The New York herald., 1863-10-01
COMMON PLEAS

COMMON PLEAS
Judge Hilton aud his friends actively at WORT for 70
nsmisaton His competitors Albert Cardoza, VIM.
McMurrsy, Mr.. Frsedmas, aud one or two Others who
seem to 10 KEEP, IA the background until some
anticipated oven, ,ranspires The German faction, II Is
said have untsd their organization Ia ore central CON
mittee and have be,n urging the nomination Of Fried
man. and at the same time throwing cold water on the
nomination Of Guniher Mayor, claiming that he rs not
representative man Of their element For
. LJtt MARINE oougf Nftt3 q
Florence Mccarthy is urged FOR denomination. His
competitors Mr. Low, friend Of Booe, in the Eleventh.
ward Mr. Richardson, relative Of Fernando Wood, aud
Henry Winnie. II generally conceded that If this oce
falls 10 Mozart Hall in the division Mr. Richardson's
nomination is certain. He person wei, qualified fo'
the position. For S +,
SURROGATE
Gideon T. Tucker leads all competitors and is likely be
tho successful MN. Mr.. Richardson's name also men
TONED for that ONCE kewse that OF DR. Bradford For
RECOBDRR 4, - hsg ia .sas
John +. Hoffman at present is the only prominent
ddatc. Some OF the peace desirous or defeating
this Official but Tsmmany insists that will make
union that does not give this place to her side Of the
house She is determined that Hoffman shah not be
slaughtered and will retain the Office OF Recorder her
list for the purpose Of renominatng Mr.. Hoffman The
Office Of io3soe ~ asis .si fs, rs,lef ~.
REGISTER
happens the position that remains In sort OF sau
quo The uncertainty whether this viii DO Offset against
the Mayor In the division, some other
disposition made Of H. renders al speculation 10 regard to
somewhat doubtful. The caodidates FOR this position
are ex-senator r. B. Connolly. Michael ConaOlys John
Decker Chief Rngineer Of the Fire Department John s.
Gies for twenty years Treasurer Of that
on The part OF Tammany: and BENZ r Fairchild Benz
naw n Johr cfso ~arA
side. On the republican side Of the house John Key
ses the present Incumbent James NJ Thompson Of the
Twenty first ward. and Lewis II. Watts. There mag be
others. The above are adj that We have heard or
The Supervisors whose terms expire this fan viii In
all probability be rcnomnated al least the democratic
side. The candidates for those positions among the re-
pubicans are Supervisors wiseman, Andrew Blakeiy
Isaac J. Oliver and Henry Smith
There also numerous candidates for four
toral toxas this city. Many however lying back
10 ascertain how the districts will fail in the proposed
union. In the Fourth district Christian Woodruff Is
the most prominently mentioned the democratic side
The republicans IN minority that they evident
ly waiiipg1or something to turn up. ~ ~
In the Finhdistrict there s OF scramble Luke
F. cozans william c. Cover and Charles o. Cornell
among the most prominent We have Ncard no name
mentioned on the republican side. rtgstgl,tss7fs
In the SIKH district John J. Bradley, Vincent c.
King. David v. Freeman and Daniel Young
toned Rumor has II that Benjamin Manierrc
is candidate on the republican side. although
many Of his friends that he cannot be- account OF
the arduous duties Provost Marshal OF the Eighth dis
trict rnder the Conscription law. .... -.v,,
In the Seventh district the Thoaas G. Fields
and Oliver CharIock the only we have heard
mentioned.
The republicans are busy making their nomina, Ions
throughout ths State and in most instances bringing
forward strong men. &, s1t4v =, 1870 q er
There desperate struggle going on in the Albany
dassiot iu the democratic party for Senator Erastus
Corning Is strongly urging the renomiuaon Of Senator
PruyD, the Tressurcr Of the Central Rniroad, whilst
Ira schaeer is IN the eld backed II s said by Potter
Cagger of the Regency. The contest is desperate ono,
and looked upon with rea. interest in all parts Of
State The politicians anxously watching tho dsvel
opmen,s in hopes that the question Of the relative po
li.ca strength Of cagger snd Corning in Albany will be
settled, 10 guide them Ia future combinations. ssr
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. ~
In former review ~ city polisics Inadvertently
omitted 70 ueation The name of Mr. Thomas Kiyu among
the lis, OF candidates for Civil Justice In the second
Judicial district. Mr. Ktvn is a well known democrat
has been in the Assembly two three times and is well
liked In his district Tho coolest in the district seems to
be between Mr.. VIM Joseph Kane cousin Of General
COFoOrdn) J, Judge SW0o0v anu NT htviu
Thomas ssewart es,,Asaats renonipa,cn in the
First judicial district, and John Fitzpatrick and James
b. Post also candidates in sac district composed Of
the Sixteenth and Twentieth wards.
POLICE JUSTICE.
Mr. Petor Dcan 10 ~ the democratic candidates
Police Justice In the district composed OF tho Sxcenth
and Twentieth wards. He is respectable merchant.
and will command great influence amoug the Irish Catho
lie voters, by whom he II wS known and Justly O.
teemed. nv N-Nrsgf yrskr frla
The republicans TO be nrst 10 the Hcid after all
Their central committee have rnet struck out tho
and call themselves the Union Central
and hold their primaries October O. The
aspiranis for once win nov make themselves known
NOMINATIONS IN THE STATE.
ra3r Il JUDGES or SUPREME COURT. r,gae
me democrats in the Fah,Jsiicil district have nom
mated Hon. Abcrtus Perry OF Oswego the successor
Of William r. Alien, placed the State ticket, and the
republicans Henry Poster OF oneidl county.
In the Seventh judicial district the republicans have
nominated +. Darwin Smith, 0, Rochester for the long
term and James Smith, Of Canandagua Tor Abe short
torn.
In the Eighth Judicial district Richard p Marvin was
senominatcd
The republicans have also nominated tho foilswng can.
1idates for Senator -
Diar1cf. f.ra lr ..-. .r.r.
16--palmcr r. Hsveus Of Essex
q 1s.-Jarnes A. Bell, OF jefferson. flc.f
Io.-Alexander n. Bailey of Oneida.
22.--Andrew I. White, Of Syracuse.
24.-Ezra Cornell, OF Tompkns.
26.--Stepheu X Williams
Sl.-Erastus s. Prosscr.
The Fifteenth and Nineteenth districts are renominA.
tions
The following nominations have bscn made for A.
sembly -
CLINTON COUNTY.
George Adgate, democrat
George Halpck, republican.
LAWRENCE COUNT
1.-George Parker, republican.
2.-James Reddugto republican n
3.-Asraham Parker, republican
cAYraA covSrY rt
1--Benjamn NJ. Close, republican.
2-Wrl.Am r. Robinson. repubcan.