New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
THE PQLITIC4L FIELD
LOCAL POLITICAL GOSSIP.

COMPLETE LIST OF THE CANDIDATES ~"
COUNTY, JUDICIAL, sENAIOhlAL' AMI 40
sEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
The excitement among politicians consequent
upon the impending elections is decidedly on the in
crea 60 as the time for the assembling OF the Conventions
onnroacbcs Among the Democracy four different
faction organizations each bitterly hostile TO the other
beside two organizations OF liquor dealers and the Ger
man Democratic Association. The strongest OF these
organizations appears to be that Of Tammany Hall, while
next in vim and strength is the young ana vigorous
Union Democracy Then comes Mozart and, lastly Me-
Keon Assuming the Democratic vote Of the City OF
NewYork 90 he s72,OoO, out OF poll OF nOCo' the
numerical strength OF the foregoing o[Si~nlatOnS ~
wnuld be: Tammauy, $1,000 Union Democracy,
qoo00; Mozart, 1900 and McKeon, 1000; total
1900. The vote on local cahdiuaes, oeNhun,,T'i
Tainmany put forward good men, heI Notc Nuu'u Nv
much increased while with olJecuonape c1huiu's tir
combination al tine ullcr organizations could defeat he
candidates the polls. There l. no doubt mat h3 !,u
chcftains Of the wigwam are determined To On nca tno
and TO that end about Ia harmonic the c2nIlst ne
tween the cOntestng delegations OF the ihh lAghth'
Tenth thirteenth Fifteenth Eighteenth. ana IWcnty-
second Wards by admitting 20 their councils portions
from each dclegton The seeds OF dssension are, how
ever sewn and the present leaders of Tamnany Han
cannot maintain political supremacy longer than one
more wear The ORGANIZATIONS of the Liquor Dealers are
holding their local meetings and IN some instances nave
made nominations, as for instance tue e ~,
With Senatorial District Association OF Peter woods OF
they Will make separate n0nlnluoms y lle'on tho
impression being that they viii affiliate with the other
organizations. ,,,- a., .,.,
OF these examinations are hOulIg ll.F
meetings. and each - resolved TO enter inc hkh WIN
vigo and determination TO exert their strength TO The
'''"'' THE CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY orFIcrs.
The aspirants for he various county positions 70 pe
filled the November election numerous ana aciYe
each organization having among Us paIlsans nu! mum
bcr Of patriots who are dehir0us oi serving tht puc
sor the Office of Sheriff among the aSpnts on tho Tam
many slde are Johh fvA Pupuial anu 80, az
Of the First Ward; Alderman Joseph shannon oi the
Fourteenth ward, Dcputy-shenh Thomas IL. Lcrns OF
the Thirteenth ward. and POlcc-Justce WIN. H. Mans
field and DeputySherh Bernard Reilly Of The Seven
teenth Ward. For the nomination oi inc Uhlo Dcln9c
racy the name of Michael Connolly X mentioned aud he
will undoubtedly receive their nomination The Mozart
except one the aboycnamcd In the HELD and Inn they
will nominate only Tor the purpose Of nuchcng the con
date for the Tammany nomination appears 10 be J1hn
Iox VINO would poll as large vote - any Democrat
that Tammany could nominate, aud the contest IN the
Democratic ranks will probably be narrowed down to
John Fox, Tamnany, and Mcnaei Soinoy, ompn Dem penn
for the shricycay We have the names Of Col James NJ
Thomson Of the Eighteenth Ward aud eXsuperyi,or VIM.
