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Political.

tgLArpo I. STEWART, the Republican nominee,
"A tocn Assis,sn, District Attorney, and slswycr,
whom bis professional brethren spoak fsSoFa-
.iy. As City Judge, no doubt Mr. Stewart womb
.eal s,crry with tll evil docrs. and temper bis
,rstico with that discriminating mercy which NJ
,uen,ly induces a criminal " reform amer tl''
ing upon career of vice and inafny.
The Tanmnny Hall nominee mf city Judge "
hm.n.u d. RussEr. Fsi, who nov a'rn'ns'-s
the Office Judge Rur'tl is go,d ls~yer' ana ID
a.. course of his career on tie bench eHoctiahy
r.d tho city OF those garro,ors who in'ested the
,,r,e,s ,cz,,,I vc,r, Size WV. 2. Iiow,- the
Mozart and ~ Keen candiI.,', ifa 1ouhs lawyer
and an Fngiishmar, whose qial'hc.h'ns fof INC
o,See are not such ~ to recommend hn 10 any
very large class = c!'tcu'. The new Mozart can
d,ds,e. .Josrrrr B Irltr, although lawyer, was
defeated Tor Civil Justice a, the last election.
roE DISTRICT AfroaSEI.
A oAkxy HALL Fro, who has been nominated
~ every fac.'on ofth. Democratic party, vii pro
baby be ce-ol. lie is the present Incumbent nnd
e. highs sposen NJ ns n lawyer, scholar and gem
icrnan rtnery Republican, he len that party
4, i5Gl and has since tocol thoroughly densihoi
with the Dcfnp. ATTIC party. ihsopponeni WILLIAM
r. srArroKp who has been nominated by the Re-
publcans Ia a lawyer Of consideratle reputation
rbo would no doul, iuaho an excellent District
Attorney.
roe srrtnyfeor
Pour candidates nre IN the fclG-Jons Fox, nc
1ammnny candidate, 1, M present Alderman Tor
The 1st district. AspnEIe WutsAsS IL the Rephb
iicsn candidate lie Is q German lawyer, hqhor-
.ie.lcr and lodging house keeper. TRrDKniok RIP
ryr. norn.na.cl by the German and McKcon Demo
cracy, ~ . liquor dealer AMI Councilman. ViS-
cxrT C. Eso, the nominee of New hozars iss
dealer in plaster.
ron coRorrzs.
sixteen candidates In the fed for the four
oGccs to be hllod at the approaching election
three Of the Republican cGnnidstos- Messrs Kan
ncy, NauInann and Collins are the present incun-
tents who have ncceptnb!y filled their positions Tor
several wears The other Republican onndidste'
Mr wilder, is a newspaper man connected wi'e
the Posr and state Canal Collector. VI the Demo-
ratio candidates nominated by Tamrnsny Hall.
cir John wildcy Is at present m incumbent Of
.hc Office Messrs. Gamble and Sch riner have
.erycd IN tho same capacity In former
,a.rs Mr. Cover Ia newspaper man
y,o has bcen to the State Legislature.
rho candidates Of Mozart Hall and the Gcrm,n
NEIlGrsky ore McssEN hftnhus - "ei~ nv
m O'Donnell. Mr. Nerke L. :. Drug in-
,rsstqr under BlcN anan. DR.. o'Donnel IL re-
-, i"icd; II ia struggling for -
terpetuaton Of free institutions, and upon its
rss depends the fate Of tho nation. We are now
be midst OF that trying ordeal through which all
bus seem destined 70 pass-that ordeal OF re-
lon and dissension which the Roman empire |
bdercd. Whether this Republic shall split | A.
q that same rock viii DO determined BY the
plo's own choice. That the national ship IL
ing about among the breakers: that
waves Of NcasIu Lhrnainn ar -
EsGIsTRY OF NoTEIs.-Thc number Of vote
.,s s,arod for the ensuing election In the severa
warls worp ,elegrarhed last night by districts, t
..e Central Office, snd ere by wards ss follows;
1yt wa-,i, 9,12e "a ward, 6o3 8i Ward, eos
N,h war,, al52 bh War;, 800, 9Th War
..lta; 9TH ward, G13S sih Ward, i,S-2-onc ne
al from 9th Ward, NoS1 10Th Ward, 800
n Ward. s,I3i; 1,th Ward, 4,2Ys; 18th War
'aS: 1ith " ,rl, 8,s2o q stg1c'1 :eiuncd t. .TN
,. number. w: 81, sth ami 1ottl i5th War
%; 18th warG 1909 lTlh Ward, 12l55; ),
ri, s,gss; i9.h W ard, GIT9; 9O,h Ward, 9,ISg
Ward, $500 24d Ward, 6's'' lith and lo'
-ise,l.
Total-12t5Os.
MCCLELLAN MASS MEETING A large an
enthusiastic Mcclellan macs meeting was held la
.'vcniny at the Cooper Institute. The large Ia
NJ flied to ovorilowing large number of adj
IRE present and manifested Prcat interest In u
vioceedinga OF the evening. TIE stage was ic
med with American faJ;s and various patriot
citoes.
A. o'clock the meeting was called 10 order ai
e John Butler was INTRODUCED as chairman.
l,cr on coming forward said that the prose
>,tion was one Of the most Important events N
i ever taken place in tho country. The que
N whether our time honorei .ns.itu,io
re TO stand not, was t. lie dcnd
q me e,h OF November. whether, In IN
to perretuate justice, liberty a.
highert human prosperity, AMI wheth
!rtv-forr States, having one history and one d'
~ ioined 10 ether were 10 bow down to the m
rrupt and vcnal adnnistration the world b
seen tAppsuse) There was regular Z
,n,en onspra,t approaching 10 airike down
lertics OF the American people. c'fhat's o.
'hc e"ction OF Mcclellan would restore peace "a
prosperity to tue country. Nooc,"
August B3lmont wAs thcu Introduced am
uplausc, lie spoke Mt some cnnth, reviewing I
hfsonal history ot the pr tn'nont members of I
now or..Apl dtiun cnt'tlcd the War Democracy
IL declared that each one Oi them had sctcd
years past vita tie E'plhllcan party, and sh o.,
have uo claim To- be Democrats He pr0pNesici
certain re election Of Governor Seymour, a
riosed with su earnest appeal iur every one to
All they could IN the present polluca campaign
(orc /; closed, that tho success OF the pcWocra
party might finally be ST 'ured (Applsuse1
The Hon. J W. Girarlv the aext speaker.
s,id the people wanted the Union as il ~.A and