New-York tribune., 1867-09-05

Mu-nhv Chas Moore. and Michael Madigan are men.
toned by the Democracy, and A j. PiumD Is SPOKEN Oh
o. mo Ienublican standard bearer
In The Tia District f. V. s. Oliver and Francis Ryan
are spoken of by the Union pepeTa ana "9i & T. hk Pa
publcans will probably put forward J9nh >. Hurley
young who served IN tne al aIy & h htt ,e p th @ pi
Neacher, ana lai'lciP"'0u ~ ' ~ w
sut m G MA Distrct-Dan OReilly John Hayes, Jas.
Tanker and Walter Burke
Ia the IVth Distret-John j. Bair Jo9h oayln ana ana
while Edward ~ skidmore Is talked OF among tue hepuD
HI IT, fio y District-wm Cray Warren Bennett. Chris
toi- f,bnsou Charles A. l.. Goldey, Vim. Ripley, T..
N Pnb Aubrey wilson and Il. Herman are said TO be
asnirouts for Democratic nominations while JOhn D.
shaw and WIN. G. Hanna the Republican fayorites:
In thc Win Disrict-John sigerson qnegmbeno, Tim
otlv Campbell John Kerngan, Frank Duny ana JacoD
Ssebacher are Democratic asprants ,,
In the With Distric-Frank A. Ransom, James Reilly
and VIM Hepburn are mentioned as deslrous OF Demo-
ratic sIrupoTt: while VIM. Mitchell, and Capt Wagstan
date member from Suffolk County,, are mentioned Tor
In the With District James Reed desires renomna-
tion while John Matthews would not object ,,,,o
In the IXlh District the names of Alexander 9ey and
Robert nsley are presented by Democrats and Robert
Lake Norman stratton, and Capt Joseph FORBES hhd
In the Xth District John J. Dymond, popular Demo.
GRAFT will undoubtedly receive the Tampa1y % pt
against him may be mentioned jacob w. SroSS aetSr
Werlich Samuel Mullen, Democrats, and Geo. f.
Lang6ein and 5. @ McGraw. Republicans. .,.n ,ro.
In the XIth District strong RepuDncan secton, pre-
! sents the name OF John v Gridy, incumbent Mt.
In the XlIth District Henry Waman PatrieK DatSs ny,
Der,ocracy While Simeon Hazetne is spoken OF by tho
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IN The XIITh District fra Buckn, Geo. Stevenson and
Noah Tugwell are spoken OF by Democrats, While COL
| John w Marshall is mentioned by Republicans
In the XIVtn Assembly District we have the names OF
! Jobn " Crump, Patrick Ryan, Patrick Hanbury. jas
| 7 Carey John T. Nagle, j. Tyler Kelly, W. francl''
| HroWn Edward StapleOn and VIM. McKenna mentioned
"a desirous of representing their constituents OF Demo
cratic proclivity while Robert d. Boyd, Alex H. MUM
| can and Harvey Woods spoken OF by RepuOncahs'
In fbe XVIII Assembly District there seems TO DO 9
dearth of candidates John Fiz Gibbons being the only
| one spoken of. - ,, ,rou,,o pouora
Michael Salmon, and Michael Lambert are spoken OF Dy
| TaInmauyes and Henry Bceny and motifs Iyng Dy re
nuhlIcans The Union Democracy have n candidate IN
training in this District, who VIII be presented at the
In the XVIIuh District, Lawrence Herman James % "
Anderson T. H. Anderson and Dr. T. Johnson are spoken
4 of for Democratic support. - -, a.
In the XIXth District Alexander Ward spoken Oh io
| the TaInmany nomination. , - :, ,,..
I'm he XXth District Patrick Russell. H. T. Corcofan
Joseph Shaw Vim. Hayne Johnson, aud JOhn heeg9D ar
| spoken OF among Democrats. .
I'm the XTst District Isaac Edwards appears 10 be thu
! only candidate who has lOOmed up for tho Tammanl
uonination Assembly although several spoken OF
| and will probably declare themselves IN few days.
The aspirans for county judicial nominations on tn
Republican ticket have not indicated their wishes an,
will not actively canvass for nominations for some tim
10 come All lists OF candidates Tor Republican count!
nominations are therefore premature, and are mer
| guesses without Trustworthy foundation.