The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-29
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

The autumpal season fast maturing the trees grow
daily more sparcs Of foliage; coal carts 60 by with
greater frequency; the invalid dons suit Of
clothing TO guard against is and there Ii . chilly
effect produced the system Of the early nova
days which, for months past he total stranger.
This all implies the close advent Of winter also shS
precautions taken BY people generally 10 meet King
Frost whom he does reach here on fair ground
But for . certain class Of people, the political
once seekers and those who would fain retain their
present ncumbsncy, the fall 10 pregnant with
far vital interests than those enumerated and Il 10
they who deserving Of special notice. from their dis
ntsrestedness Of In thus desiring 10 guard the
public veal Now the City Of Churches IL essentially
democratic; ~ people, manners and customs demo-
cratic and . matter Of oourss, the candidates for
once are dsuocnticaiy numerous On the nrst Tues
day In November the elections win b held In Kings
county, and les than forty % be filed
Samuel Booth, the incumbent: two senators, one in
the second and another in The Third Senatorial dsrics
sS:n ssS Henry s Tns. ,S s1s ns:
Assmblymsn 70 Be chosen This latter oncs II growing
M o o os s h Sss
10 buttsrsd V obtain . ssat In the Albany House Of
CommonA naturally gives rice 70 conjecssrss. merely
dollars day eli that the patriotic asprAnss for Albany
honors receive and H. perhaps 70 b reGrsttsd that
;sod.a Whereby larger quota q such s.s.ross ssui:
might BE- provided for Al the above price and plaza
The Rsgisternhip Of Kings county u very snug
billet indeed II 10 not thsrsfors 70 BE- wondered at
that the cupdity may Be termed, OF place hunt
should DO sIcited Whenever the minds eye brought
70 dwell upon this remunerativs ofnca The feee a.
tachsd 70 this position something, whom viewed In
the asgrssats, AKIN TO $40 900 per annum-
The mex. once mos. sought afssr e the oeuaty cer
ship me place IL 10, TOO, from appearAhceA There
are two soldier In the for the ofcs-Captain Law
renee HAnley and Major Charles schuns. Both bear
good military record; the former q democrat and the
latter Q republican There was another gentlemen
prominently spoken OF IN wire pulling circles for the
position but unfortunately he got Into little DIFF.
neuy with the revenue oflcisls and chances and
pirntions on his part for this John J.
white the present incumbent 10 also candidate for
The county Judssship 10 . fair once for sompsssus
LAWYER 10 this county. Daniel p Barnard and James
way are prominent the candidates for the democratic
nomination. Ex-Judgs George @. Reynolds 10 the
strongest that the republicans can trc out for the
once. II they ear prevail upon him 70 lend his name
10 he will reoeivs the nomination OF the latter party.
The Coronsrship 10 tendery cared Tor IN The minds OF
those who sssk ~ honors, and rsmueerattons, $4,000
year Alfred Herman, Michael Slattsfy, Dr. Norris and
A. J. Midrahs ell democrats "would accept" The pre-.
sent incumbent Elias Lynch, his clerk, Joe Monk,
might be prevailed upon By the republican party:
Richard J. Tailor, formerly editor Of promasnt Irish
HE democratic friends 70 for the ofcs Of 6upsrin-
ssndsnt OF the Poor. He will accept the nomnation,
and viii probably run vel on his ticket bSng eligible
IN ever sense Of the word fer that position.
Justics OF the Peace will b elected IN The Frst
rhird Fourth and Fifth dscis for all Of which there
ere many applieana Tea Al1srmanic vaoancies odd
vur1A anA { We asubss 4. ssesrus0n fos ssa svea