The New York herald., 1863-10-25
CITY POLITICS.
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THE NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES.
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HOW The DEMOCRATIC UNION WORKS.
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DISSATISFACTION In THE CAMP.
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THE M'KEON ORGANIZATION.
Combinations for the Decem-
ber Election,
&C.,


Tho past week has been pregnant or nominations. All
tho parties factions parties held their
toas and with ono or two exceptions candidates for all
the county and judicial positions to be filed at the No
vcmber election put In nomination. The union DO.
tween Tammany and Moz fully consumma,si upon
the basis Of equal division Of the spos In the N
vember and December elections, and joint ticKet haa
accordingly bcen put forward for the susges Of the
people, opposition to the republican candidates ana
the candidates OF halt dozen organizations claiming
to bo the only true representatives Of the democratic
prn iple. t
It would be idle to that the democratic ticket 40
issued by the managers OF Tammany and Mozart. has
given satisfaction There is powerful 90
position the in which that ticket produced
and also widespread To Of the c,nddate
on the grounds Of fitness and honesty. This feeling Of
ds satisfaction has assumed practical shape aud the
prospect anything but cheerful as 1t MIGHT
have been for the democratic managers had they paid
respect and deerence to the wishes OF tho people,
Tho PARTICULAR cause of trouble appears to have been
cha Gnceremonous cutting" Of some OF the outgoIs
Judges tho honor Of reconciliation TO their
old positions These judicial gentlemen are Messrs Bos
WORTH Hilton and Mccarthy whose friends legion,
and who assert that they will not permit their favor
ties to be slaughtered" wi.hoa. struggle at
realiaion The three sighted judges have bssn
Accordingly taken up by the McKeoa organization,
and the republicans Hso adopted the same sys
TEN Of tactics By Which Il .ormsr ys4ss e. they
succeeded well in oioctiug their tGhddates AT the
laie meeting OF the Republican Judiciary Conventicn
Bosworth Hilton and Mccarthy were nominated for the
Superior Common Pleas and Marine courts almost with
out opposition the friends OF the orthodox repuo
can candidates. 10 therefore by means certain that
the democratic sssaten win not be brokcn in respect
these three nominations at tho November election. 10
addition 10 this contest on the judiciary uomina-
u ms there Is another case OF trouble growing out
Of the supervisorship Mr. Walter che ia the regular
democratic nominee Of Mozart and TAmm,ny Hsls--a
fact which has caused indignation among the Ger
man community who desired the p!acc FOR Councmaa
Reppr their esp cal favorites. the German
democrats have therefore nominated Mr.. Repper md
the McKconitcs havo endorsed tho gentleman for
position. Mr. Repper pos considerable popu-
arty among the Germans and the fact OF his being
the McKeon ticket IL therefore likely add weight 10
that ticket and bring tho German vote into the scae
IN favor Of Messrs. Bosw6rth. Hilton and Mccarthy.
H. therefore, the McKeon organization are in earnest
and intend 70 run shstr ticket aud speud money bos
and ballots, is dicult calculate the ultimate
Of the election. Sporting froe.y betti ns
their money that McCunn and Richardson will not b.
eiected--a fact which is highly significant.
THB CANDIDATES.
As OF the candidates in tho field. tho public
do btess desire TO know something alb ut them, and We
therefore supply fcw facts which will prove interest
ing.
REGISTER.
The United democratic nominee John Mccool at pre-.
sent the representative Of tho Fourth Aldermanc dis
trict Mr. McGoo 10 decidedly popular with Ssses.
and VIII poll large vote the strength OF his name
The AicKconites have nominated Mr. Thomas n terrn,
one Of the prcsout deputy heins ami disarpoinssd
canddato for the reg. ..ar' democrat eador
The standard bearer Of tno repub ic y Jehp
Kcyser, the present Incumbent. o, the
contest n between McCool and keyser, -
the nomination Of Ferris is only intended ~ .
diversion In favor Of Reyser.
SURROGATE.
Gideon J. Tucker has been renominnted by sn the
democratic parties, and Is Of being elected. Tho
republic put forth Isaac Dayton formerly Aldsr
man, and, we believe, Judge. Of course he rs running
with expectation success. and solely .iho homer
aud glory" Of tho thing.
SUPERVISOR.
The contest for Supervisor s triangular. Mr.. Walter
Roche rs tho regular democratic candidate; Mr Henry
Smith is tho republican nominee, and Councilman Frede
rick kepper is the choice OF the Germans Mkeopss
Two Supervisors are 10 be elected, though tnly
candidate Is 70 be voted or lhe chances therefore,
that the successful candidates will be Roche and Reppcr
JUDGES.
The candidates for the bench are wei known, with
two three exceptions scarcely iurc a dinx
u. Judge sutherland has been minated b. every
party 80 that he runs without single opponent
ing TO Mr.. Sutherland 1t is the nrst time such thing
occurred in this city.
Recorder RoTman nas met with aim itaI good ok.
The re ubhcins have put him Ia nomidati'n, and,
having received the same compn cnt fr1ia Ia,nnalv
and Mozart he las bot one adversary to tonrd ass
IN the ersln OF Theodore H. Iomuson nominee &
the Mckconit,s
tor surerrm Court tho democratic NOMINEE yodse
Nc uDn aud Assistant District Attor Garvin the
p bicln nominees are Judges Bosworh aud who, aud
the Nckeonite candidates Judac BswoTth and ar.
Tor the iommon PIcas the candidates are Albert m.
doza on behalf Of Tammany and Mozart and Henry Hl
ton present incumnent on the SINE OF the 70 ubcaps
70 be about evenly balanced.
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
The aspirants for senatorial honors are wagug very
exciting amongst themselves and district re
feeling 80 intense that Is feared trouble viii
grow out Of IL before election day We reer to The
Seventh district, whore Mr. Thomas c. Fields
the Iesulaf democratic nomination IN spite of vcfy
powerfully organized opposition. HIS riv~i Mess's
procuring the regular endorsement TsImany nd
Mozart, have set 70 work aud p.minatcd ihsn,seyes
in this district has reached Amos, " fever Let,
and the friends Of tho opposing candidates
ready to Try The question 90 the muscular pccnc M
OF the Legislature, aud dtstngu shcd himself BY
secuton OF Calicott and his oeleb rated hours
give opponents some trouble TO defeat him. The
present republican candidate 10 Corr eius Runke bsi
movement s on foot 70 induce him 10 dcciire tavw
OF either Ward or Mclean.
In the lower district Christian b. woc ocdrun been
minated by the democrats-a the branches as he hs
but one opponent 10 the shape Of Mr.. VIM H. Glison, .
republican, and ~ tho dstric strongly icmosralc h
election would seem TO be beyond doubt.
In the First district Luke r. Cozans the lucky win
the democratic nomination. Having oag
time In the Assembly he 10 well fitted discharge TIN
duties Of senator with ability and Judgment Tx Alns
house Governor Anthony Dugro is the republican no
mpee.
Mr. Vincent c. King and william Laimbscr, Jr., ass
the ants In the Sixth district The latter " ne
regular rep iblcan aud the former the unite de'ernae
Bomnee.
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
The nominations for Assembly ss usual very "a
About hef the aspirants are Old Hstno~s ane
the other h,lf new aspirants for seat " se~ "wce
hou use.n They may bc classified as follows -
ur Iiisrn.cr.--Jacob l.. Smhh. regular usm,crsss
Tammany and Mozart candidate; John ,AiAsosA Ach"o
SgcoSp Insrnicr.-Bxyan 0eughan, dsnocfss, s"In u
whitmnye. republican, and VIM. 2. Krk, asssscra'