New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
LOCAL POLITICS.

missioner Inspector Of State Prisons Judge Of the
Court Of Appeals Justice Of the Supreme Court OF the
First Judicial Dsrict State Senators TO represent the
different Districts Sheriff. County Clerk Justice OF the
Marine Court, three Supervisors District Attorney
one Justice OF the Court Of Common Pleas, |
and two Justices Of the Superior Court, and 2
members OF Assembly. At the following December
election Mayor and Board OF Aldermen and Councilman
will be voted for by the citizens York In regard
to the candidates State Offices very little excitement
is visible the political surface there is not enough
patronage plumber attached 10 the different state
offices make the politicians struggle very hard The
richest paccrs for working TO be found in the pockets
Of the voters of this city, who already suffer from ex
cessiye taxation. The TammAny organization Is breaking
up very fast, and will probably go 10 pieces after the
December election, for even now there Il
most desperate struggle going between the big whis
kes and tho small fry ward politicians rs to the coming
division spoils. Peter b. Sweeney, who, general
thing, directs the working power of Tammany has such
multitude Of in the organization er which he Is
the reputed Center that he has been compelled to
call I'm the assistance OF Mayor Hoimanan and william
NJ Tweed veteran politician who, like Oliver Twist is
continually IN search Of more. Tweed ia at present nght
ing, tooth and nail, for the senatorship IN the
Fourth District, against Morgan Jones, who has the
support OF all the active, working young poliicansi In
the district Tweed may probably receive the Tammany
nomination. but that ALL while his antagonist standsan
equal of receiving the nomination from Tamnany
with the absolute certainty OF being by all outside
organizations, including the Republican In the Firth
Senatorial District Thomas Creamer, young and very
ambitious politician, has the support OF all the
"boys and IL IA thought will certainly succeed Charles
g. Cornell the present incumbent, as s believed that
Mr. Cornell with Characteristic modesty, will probably
retire from from the contest in favor Of his former pro
teg6 Creamer. In the Sixth Senatorial District
Col Walter Price who commands one OF our city cavalry
regiments is mentioned for Senator as also is Dchaei
Norton. Alderman from the Eighth Ward, well known
yaN IL NnVfnu VrQa
early life a very successful and energetic rough
bic fighter and principally bases his claim to the sena-
torship on this fact. James Watson and ex-Alderman
Finn arc also mentioned for this position ny
their friends. II IL probable that Norton VIII Do
the choice OF Tammany. In the Seventh Sen
atorial District John J. Bradley, the present
Senator from the district wealthy livery stable proprle
tor desires nomination, and opposed in the Tammauy
or Mozart interest "a the may be, by Robert G.
Hutchngs one OF the Assistant DistrictiAtorneys,
cured darling who lately became soninlaw TO Richard
b. Connolly, the Controller. Hutchngs Is quite amDl'
tous and believes that he has all the requisite talenh to
shine as legislator The Miles ORelly Democracy are
anxious 20 make Alderman John Hardy very capable
public officer Senator from this district In the
With Senatorial District, Harry Genet an
old veteran politician, who has managed
il nj present collector OF assessments an office worth
$1,000 year I'm fees and perquiste, has entered the W.
