The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-29
THE RACE FOR ASSEMBLY.
Campaign i'm the Second Ju-
dicia1 District.
LIST OF CAN DIDATE s.
&c. &c. &c.


which to be the Of the vrtuous
patriots who willing their country In some
Office Night revelries and barroom confabs, midnight
cacuses and wrangng conventions are in full blast The
fnng. drumming, parading and speech-making have
become the order Of day. while the nights being
mado hdeous with the hows groans and cheers Of the
political bummers who having q great holiday
general Spree But these things repeated every
year, and citizens begin TO look upon them
as one of the institutions of the metropolis and
that it would not be New York without these annual
shows any than Wall street would be Wall street
without the daily demonstrations Of the brokers the
sidewalk and the tumble OF their argon the stocks
from governments down through railroads and guano
petroleum
The political saturnala is daily growing interest
ing and spicy The usual multitude Of candidates be-
ing paraded for occs-a striking illustration
that the fools not all dead yet The number Of people
who enjoy the of seeing their paraded
candidates for Offices for which they have earthly
chance Of being elected to- and in seeing crowd of dis
interested patriots going around and making themselves
hoarse long they will bleed freely and pay for the
drinks, is remarkable. But the public not adopt
ali the candidates of this character for there are
strange as it may seem, good placed in nomi-
nation who also stand very good chance to be elected
provided the voters attend registering their in
time to vote
SUPREME COURT.
Hon. n. p. Ingraham is the only person IN the
Geld Tor Judge OF the Supreme Court His popularity is
such and his past services well appreciated that
folly for any person to take the field against him. The
republican candidate appeared to take 1t in this light and
declined The convention of that party have had quite
wranglc endorsing Mr. Ingraham but unable to
como to any conclusion on the subject. Several po
clans in the convention anxious parade their
candidates, and therefore 60 for making straight
nomination. to the party phrase but it cannot make
particle Of difference to the result what they do In
che premises, nobody but those who anxious to
obtain little spending money from new candidate
having any interestn what they do
SUPERIOR COURT.
There are numerous candidates for this position.
Judge A. L. Robertson has been renomnated by the
regular democratic party and with him Samuel Jones,
Of the late Chancellor JONES' and person who is
well known and popular with the New York bar. The
republicans have nominated separate candidates, while
Judge Moncref is diminishing round the edges Of the
political field with possible chance much hope Of
making crcdtable show in the fight.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Judge DAILY has no opponent for tho Court OF Common
Pleas thus far but there telling what the repubi
may do against him, to pay him of for standing up
manfuly and laborng zeaously in support Of the
prosecution OF the war.
MARINE COURT.
The canvass for this position is decidedly Mixed with
oil the appearance Of scrub race.
SENATOR'S.
There o number Of politicians extremely anxious
toesrn three dollars day the State Senate and pay
nve dollars per diem for board There three candi
dates in the Fourh3 enatoria district three In the
Fifth II is rumorcd that the conference committees
appointed by the Mozart and Tammany factions In the
Sixth district have agreed 10 withdraw both OF their
candidates and have another ballot Both Of the pre-
candidates anxious and fact expect to receive
the joint nomination. but Madam Rumor is ndustriousy
circulating the story that John K Hackett will up
as the compromise candidate. The republicans have
made weak nomination, and If the report about this
compromise be true the result in the district, whether
Vincent King, c. Hutchings Hackett is the joint
nominee, can no longer be doubtful
The Seventh district is yet In plug muss There
ok candidates In the neld two having retired whether
% make for to reduce the list IS not yet
very clear Thomas Murphy has accepted the republi.
can nomination and entered upon the George
W. Mclean has loomcd mp the last few days and bids
fair 10 make work for Senator Fields. He is try
ing 70 accomplish the feat against him that Senator
Connolly did upon Oliver Charlick few years since
znasmuch as there two or three other democratic
candidates the eld this district may be carried by the
republican candidate II the democrats wish TO win, the
Best for Thorn to withdraw the numerous candi
dates and unite upon good man, either one Of the
present or new candidate
AssExBLYMES.
The nominations for Assembly not all made There
are very good and others about which the
Hast said the better for their reputation. The Tammany
Hist 10 headed by VIM Minor, who well known to all
she voters Of his district In the Third district they have
George n Curtis In tho field, who In the Legisla-
lurs Of 1854 Ralph Bogert 10 the Tammany and Mozart
candidate Ia the Fifth district VIM. H Tracy Of tho
Sixth DISTRICT has both the Mozart and rammany nomi
nations Joseph A. Lyons has been renomnated in the
appears in the neId as the Tsmmany and Mozart nominee
In the fourteenth district Eighteenth ward. H. r.
Cochnne has the Tammany nomination in the Sixteenth
( inward NJ Anderson, son Of Professor Anderson, of
Columbia College, Is the Tammany nominee in the Fiji
veil worthy in every way TO represen. the twenty s.
ward IN the next Legislative II is good sign 70
hops thai this city win be respected at Albany when
men like Anderson can DO sent 10 take part In the deib
.1S Osn 40 no better than BY giving him an overwhe
! eng majority on the 7th Of November
br Bradford is having the race 70 himself in the
YsmIIisr names Of Hepburn, Stewart Ramsay and Jen-
Eins There is however, hardly district but what has
three or -four candidates In the field with fair prospect
tx plenty more before the day Of election.
srcoND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
The people Of the second judicial or Supreme Court
sor 81 the adreship. Elias j. Beach, for eight yearp
County Judge Of Kings county has been nominated BY
he democracy Although he rendered valuable service IN
raising troops, the republicans with ther usual graft.
,eude have nominated q sort OF anti war democrat
, against him. and are trying TO make bold light by
ptohnr into Mr. Beach General Sickes mas come 70
e rescue OF Judge Beach, and has written very strong
fe addressed 70 OF the gallant soldiers IN the ~.
pelsior brigade in his behalf He says, among o'ner
bring friendship for our own Excelsior brigade De,
fore wo had fought our way up 70 nonoreo
recognition. He was our early ana cons'sn,
friend through evil and good report. He AIDED
ms 10 organize and equip i've thousand good and uu'
men In tho spring OF 1891 and in the dark days Of oe
pondeucy that followed the retreat from our nes near
Richmond in July, 1862, when our meagre ranks . as
closed the fearful losses sustained In series OK patc
from willamsbrdge TO Malvern Hills, then II was tina
nndue Beach give the benefit Of his talents ana IN