tammany. William Bradley, Mozart
also a new man in tie schools. Robert Taylor, al
old Trustee and an old resident Of the Ward, Re.
publican and Peoples Union, has been competent
and attentive sehool-ollicer. John Hooper, frmery
d Commissioner, and an excellent one, from the
Second Ward has also a Republican nomination.
The contest in this Ward will be close.
! TwLNrYXRsr WARD.-James II. Mclean, mer.
chant, Tammany, Morgan l.. Iarrs, formerly AL.
derman from the Third Ward, Mozart Francis
LieLer the wellknown author aud professor in
Columbia College, Republican aud Peoples, wall
probably be elected, and viii bring a new and much-
needed order Of talent into the Board.
TwES1 r-sEcoXD WARD.--Frederic w. Smyth,
" law-pariner of ihe Hon. John Mcleon," us he
adyertises himself, Tammany and Mozart. We are
, o IL ~, Ia. las .,,y ,r.l,flof;ou for ia. o0ica