Alexander ward Who holds the very lucrative position OF
superintendent ~ Lands and Places RON mo Cy GOV
eminent owen murphy member OF the Legislature
candidate In the Win senatorial District for senator
and has the support oi the Miles O'Reily Democracy
IL IL said that Mayor Hoffman IS quite anxious that his
partner Judge Leonard, should be reelected to MI me
Vacancy The supreme Court bench but IL possible
that tho Tmmany braves may quartei ABOUT tis @ inSa @
and choose somebody else, despite the wishes OF me
Mayor Judge Carozo whose term VIII expire this ran
on the Common Pleas bench, IN most powerful candl
dato among tho rumselers, for the place desired Dy
Judge Leonard. should he desire to run, Leon
ard would not have the ghost OF a chance among
the Democratic masses against Cardozo, VINO VIII also
Tanmnny viii doubt nominate the present Judges,
Mcneil and Barbour 10 the vacancies IN the Superior
Court Judge Brady candidate for reelection IN the
Common Pleas; whether he will succeed or not prop
lem be solved. For the Disrlot-Attorneys ollce A
Oakley Hail. lawyer well as Democratic editor, aud
present incumbent, IA placed on the list OF candidates
Cunning Bedford j, the Assistant Ds,rieAitorT5, a
FOR District Attorney but Will not accept the once
OIcily Democracy District Attorney, but cannot he
elected aS he has too many enemies IN the ranks mozart
might sustain this gntleman for lor
proper consderation-say $500, or thereabouts
s%A, ,onI mid also IKE TO he Sheriff aud expects 10
get the lower ght Wards support him. without trouble
NAV wish 10 be reelected 10 the position Of sheriff, and II
so Mr. Fox will have chance. az MI Kelly II tower
OF strength among the Democratic masses OF this city In
case John Kelly enters the ring for Mayor, DIR. Fox
might have M, chances bettered for success -
Charles Loew, the man who buht the bridge acroSs
RroadNay rs looking for the County CerhshiP which is
sentative OF the German inorcst, ana possibly mAn
may be prevailed upon TO reward VIM. C. Conner the
present Incumbent, with Mozart nomination,
Fernando Wood viii certainly run for Mayor
this Fan his own personal merits which are sup.
distance from New York Gty Then there is the cand
date OF The hcrdd newspaper john Anderson, ~ wSany
tobacconist who calculates to spend 5000 10 nc o3eteu
Mayor I'm the Assembly nominations there Is nut te
doing In tho Frst Assembly District Con Michael Mur,
ply ia certain TO be elected rs IL VII DC 20 ny
any candidate hold out against him with the voters or
the district, which he represents at present III the
Con- D5nohue. the son of the untGrraed Con DOnO
hue Is the Tammany candidate IN the Id District In the
md District Henry McCoskey very active young gen
tenan and officer OF the Court OF Sessions s candidate
for the Tammany nomination. which he WIN get no doubt
Bryan Reilly Is the M9@9rt man IN % tno lCtp pD MS
trct, j. j. Blair is a candidate Tor Tue Miles Oheny
joe Murphy. formerly I'm the United States service, who
will probably get the rammany and Mozart nominations
bfimmed hat aud the irresistible and undaunted Frank
Duy the odawater merchant arc rival candidates In
OF the Tammany tribe, and John W. Gallagher otherwise
known as "Darby" among the boys. Fernando Wood ~
the principal hacker OF Darby Gallagher, and good
deal Of fun Is expected IN thus district Particularly IN te
known, when the canvass begins. TINS Is the poutea
slate far made out excluding the KepuOncah party
which has made disposition OF its forces as yet
William Allen, Of DarSe County, Ohio once
Democrat, but now Radical ADoltiohlst says me Rty
ton Ledger has out In favor OF negro suffrage In
Ohio.
The Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, in speech the
other day at Bangor, said there hour during the
war OF the Rebellion when there responsibility
placed upon than rests upon US today. We are not
out OF our trials nor our dangers.
The KnOrrilis Times, speaking of the Ten
nessoe senatorship says on the Conservative side the
Of Baxter ana Ethedge seem to be She favortes
though 10 is feared that there will be serious split De
tween the three Conservative members OF the Legisla
ture. rumored that Etherdge has proposedto let
baxter for Governor in 1862 II he win set out of the
way We exhort the three Conservatives to heavenly
harmony.
The Lafayette Qnd) Journal says: There
TO be general desire on the part OF the Repub
of every portion OF the state TO assure Gov Baker
OF their intention 20 elect him Governor In 1868 There 10
better the country than Conrad Baker
Brnye honest eloanent. and chyalrOns-famllar with