New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
KINGS COUNTY UNION REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC
NOMINATIONS, CONG REssIoNAL, SECOND DISTRICT.
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KINGS COUNTY UNION REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC
NOMINATIONS, CONGRESSIONAL, SECOND DISTRICT.
James a. Van Brunt, the Union Republican cand-
Congress in the I'D District is merchant engaged IN
West India trade formerly Alderman IN the EShih
the Bor for several years crcdtaby himself and honoaby
the city lie is from old and honorable family on ,o
Island and has clements Of popularity that VIII
tell at the polls No Who has the Interests OF MS couhu!
at heart refuse to vote for james A. an BlhI H.,
competitors in the for Congressional honors are ar
Hughes and Demas Barnes The former has the nolha'
tion OF ne NnonaT wing OF the Democratic party and
fuses 10 he party 90 bargain and sale by which
several of the nominees 81 that wing were induced 70 Wuda
the lie is obstinate determined ana pneky ana
Demas Barnes The third candidate the race is connected
with large drug house aud Is reported wealthy IL report
speaks true his him fabulous sum and It can
hardly be said that his election Is among The poahlies lie
has the Regular Citizens nomination "a when faction
nre so many rival apirants and leaders who desire his defeat
assduony hborng for that end that appears 70 be
iorgone conclusion.
In The lid District there three candidates in The Held
Mr. Simeon b. Chttenden, VIM T. homAsoh ana Jonn W
Mr. Chtcudcn the Union candidate 81 both The long and
short torn Is successful merchant hororahe hight
citizen and an earnest determined Repubscnn The District
is Republican b scye hundred majority and biz election is
generally conceded by the Democrats Of the D.fcL
VIM T. Robinson the Democratic neninoe FOR Tue MIN
Congress is Assessor Of internal Eevomc 81 ile District
which De uspres 70 represent IN the National Lef
20 Democratic principles operates 'ne"AHi
detrimental 10 DIS polling the entire Dcnscraiic vote
John W Hunter tie Conservative aud Dcm"c lc 'llhAe
for the shoFi term is culm selhie gcntenh lof many
controversy with Mr. Cisco feW years since IN cien, 70
forged check which improperly paid he seems sadly out
tie candidate the TphcAiif
THE COUNTY TIcfET.
The county cke, OF both parties made up rs follows H.
For sha-Cb.lls Talbot Radicals Pane C.mpbe, Dem
For suHosa,e-Pete w. Orsnder Badsa william u. Neea'f
For Superintendent Of Poor- Dre,John p co'iisan R'a
Fdr justice d sessions-wiam 7. lloy Raisa Stephen J.
S,r opsf-Jaeob worth Radical, Robert Fury
For cry Judss-Gsorse O. Reynod Radical o'os' 4h0"V'oH
Pof school corumi,ionrHenry L. bartlett. Rsdiesl Dsra
Charles Talbot the mon candia'e ior Sel Is 70, pr
Gtfra q fhn
ay working for That be v make one Of The bet
hers that Kings County has ever hnd u elected I. n ~
by al who familiar with the prudence AID foresight Of MI
P,t Co,,plu T. the Democratic candidate Tor the
S jane and Is Known I'''''' u = ,,,,.
For Surrogate Peter W osirarder The Republican candidate
young talented lawyer and VIII bring a. tAe ONCE great e1
~ or',ts Iyip ID Veecr and Roswell vs. Brainari
respectively The nominees OF The National and hegu
lar organizations and will nearly equally divide The vote Of
John Cosgan Is the Union candidate for Superintendent
Of the Poor and between bis election and that Of John Delaney
voter ought TO hesitate moment as 70 bow cast ms vote
Jacob Worth the Republican candidate Tor street Comn'
sy and if elected jobbing and "snccurcs" win b, at
discount in Commissioners office at the city Hall
hicks have Tor years past been shining TOT the
position and hos the nomination only 70 BE- defeated
Inousy renomnated that position by the Union Committee
and win think, be reelected by large majority He
and by Iis equitable decisions during his term office.
lis opponent is Mr.. George Thompson
AssEAfBLYAiES.
Nine members Of the Assembly 20 be chosen from Kings
County District embraces the First Second and fhh
hopolcssly Democratic Thomas Hughes
Union candidate is working like beaver and has strong
hopes of his election His opponent Burns who has
heretofore represented the district In the Assembly.
The I'D District includes the Sixth aud Twelfth Wards and
Mr. Charles Condii Is the Republican candidate. -
The lid District composed Of the Third Fourth and Eey-
enh Wards Republican aud viii be represented IN AAny
by Alderman Hinsdae the Union candidate who Is every
worthy OF tho support Of the Republicans OF the District
In the INth District Capt. X H. Chtendcn aud William H.
n Cadmus the Union candidates aud stephen Haynes the
Democratic nominee
Frederick r. ParSon Is the regular Union Republican cAnd
date IN the With District and also ndOfscd by the Temper
Assembly District Association and iy the Soders and
Sailors Union OF the District Mr. Glbcrion 10 also running
Mr. Pars0n II possible WeuTge all Republicans OF the District
vote for Mr. Pas0n the stronger aud most available can
dldate. Caleb Buckley young scarcely past ms ma
jOfly. is his Democratic competitor.
John Allen late Post Master Of Wlliamsburgh Is tho
Union candidate in the With District and is confident OF an
election
Mr. Allen will make faithful and Trustworthy leislaior and
trust be be elected His opponent Is John koher
District and distinguished himself last Winter by his bold and
unfncng advocacy Of the present Excise law The EepuD
81 the District would do well elect Mr. Buckman, us
Just tribute 20 his fearless and independent
John Oakley i the candidate from the Win District and
viii be reelected by handsome majority No popular
deserving candidate before the people Of Brooklyn for their
suffrage.
Henry vandcvecr the candidate Of the Union Rcpub
cansOr The Ath District comprising the Ninth Ward and TIE
County towns Mr. Vandcyeer Is exceedingly and desevedJ
popular with the young the District who working
with a will 10 secure his election
lis opponent John A. Jacobs Of Know Nothing nOtorcty
the Legislature eectng " ell the Union candidates
the County, City aud Congressional tickets aud reduce tie
Democratic majority IA low nguTc-mfnh lower than the
Democrats dare allow OF many Republicans expect