The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-23
LOCAL POLITICS.


The Senatorial and Assembly
Nominations.
ALEGIsLATIvE MONOGRAPH.
Ec. TO- 90.
The famnany Hall Senatorial conventions will be held
tomorrow evening, and mako nominations for the four
districts In this city All the other parties and factions
are generally holding back 70 sec what TAmmany Hall
VIII DO The vote 10 now 80 overwhelmingly the side
Of the latter organization In this city that only the most
reckless Encouragement could prevent the election of
solid democratic delegation 70 both houses from New
York bN0
The doubt which has hung over every point in tho
legislative programme has been in good degree dis
PEELED BY active consultations during tho past three
four days. and II ID possible indicate pretty
y the list Of Representatives which win be elected here
for 1885, M M-
yHE FOURTH DISTRICT. .s
The Fourth Senatorial division, district comprises
the lower portion Of the city below Houston street. the
Bowsy and Division street. It has presented an
suay mysterious aspect in this canvass thus far the
very sharpest oouers Of the lobby Albany being
entirely bafsd about il Two facts only are certain
- TO the 'sOld New York; district William n.
Tweed, the trenchant chairman OF Tammany BALI
and Of tho city Senate-the Board Of Supervisors
holds the Tammany Convention, and will positively
have tho nomination rendered to him. The Mozart
organization Ia only conditionay demonsative this
region, and its regent the Hon Benjamin Wood, n c.,
Is constructive candidate with full Jurisdiction and
exclusive sway. Like Peter b. Sweeny in the Seventh
district-who will probably receive q complimentary
nomination there, and would accept It upon no sort
Of persuasion-Ben Wood has been made candidate
for the vindcaton Of the interests Of his district and
organization With the certainty conceded TO Cornell In
the Sixth district it may DO doubtful TO Tweeds pur
poses about running, and hence also as 70 Ben Wood
being in the eld and ergo the entire subject Of the
Senatorial in the Fourth district continues
mysterious ever. One point has been determined in
the matter thus far the result Of Ben Woods being
brought forward which s the probable consolidation Of
forces by all the factions on any nomination by Tam
many-includng the republican vote-should Ben be in
tho race for Mozart This however, is not on any per-
sonal ground, but for reasons Of organization.
THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
The Fifth district reaches from the Bowery the East
river Fourteenth street and Division street.
Charles G. Cornell will be nominated here
by Tammany, and sustained by more or less
probably more) Of all the outside organizations.
he has already the soldiers nomination he quarter
master Of the Seventy-nr regiment); the McKeons
also have been captured by him. and against Gilbert
@. Dean, the republican nominee, he will be strongly
intrenched among the conservatives or his old whig
associates OF the opposition before election day His
fight for the Mozart nomination and support would ind
that he divides honors Of those cohorts ruler
Of the classic Mackereville with the Hon. Daniel Nor
gan o Brien.
THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
The Sixth Senatorial district which has been repre-
scented by Senator Iambeer lies south Of Twenty sixth
street. and comprises the Sixteenth Eighteenth Ninth
and Fifteenth wards The outside democratic organza.
tions have named Vincent c. King in this district and
the republicans have had frequent ballotings, which
to indicate that Assembyman Thomas Z. Stewart,
Of the last Legislature will be the republican candidate
Tho Tammany nomination win be given to Robert c.
Hutchngs the Assistant District Attorney The aspect
Of this district promises 70 absorb the chief interest Of
the city campaign With both King and Huichings in
the neld stewart will have clear course utthc proba
by Of this Is very uncertain since the race between
Stewart and either one Of his antagonists does not pre-
sent perhaps thousand votes Of margin In favor Of the
democracy, at the best Then, this district comprises
the aristocratic portion Of the city, where the obuse
tactics Of the Citizens Association and the Acie politi
cal qucksands Of the hgh renders the naviga-
ton Of the rising statesman extremely uncertain by
showing him very curious In his calculations and
soundings whom the counted Notwithstanding
all that may be said about bargain and sao In this
district for the benefit Of Raymonds Senatorial aspa
tons Weeds little matters, II will probably be found
at the polls that only democratic ticket will have 70
be canyassed. With two such suitable and engaging
candidates Hutohinss and Stewart in the ncld how
ever and the battle cries OF St. German s. Dcns!
this polished fashionable and ambrosal district must
possibly distract tho attention Of John Mossey
ESQ, and Mr. NJ G. Wood, from less exciting matters Of
this nature elsewhere.
al THE SEVENTH DISTRICT.
In the upper Senatorial district the Seventh. repre-
sented by Senator Fields the efforts made by his friends
will secure him denomination from Tammany Hall.
Tho inability OF Oliver Charlick 10 the Mozart
or McKeon nomination exhibits the entire demoraliza
ton OF the outside organizations In that district while
the rival nominations Of Charles 0Conor and George
W. Mclean indicate determination to elect either Mr.
Fields his republican antagonist, who, II Is unders
Stood will be Thomas Murphy OF the Twenty first ward
This latter candidate n man Of wealth. belonging 10
the extreme liberal ,1s o. b. party IN dsyou. ,om% %
strength with the ish and even the dcmocratc ole
nents made tho basis Of strong hopes Of hts election
ts year on any OF the candidates this aspect Of the
district shall continue the vote there viii DO very close
twenty first and rwcn,ie wards~ai Of tho city north
Of Twenty sixth street.
TIVE ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
Tho Assembly nominations will be made by the Tam
many conventions on Thursday evening, tho 10Th inst
We give list OF them far AZ they have been ap-
proxnately determined, leaving those districts blank
where the vote at the polls or tho nominations may be
fairly considered ~ doubtful denominations
marked thuss
DIT
1-First, Second and Third wards, VIM. Miner o. L.
Smith declinngI.
2-Fourth and sixth wards Bryan Gaughan.s
3-Fifth and Eighth wards Geo. N. Curtis (former
MEMBER #W.L
4-Parts Of sixth, Seventh, Tenth, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth wards James Murray declines.
5-Parts Of Eighth, Ninth and Fifteenth wards.
o-Pars Of Tenth, Thirteenth, fourteenth and Seven
tecnth wnrds.
PARTS Of Ninth and Fifteenth wards
s--Pnrts " Seventh Eleventh and Thirteenth wards
Jacob seebachers
0-Sixteenth ward
10--Seventeenth ward, Th0s. J. Cranier.$
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