The New York herald., 1863-11-01
CITY POlITIC s.

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ing Up-Irs Probable success-The
Judges-The Eegister-senatorial Com
tests-The seventh Distrlct-Poltce and
civil Justices-McKeOn Party I'm
Trouble-Who will Furnish Boxes:-
Candidates Before the People, Sc.
The canvass for the November election ia virtually at
an end and to the slang phrase politicians city
politics played out" No anticipates that any
changes will be now made anything that can be here
after will effect in the least the result unless there
should happen be seight Of hand performances In
regard the ballots The only thing left to be done
is the distribution and arrangements in regard to the
tickets and other minute details about work election
day which always have to be attended to.
Everybody sanSuine OF success, and each candidate
has vs,n deusion that other person s half popa
lar no. Not few imagine that they will poll all the
votes and leave for their opponents This
certainly very happy feeling and ought to enable the
possessor sleep well nights and have the most pleasant
dreams imaginable but then there thing that
be unpleasant all Of this kind-hat Ii to
tain that the opponent has really votes In the
ballot boa Oh Tuesday night than he has. This almost
invariably happens to those wonderfully popular in
their estimation.
There appears have been considerable changes in the
feeling of the people in the last few days or at least
has appearance the surface The soreheads and
forced "dry up" The meeting OF the McKeon party
Friday night was far from being what anticipated.
Instead OF having racy and spicy time they we're left
only the humdrum antrairoad cry, with many OF the
men furnishing tho funds and urging the thing who
are CO. workers with Vanderbilt, Horace II. Clark Co..
for q Harlem Broadway Railroad In fact, while the
McKeon party Is making a great poise against
railroads. they are pushing forward and sup.
porting mon who in the interest OF tho Harlem
h.A.. Az
throne in that party the Wall street Harlem Broadway
bubble. These anti railroad howlers are very queer
men II they are honest their intentions they have
very queer way showing 1t; for about every legislative
candidate that they support happens to be railroad
mau In this view look upon their course in no
other light than bordering little on the hypocritcal,
apd that they really trying to get control in order
that they may get chance at the railroad themselves,
and steal march on the other side.
The indications OF the last twenty.four hours
very strongly point TO the success OF the On.
tire Tammany and Mozart ticket. Mccarthy may
possibly work in but we sec no chance for
any other unless in the Superior Court s gene
rally conceded that McCunn has made his election
by his active and the way he has turned the
charges made by the Times and Tribune. Garvin is also
looked upon certain yet the mudde In regard TO their
positions in the Superior Court such that It 10
impossible for any man 70 judge correctly. Al
any rate the tde for the last day or two has
turned in favor OF the regular nominations, for
some cause other II may be that the public have
discovered that there other besides those who
have been Office that be trusted there may be
some this apparent change Of front. The
ticket OF Tsmmany and Mozart general thing is good
ticket We're not for the desire to mainain other tried
aud efficient in offce doubt II there would be
much Of anything said against them. As to Samuel B.
tnt the of n hA Si.
peror Court no born in Oscgo county, in 1885, and
resided 10 Utica and In this city most OF his life;
elected District Attorney Oneida county in 1851 and
resigned that Office 10 1853 having been appointed BY
Franklin Piorce District Attorney Of tho United States
for the Northern r.srct this StAte Office which he
hold until 1857 Hc animated and eloquent speaker,
OF COED reading and experience winning manners
ard ALL and possesses all the qualifications
able juoBs, snd we tnist, way quuinvu ana
worthy OF the distinguished position that he seeks
Thorc desperate effort made by the boys Of the
Rankin and Ferris party TO defeat hoCool and elect the
republican candidate for Register. The issue s direct
between these two snd beevs that McCool 10 far
ahoad that he out OF danger McCool n old member
or the Fire Department. for several years foreman OF
Hose Company "a and has In fact been identified with tho
Fro department for twenty years Tho report that vas
put circulation that Intended to Treasurer
the department against Giles false. McCool has
arranGoment.
There has nothing transpirod in any way affecting
the Fourth and fifth Senatorial districts Tho
republicans have good man in the Geld 10 tho
Fourth-Mr W. H. Gilsou Of the International Hotel or
Tsyors saooI-out the odds much against him TO
overcome them. and chris. woodruff will, beyond q
doubt again be ordered the Senatorial toga TOR
another torn.
In the Firth district the friends OF Cozans bettin
on thor thousand majority against Duaro, who from all
accounts, IL seems, has not been able 10 make much
headway among the Germans. Cozans Is evidently
the winning horse this tme
10 the Sixth district tho appears to have taken
q turn In favor Of vnccnt c. King, tho regular demo
cratic nominee. William Guest Esq, who was in the
fold a. stump against him has Withdrawn, and the
contest is simply between Kias and LAimbesr Jr the
republican candidate. Mr. King is q member OF the
FIRE Deps meut and Is believe one Of the Board OF
Commissioners Of Appeals, and is we'll known throughout
the district Laimbecr Jr pushed very bard nndkhe
close, than in any other district;
but 81 present time tho chances are decidedly in
Kings favor.
The Seventh district appears 10 be the interesting ned
OF operations Just now. IL Is In that district that
gucrilias have ccn,ercd their orcos and
mlting ali sorts Of cepredations among the politicians.
sklrmshiog. bushwscking aud sl other performances
arc going on thcro night and day. Tho whole dis.
that locality the aud children about 70 be
sent OH place Of safety until these guerilla raids
he put stop One Rrest trouble seemed to be that
these raids invariably made under false 1ag and
everybody taken by SURPRISE but the matter
botcr understood. and the popunce ready 70 meet
them AMI we have doubt that by Tuesday night We
shall have the intelligence that the guerilss all
routed. and re,rca,ng great couusou hoty pur
yied by the regular forces.
But TO lay Jcs,ng aside tho contest in tho Seventh
dstrict s the richest and rsciest Of 10 any other
district desperate eGort being made 70 defeat
ihomss Fcld who IL q strong var democrat, probably
stronger on than any other candidate IN the
oity. Mr.. Fields member OF the Assembly, did all
that he could perfect the Excise law and point
endcavored TO reduce the amount OF costs Of dealer
from nnoen TO ave dollars He unable TO carry bis
amendment through but cordially supported the b II
was to his energy that the croton Water bill for the
upper end OF the city put through also the appro
prtat,ou to the sacred Heart Institution and