The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-07

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In the ith District, Tammtny introduce, o'Br,en
| Bryant, and Mozart nominate, Ben. Wood of ,ohol
procI'ities AcKeon and the Republican. unite upon
sbettor man than either Of the others Ia the person
OF Nichaei T. Burns returned soldier Of the 'n,on
| In the 9th District, the Democrats and Rspublicnn.
are "luhy divided each party having presented two
esnu'eate~ Gilbert Dean being considered the mo.,
desirable man to represent the district The Germ.n
Democtau arel taking hand in in the 9th Dlstriet
with barely chance Of success asain.t the very GOOD
nomination made by The other Democratic orsanlz.t-
| Ions and the Republicans. In the Tth District q
returned soldier " General McCloan, nominated BY
seheon' VIII make brave strussle TO win, aeains,
that veteran Democratic office holder Tom Fields
who n opposed BY Thomas Murphy Esq, Que Of the
sood and solid men Of New York, and the REGULAR
ate Of the Republican party.
Sixty candidates will exhibit their srength In ,hs
contest for the seventeen Assembly Districts. and
stnoush the Democrats arc not entirely united,
there IL far more harmony than va. TO be ,een last
year. Although there are fewer independent can
oida'es the nominees Who have been set Up by .lr-
regular organizations hopc thus TO obtain some ,d-
'antaFes and have doubtless already contracted
WIN tho "orposition" for some emolument conse-
queni upon the Importance Of continuing In the hed
unui aher the election. Thus an ostens ble Indo-
pendent or other Democrat, draw, of votes fom The
regular candidate Of that party, and Ia rewarded by
thirty pieces Of silver" presented to him in some
shspe, II the regular Republican candidate 1. elected
by means OF this srranecment. The same style Of
political warfare 10 adopted by the Republicans who
are most tkelv to elect their candidates when they
resort TO this policy In closely contested districts
Nearly one third Of tho candidates In the following
List have been periodically presented to the public as
nominees for the Assembly. Some Of these men |
came before
candidates. and they continue 10 be presented year
After year. without being at all dsconcerted by the
crushing defeats they experience with these men. |
once seeking Ia chronic weakness, and even when |
they cannot perceive "the rhost Of o chance" 4" |
they seem more determined than ever. IntellIsent
voters never throw away their ballots on this Gins.
OF candidates, and a. thcv ali very veil known
In their respective districts 10 b. not necessary 10
namo them In this connection The only NOT. .ortbv
incident In the present race will he found In the
fact that In the 10Th District the candidate.
who are opposed to each other this year ycro
also candidates last year and unless tho Re.
publican party has grown stronger In the
District, the Democratic nominee will sTain win the
race In most Of the other districts the candidates
presented by both parties are not the hind Of men
who should be allowed to represent the Empire |
City at Albany, and II will often he found difficult TO
nominees are better than some Of the other, any |
intelligent voter will be able to decide for himself
whom To support this OCCASION and by thus en- |
doaIorins TO vote for the most honest Of two poti-
oianf, select the man rho viii most eonsciontously
perform the duties oi a Legislator.
Dryoor,ro Noxrs,rIoss-Std,e.
For Secretary cf state Major General Henry W
slocunI, OF Onondaga, General Who was che srrnau's
right hand man throughout the southv estern cam-
pagn.
For State Comptroller Lucius Robinson, Of Che.
inupg, who hes acceptaby served in this position
duTng ihc pa two yeAis, and gentleman OF abIli-
y hnd integrity.
Of Ontario. Gene a. L. Was the PIoyos haruhal OF
tno Amy OF = the Potomac, and , gentleman evory
For Attorney Genersl-,Jobn Van Buren, Eeq- Of
New York, who e talents and reputation are well
known to his fellow citizen. Of this metropolis.
For STATE Engineer and surveyor--sylvos,er II.
For Canal Commissioner -corneliu. W. Arm.
strong, OF Albany; r
FOR Inspector Of State Prisons Col. A. j. heNet-
Tor Judges OF the Court Of Appeals-Fun term
Grover, OF AlieghGny. Bp,h excellent nom ination,
tor CLERK OF the Court OF Appoas-Edwsrd q. Per.
riui Of Queens
RrruBlIoAs SoMSsuovs-Stan
For .sssret,r7 Of st,'n--General Franoi. c. Bar
low, OF Nsv Yors ,icknowledsed 70 he one Of the
wss severn times wounced during the war.
For state Couptrcller-Thoma, II, Hillhouse, of
sceeptsbiy the duts, ot this once 10 pe''o'u
tor stste lrensurer-Col. Rowland, ot Dutnh...
For Attorney General-Genersi John N. Martin.
dale, OF Monroe, whose repu alton Ia suhcisnt TO en-
sure him aIge vote thIoJshout the state
FOR state tnelnter and Surveyor. Plat Good
sell. OF Oneida.
, tor CANA COmmis.iOnc'-Rober c. Dorm, Of
For Inspector of State Prisons General Barnum,
FOR Judses o. cOur, Of Appo,l,--Full term Ward
Hunt Of Oneida. For shOII term, John X. Porter.
For CLERK of the Court Of Appeals Henry Jones,
oi CattAIAuRus.
NoMIsAuoNs ron JusTicrs
For Judge Of supreme Conrt-!Tlmmany. Mozart
ana hehton, hon. Daniel +. lngrahAm, against
nhon the Republicans lave put up Hon. Lewis b.
" Woodruff.
:, for Judge, Of Superior Court-TsmmAny. A. l..
Robertson and samuc Jones Mozart, james Nom
Jane. !; Moncrigi Hooper {. Van Worst ned ser,
Day ton, Iioorer O. vanV orst.
, For Judge Of Court of Common Plos--'The Hon
Charles r. DAILY has received all ihe Domocpuc
'oeiety-sn a-,ociation believed 10 consist OF nion
'iheeis and soldiers. whore political senIimen., are
generally. Republican, John \. Townsend.
. For Judges OF the Marine Court-Por the hill term
! amman, Mozart and No Neon nominate Henry
dominate Bsrthololncv O'Uonnor' and Iamn,s1V
Michael {. eros Rep, United SeNlco !
'''oHho'hei' Republican, John d. McuIesUr,
NoaISArIoSs foR srrEaysoRs
For supervi,or-Tammany and Mozart name, !
amss hhye. Rep nitcd Service Society and
lcheon' VIM. A. K9ube. !
sENAro4iAL NoaISAuoSs
III Dist. .-Tammanv q C,R-ton nr-.n. ~.