The New York herald., 1865-07-17
Tho tate, Legislative, Judicial
Il Local OmcerS to be
Elected This Fall.
GOveROr FentOn and the Local
Politicians,
II &C., &c.

Tor the iaeiections several candidates have an
nounccd tnselves in the field for the Legislature and
n general Nmoton exists among the asprants for po
iiiical posins The committees are preparing their
work, andic ward politicians placing their houses in
order for ! campaign. The prizes to be drawn this
fall are qui numerous but not of the greatest import
ance, yet 81 sufficient in number to make the conflict
interesting spicy not only in this city, but through
out the Stat ---.-.
Several Ste officers are to be elected in November,
viz:-Secrcty of state, in the place Of Chauncey NJ
iepew; Sta Comptroller in the place of Lucius Robin
SOM State Thsurer in the place OF George W. Schuyler;
Attorney Gera in the place Of John Cochrane; State
Engineer al Surveyor in the place Of Wm B. Taylor;
Canal Commissioner in the place of VIM Skinner State
Prison Inspeor in tho place of Gaylord Clarke whose
terms Of Off expire the first day Of January, 1866
There is aaa Judge Of the Court Of Appeals to be
chosen 70 althe unexpired term Of Henry r. Selden,
who resgno last winter, and whose place filed
until the nexgeneral election by the appointment of
wm Porter Albany The person elected to the position
will servo uni the 31st day Of December 1871.
There eight Judges Of the Supreme Court to be
elected this e. in each Judicial district Of the
State. The Sreme Court Judge in this city whose
of Office expiB is Daniel p Ingraham These numerous
offices sacient to makesa lively time among the
lawyers who ,ck for judicial honors
An entire ste Legislature to be chosen Senators
gear Iussm,h the Senators which are chosen this
year will rsm in Office to vote for United States sena
tor in 1857, al the place Of Senator Harris, whose
term of ofcexpires on the 4th of March, we expect
lively contes in every Senatorial district throughout
the State
In this city here TO be elected at the November
election four Saators in the places of Christian B. Wood
ruff, Luke T. ozans William Lambeer and Thomas c.
Fields; also secntecn members Of Assembly. Judge
of the Suprep Court, in the place Of Daniel p Ingra
ham two Jusces of the Superior Court the places Of
Anthony L. Roertson and James Moncrief; Judge Of
the Common Pas Court Chas. p. Daly's term expiring
on the LIST of Jnuary and Judge Of the Marine Court
in the place Henry Alker; also member Of the
Board OF Supervisors These sufficient to give spice
and interest to his local contest and great COM
motion among te political managers from those belong
ing to the vsrios clubs and halls down the barroom
and street oornt bummers.
AT tho chartei election in December have Mayor
TO elect in the pace Of G. Godfrey Gunther Corporation
Counsel 10 the pace Of John E Deveu eight Aldermen,
or in eschDf the numbered districts mostly
from the east ado of the CITY, and entire Board Of
Councmen these officials have control Of the spois
and fat piokings In the city government it may be
pected that thscontcst will be fully exciting any
Presidential canvass Seven members of the Board of
Education and numerous school inspectors also to be
Cuoseu 70 look aIef our c0ucatlOna interests.
The aspants or these Offices, from the highest to the
lowest are engaged laying their pipe and manipulating
political wires t the nomination from their
spcctive parties In very few days the political caul.
dron will be bdng, and the developments will be-
come interestine n Governor Fenton attends to
his duty, investigates the administration Of city
aIars and removes some Of corrupt officials, he
will seriously emlarrass the operations Of some Of the
designing men trying to force themselves upon the
public, and We trust enable us to secure better class
of 10 represent In the Offices than here
tofore Taking the issues springng up in reference
tho reorganization Of tho Southern states and the sqab
BILE among State and city politicians for the numerous
Offices there Is every indication Of spicy campaign be-
fore US, aied with personal Incidents spicy adventures
and bold movements among the politicians If in the
se the rights OF the people and taxpayers protected
It will be miracle indeed and great triumph the
suppression Of the rebellion.
Miscellaneous Political Intelligence.
MAINE The Union State Convention will be held at
Portland, Thursday, August TO- The Democratic State
Convention will be held at Portland the 18th Of
August Election (whcn Governor and Legislature
60 he voted or) takes place the second Monday in
september Qhc 1lth(
Governor Cony has written letter reconstruction
aud tho status of the negroes in which he declares his
paerna relations Of the freedmen with those sanctions
chat have been found necessary in all Christian
nites that education should be given them from the
tacs OF their old masters and their standing Of
Justice placed the basis that of the whites.
He approves President Johnsons plan Of supplying pro-
vsonal governments for the revoed Staes and hopes
they will be held as now with their powers in abeyance
until the objection Of ignorance shall be removed and
the freedmen given equal rights citizens with tho
whites
NEw JERsxv.-The following appears in the Trenton
Gasccc Of Saturday
The annexed notice has been sent us for publication
Exactly what the drift Of this movement may be
don't pretend TO know; but If be las the time fixed
upon would seem 10 ndicate intended TO oresta the
action or dictate TO the Union Convention which meets
the day following, It's effect cannot be otherwise than
mischevous-
To rHs NATIONAL UnoS MEN AND WAR DKsocRAcY or NEW
The .Gs.cresr. member, Of The state Of New Jersey Of
At the Cooper institute on the si day Of November 1884
in with power vested 10 them sus
S;E & &Ssr:sy 5 Ssr;Sy ays: dc "a Wig:
DOWN he esE on sS
'ss be
eIecicn, and with E view 70 permanent organization.
xsiBEL GREEN, Tenaiiy bergen county, r. J.
PxsssvLvANA.-A J. Galbraith, Of Erie, is talked Of
by the republicans their candidate for Governor The
Springfield (Mass) Republican thinks it's party must be
hard up 10 take such candidate, for II says:"Hs has
always acted with the democrats and fought the rcpub
Iicans"
0mo-Thc Democratic State Central Committee met
In Columbus on the 22d Of June for the purpose Of
sultaton In which, after exciting debate nine Of the
members, headed by Alex. Long, w. n Cory and W.
Murnel soceded and have issued manifesto, setting
forth that they have withdrawn from the democratic
party, for the purpose Of organizing party on correct
principles" and nominating State ticket Their prp.
cpcs as declared are State sovereignty expressed
The resolutions Of 179s that slavery is the true relation
in the Southern States between whites and blacks free
trade, hard money, uniform taxation. and a cheap.
simple and responsible government as the democratic
platform.
The following is the letter Of General Cox acceptue
the nomination for GOVERNOR
RArrleu, n. C., June 2s, 1866.