The New York herald., 1862-11-23
METROPOLITAN POLITICS.
THE lace FOR THE sPoILs.
The Comptrolle e,rship and Cor
poration Counsel.
THE PROGRAMME OF YuE REPUBLICANS.
LIST OF CANDIDATES NA'silNATED,
kc. &c.. 0e

The past week was Of the most exciting, Ia Po'i
cal aspect, that remember TO have wnes> ed IN
this CITY, The democratic, republican, peoples, citizh
and independent parties all held their charter nominating
conventions and the result Is that whole army Of can
ddass In the field asking for tho support OF their
Fellow citizens at the approaching december elections
The smash up" in the slate arrangements regarding the
local Offices is widespread and appalling that the ma
nagers who laid their plans months ago with the utmost
care and crcumspecton begin to lock ahas at the sud
den gloomy aspect Of mates and the people in such
an inexricabe and mudde that they do not really
know for whom they intend TO vote, who are the
Simon Pure candidates. and who the black sheep and
traitors All the nominees for Aldermen Councilmen and
school officers profess TO be sfor the Unon even the re
pubcans conceal whenever they the true character
OF their principles and attempt sail under the broad
wings of the "unon" shibboleth, leaving out the dan
gerous alx of republican in all cases where can be
done without nJurng their prospects IN other respects
Thus, In many instances, the republican nom necs claim
the endorsement OF peoples Union the Union
stituonalists the taxpayers, the citizens, &c
Their posters present regular study in this respect So
also among the democrats who arc moreover drcodfuly
split up the question of their local nominations; ard,
things continue as at present II is pretty certain that the
division on the Comptroership aud Corporation Counse
will be quite alarming In some Of the Aldermanic
districts there half dozen different candidates. and
in none less than two. This will have the
very natural effect Of drawing or great deal OF the full
strength from the regular democratic candidates for
Comptroller and Corporation Counsel there will of
cessy be a Of selling and buying by
the Adermanc candidates. Thus, in the Eleventh dis
trict Twenty second ward) it is already said that
rangemerts have been made Hardy, the Tammany
candidate, all the Brennan tickets and Connolly Dick)
the stump candidate, all the Peck tickets Hardy is
the Tammauy candidate for Alderman, and Peck is the
Mozart candidate for the Office
The nomination Of Brennan and Develin meets with
some small amount Of opposition among the friends
Of the disappointed aspirants for the Of
flee. The two Ccnnoys-the Senator aud the
Judge-proclaim "war to the knife" and
determined smash up the Irregular machine, they
have been able 10 control IT, Rulc RUM appears
to be their motto and they have gone to work at their
labor of love with zeal and earnestness wsrhy Of bet
aer On Friday night large meeting Of the friends
of these chiefs of Tammsny Hal held in Broad
way, which occasion both OF the gentlomen made
speeches, teemng with bitterness against their former
associates Senator Connolly nominated by accana.
tion for Comptroller, and Richard OGorman also
nominated unanimously for Corporation Cour sci. Judge
Connolly Withdrew his claims and pledged himself to the
support Of the ticket put forth by the meeting. II
is said that yesterday all the arrangements for
running Connolly and O'Gorman completed
upeasiness amsng the managers Of Mozart aud Tsmnany
1t is doubted however, that Mr.. OGorman will permit
himself to be thus in forced before the people.
n the other hand there that republicans
intend to endorse Mr. OGoman at their next meeting
that at least they will refrain from making any party
nomination for Corporation Counsel with view u the
defeat Of Mt Deven. Many prominent republicans how
ever, urging the nomination Of Judge Slosson or
Charles Spencer the plea that the election Of either
would be rendered certain by the democratic division
The opinions are conflicting that IL impossible
predsci what course the convention will pursue when
sshcy get together and talk the matter II would be
idle consequently venture any opinonoa tho sunc at
present, and shall therefore close this weeks review
OF metropolitan politics BY the following s Of candidates
thus far nominated
CITY NOMINATIONS.
FOR COMPTROLLER
United Democratic. Republican.
0athew T. Brennan Robert l. Haws.
Independrnt Democratic.
Richard D. Connolly
FOR CORPORATION corssy,.
United D,snocrafis un,on Peorie's
John f. Dcvelin Jobu Sl"ss.n
Ipdep-aderl Democratic. Un,on Constitutional
Rchara UGorman. Richard Gnrman.
FOR ALDERMEN
Dist Tammany. No,cd
John Fox Jsmcs tt1gcrsld
s-Joln Henry Gcrshon ,ohen
b-John McCoo, john McCou
7-Chas. Chipps Danie Yong
il-Jonn Hardy w,imni reck
i3-Pc,er Maserson ic,cs nas,erson
ls-Andre Fromsut Andre :" n'c"'
Rpuohea. .',gc.o"aa
l. 'airic;,kcri
a. W6Gsrnn
IoSa y. Lfan
s-Aics u. Kcech
William Gedney
II Alex Trcar
l3-ira Allen Ncholus Scsgrst.
I5-Ianici T. MirshaE
I7-wiiam Dunniug
Tndep.rdsn,
3-M,chael Norton Is-Nchoias scagrisl
Gershon Cohen u y Kclpuor.
6-Alcx kcech
FOE ccrscitsEy
Dist Tammdny Mo.ayi
l-joln Hcaly Mctacl Nadigan
Cbaics Riley Mcnamara.
Morgan Jones NJ trophy.
=. n. Keenan, John Bush
Jaigcs Saudicrd Daniel Brophy
James Hayes Michael Doody
2-Ad'ourncd to MONDAY Adjourned 10 Monday.
3-Jonn iloughtalin,. Johu Houehting.
John g Haviand John q Hayiand
John r. Cav John Y Cav
James Murray. James Murray
George McCsrath. Genrgc Mctrnth
Richard O'Brien. Ei,chard y l,ricn.
-l--Davi i'd Fitzgerald james Grove.
Patrick Russell. bowling
John Brice r. II Starn.
Alexander Braasou yaenlipetoo
css@'sats ] ss i@s. esnd,sa's Ss a Ic,se
Valentine CooE. william, Higgins.
Osa Repae'seas Peoples Cn,on
L. John Hogan.
charles Riley
James Haycs
Pat Keenan,
John Haley
2-Naha MEL Han Nathaniel Hall.
L. Cornell Simon Hazoton.
Simon Hazietou. l.. Cornell.
Andrew J. Odsll
a-Aisx. Nj. Eaglcsou william II. ilousncr.
w. Atkinson James l.. Neson
Harvey T. Cleveland James p. Demsrest
Green
Am 8 s Chamberla,a
George Ross
l-UamIin BabcocS Jcnatban Trotter
q q Pncknev IlamlIn Babcock
Cornelius Runkle Ira Q. Miller.
William J Geary Csrnellls a Rnnke.
Michael Snyder g. Pinckney.
Michael Snyder.
Jsfersonian Democratic.
l-Jsmcs Hayes. 3--John G. Haviland.
John Haley. John I. Cav.
Daniel Duf Robert Flf.