The New York herald., 1864-12-04

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sa,ss Hcnss IArfn rbs Draper rspoSiicaas have 70
fused 70 endorse Isaac Dayten end have nominated O.
Probably the most Interesting canvass n the city 10
ss" Harry Ss
dorsepsns o. the Mozart and hceon factions W the d-
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eanvaa BY long vindsd letter about redstrictne tbe
city and the failure TO poll all the vote IN the ward a. tne
last eecon, including charges upon the mcapacity of
The Inspectors of Eecoo and numerous other matters
fhh rienArose Mr.. Brce takes up and replies 70 With
me rate o. one Per minas In shs respect hs the
decided Advantage OF Mr.. HARDY, and has seriously
Of or . ' new district ws iassins sOas the ieas.
desired 70 have additional election districts why
did be not propose ordinance resolution 70 that
% moved In Inc matter Al %: proper time; then. he
failed TO have secured m passage by the opposition Of
than any letter about private consultations The
rule spphs to Mr.. Brice any other member OF
wish the public that they did mot attend 70
their duties advise them 70 continue arguing by the
ton districts The contest evidently assuming per-
betw those who few years since,
hand in. but let them snght il out on that line" The
Ciiizen1 Association have nominated Mr.. Jonathan
nyers which seems 70 have thrown Deacon herrok ine
Jonathan Mysrs while the other wing q ths republicans
arc waiting Tor something 70 turn up
rmRrERNrH DISTINCT tah
with numerous asprants for office, and This year has
been re exception 70 tina! Ss pses mas BEEN
Jas ~ Brady the AcKeon faction, John hcKewen BY
Mo,as mszar and Ns,nan Ely By the cssus Asso.
time represented the SEVENTEEN ward in the Board and
We believe was President o. the Board Ihe conssisu-
tiopsl Union faction have nominated Henry Moore.
movement was on foot yss.erd.y for tho purpose Of
district man. lt was stated that NcKewen and
Brady were ready TO withdraw the condition that
Nasterson would also retire In favor Of some
Mr. Patrick Cu1, well known democrat mentioned
this fortunate person. and would doubtless rally
him the full strength Of his party In tho district. The
with three democrats running MIR. Ely viii surely be
elected by the republicans II some ARRANGEMENT 10 not
made before Tuesday Captain James 4. Coulter 10 the
other republican candidate OF the district.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Here u another SCRUB George w. VariAn, who,
three years represented this district in the
Legislature coming out OF that body with uuimpcach
re of IN ins oSs before .sa Sodv has tarnea p a. sa
nominee OF the Mcneon and Citizens Association The
latter association me strongest IN ina. dlsc. o. any
before the present party y That name had any OK
Nr James o'Brisn, stirring aud active young demo.
cra has secured both the Tammany and Mozart nomna
toDs spite OF avery heavy opposten from the friends
contest Tue IammaDy nomination, but has sace aban
doued the field entirely. There three republican
and James Watson. Though the democraiic majority
10 the ward Twenty nrst not very large, stl there
iisus % dsidsa M g. Fo%les, the nomnoe Of the Inc
Mcclellan clubs, has Withdrawn In favor Of 0Bsien.
xEyEsTrxyrH DIsrRivr.
The nght between Henry w. Genet and his opponents
continues In this district tthe Twelfth wad) The tor
mer has secured the endorsements By Tanmany Hall OF
Ss osber ia@ny eaSes Ssvs rs,sdssos 1aS tho
nomination. sud brought forward W. Van vocr-
mssns boa sna Mr. vsa coSs Ms
known citizen Of tho district, business man Of con-
siderable note and influence not politician, but
bands Il en- Ss safely trusted As Mccusde s thor 'ugay
with me Geney ip.eress Of be wgd uhh
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chance 10 the race Mozart No. has nominated John
Watson who, doubt anxious 70 play the rols Of
Daring. lhe Custom House faction have brought for
ward Robt Q. Brosn.
Tne coUSCiLhANro N0nfNArlONs
are only partially made. There arc multitude OF
didates, however already ned. with far pros
pect o. increasing to an indefinite number.
TUE cousCILMANIC EoMlHArfoNe.
The Conventions OF the parties have almost
completed all their nominations for Couucilmen 10 tho
districts Bot TO attempt describe The sntecedents
fourth OF tbem would occupy moro Than page OF
our paper. We give full list of them below and leave
readers 70 hunt the Characters and qualifications
OF the candidates Tor themselves Az general rule The
Of the citizens party respectable but
they put forward which almost insurcs
their dele 10 a certainty. In Seventh disric, the
repnblcans and the Cizens association have
taken up Mr.. stephen Roberts, . large taxpayer CO.
gagged 10 the boat making business md highly respects
bic man. who woold mako excellent Councman. Ihe
EcKeon party have nominated M. Frank kcElroy, the
ell known printer and be endorSsd BY many o the
mc, influential citizens OF al parties hls dsfct lie
po yer Iea az before c. Mclean letter carrier
OF the second ward has been nominated by hts friends
In the Fourth district
scB0oL offIcEHs.
We trust that citizens will nct forget the school
has reduced the number Of school commissioners 10 be
tnis year twenty two 10 but they are
ey :heless the important. The candidates
have Lara district TO In, and our ctizcDs ~il
only attend their duty they secure uch better
class than heretofore and thus place the
ment OF the educational department OF tho city the
b. nts clsss d, who viii that part of the
government with credit 10 the city and adv 70
the vast interests AZ stake.
put forward Mr Thomas vetch for School Comm
He tho proper Kind OF nan for The position, being
hyusst caplbe and Industrious be n elected he will
perform his duties IN manner satisfactory to his con-
st,suenis and pcoelcia to school system generally
The Hom ina tions.
Follow Ia list OF all the candidates thus far nomin
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