X. Stewart Of the Twentieth Ward.
the COuhIf ClEhhsiillP. -, -.
side are AID Thoiirs j. Loew Of the Eleventh Ward and
James OBricn Of the Twenty rt Ward Both are strong
with the of the party and against each
other Tho Union Democracy present me names OF e1-
AID. VIM walsh OF the Fourth Ward, and Peter Woods
very popular ana Influential Democrat 0 the eighteenth
Ward, and John Y Savage OF the filth Ward While the
Mozart and McKeon factions Will press thc claims of the
incumbent, VIM. c. Conner, for reelection
FOR SUPERVISOR
Taminany will present the name Of Supervisor John
Brce, while the claims OF Patrick j. McAlear Of the Thr
ieenth ward, and Smith Ely Of the Seventeenth Ward viii
canVasscd
Nathan Kingsley Of the Finn Ward Frederick Wagner OF
the Seventeenth ward and Cummings H. Tucker OF the
Twentieth Ward, are spoken OF in Republican circles
For this important Office Tamnany men indicate John
Kennedy OF the Nineteenth Ward Henry Rogers OF the
Ninth Ward, VIM. scirmer, John Wdey, and william
G. Cover az the choice OF the chiefs OF the wigwam;
ncy and VIM Montgomery are spoken Of by the outside
organizations. Among Republicans the names Of Dr. j.
sey and Dr Louis Naumaln are mentioned IN connection
with this Office.
For the Supreme Court judgeshps, Justice Leonard Of
the Supreme Court and Albert Cardozo OF the Common
Pleas aspirauts for the Tammany nomination For
the Superior Court, the Of Claudius Mcneil and
John ii. Anthon mentioned as the Tammany favor
ganizations For the Marine Court Geo. NJ Curtss will
undoubtedly receive the Tamnany nomination lie will
uons For nominations on the Judiciary ticket the names
Sn ~ he nave hUt G % peeh presented
several distinguished members Of the NewYork Bar
THE IcT-ATToRNEYsHIP
"a Oakley Hall VIII receive the IaInmany and Mozart
nomination, while Nelson Waterbury will be the choice
OF the Waterbury Democracy
In the Ivth District are joined the names OF Deputy
Street COMMISSIONER, Supervisor StreetOpener, and
Referee VIM NJ Tweed, one of the red Indians who Will
opposed to him Morgan Jones and Benz Wood WIN |
Walsh is spoken of In Union-Democratlc circles.
In the Vth District Thomas j. Crealner an ambitions
nonentity; Samuel I. Webster Joseph Tooker and Cas
G. Cornell are spoken OF for the Tammany nomination.
which will either be Cornell his Friday Creamer
owen Murphy and Daniel NJ. OBrien are spoken of
among the outside organizations.
In the With District, which is nearly equally divided
between the Republicans and the Democracy, the Tam
many parsans present the names OF exAldeTman gna
tins Flynn of the Ninth Ward, Col f. V. Price and Vim
cent c. King of the same ward, exAssemblyman David
Freeman and VIM. &. Watson OF the Sixteenth Ward |
Charles Bauvet and Michael Norton Of the Eighth Ward
and Geo. X. Purser OF the Fifteenth Ward, for the Tam.
many nomination. The Republicans present the names |
OF Charles p Shaw OF the Fifteenth Ward Alderman Wm
White Of the Ninth Ward ex-senator Lent and Police
Inspector Geo W. Dlks Of the Fifteenth Ward and Sam
uel G. Reed OF the Sixteenth Ward.
In tho With Disrct the names OF Robert C. utchins
John j. Bradley, aud James IRVING are mentioned by
Tammany men, and Charles Johnson and Alderman |
Hardy are spoken OF by the Union Democracy while |
Thomas Murphy is indicated as the probable Republican
candidate.
u In the With District, comprising the Nineteenth.
Twelfth, aud Twenty second Wards, John L. Devn,
Henry W. Genet, John McQuade, Thos &. Fields. Geo
Mclean and Alexander Ward are mentioned aspirants
Tor tho TaInnany nomination. The name OF James ID.
Callaghan is mentioned In connection with the nOmna.
ton by the outside Democracy. while Vim. A Darling Dr.
Francis Thomas, anu Morris II. De Camp spoke OF by
tho Republicans.
1IfE AssEuBIYnEN.
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