The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-03
City Politics.

aN THE MARINE COURT JUSTICE.
Mr. r. d. Livingston the Mozart Hall nominee and
Mr. Charles Price the McKcon nominee for the Marine
Court, short term have both Withdrawn in favor Of
Judge Bartholomew OConnor. fas
Mr. VIM NJ Quarts has written the following note 70
Judge Dttenhocfer:-
A NEW YoRx, Nov. j. 1905
To A. j. DirrsxHoErKR Esq =
DEAR SIRI should greatly regret that any should
claims upon the suffrage OF his fellow citizens in the
election OF q Justice OF the Marine Court intended
should have the effect to disparase your own claims
for tho support At the election OF the suages Of
our own party and equally Of Independent ctixens
take pleasure In saying this your election would in
and 70 the public am, yours, very truly,
youArH ssxAroRrAL DrsrRI0r-cAsD yRon Mr..
BRYANT.
~ TO TIE EDnoR o. rNB nuALD.
NEW YoaK, Nov. q 1885,
Permit me TO cay, through your columns, that the
statements put forth By ths republican pss OF the city
tor in the Fourth Senatorial district ar - they I'm
ply any couscn on my part 70 advance the interests
dalton whatever in fact ! have bean unanimously
nominatcd BY the fsmmany Hall Convention Of this
district have accepted and intend 70 run in good faith
whether against Mr. Wood or any other person; and
also assure You that have implicit reliance upon the
like good faith the part Of the time honorsd organ
zaton by which shall be sustained on election day.
Respectfully &c, G OBJ. BRYANT
U SIXTH sErAFoRiAL DISTRICT.
In the Sixth Senatorial district Messn. Robert G
Hutchings and Vincent G. King, the Tammsny, Mozart
and McKeon nominees for the representation OF the dis
rict, have withdrawn from the held and the various
conventions have united upon ~ David freeman as
to three compettors--Mr.s Freeman, with the united
democracy at his back Mr. Abraham Lent having the
support OF the republicans, and Mr. Nicholas Quacken
boss, who claims the German Interest
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Mr.. Henry y. Ranncy has been nominated by the
United Service Society az their candidate for Assembly
In the Ninth district vice Colonel George d. Kellogg
resigned. N#.e4
FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The Citizens Association at meeting held last Tues
day evening endorsed Mr. r. H. Anderson the rcgula
democratic candidate for Assembly Mr.. Anderson Is
gaining fresh supporters every day. and his election is
now almost beyond DOUBT
The New Jersey Campaign.
LETTER PROM MAJOR GENERAL H0oKER ON THE
APPROACHING ELECTION IN NEW JERSEY.
At large and enthusiastic meeting Of the friends OF
the Union held last evening at South BERGEN, N The
following letter read and received with marked ap
probation:-
l~I.fat NEW YoaK Nov. q 1865
Gro W. THORN Esq, Bergen, NJ J. =
DEAR siR--My engagements will render impossible
for me 10 meet the citizens OF Bergen this evening
You will readily appreciate the satisfaction IL would
give me 20 meet 40 many there who were my compan.
tons In tho late war; For that reason too regret being
unable 10 be with you. e.4..
WIN rcspeCt 70 the approaching eeCtOn my gong 10
your city 1t this time Is not necessary as am confident
ly assured that the Union ticket will prevail the
rebel one. do not see how II can be otherwise. The
light you making 10 bloodess one, but the issues In
voved the your brave soldiers have bsen hero
icay battling for during the last four years Indeed
our victories In the field are Ruthless Tar New Jcr
sey is concerned without triumph the polls
the 7th Of November next am not mistaken when
you that the battle Is In good handsthose Of
your own veteran soldiers OF the With great re-
gard yours, very respectfully,
JOSEPH HOOKER, Major General Volunteers
Died.
DrLy.-On Thursday morning, November q at half