The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-25
CITY POLITICS..

Filled-The Republican aud Democratic
Nominatious-1he City Judgeshp and the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Assembly
MISUNDERSTANDING nnd the Right TO
Vote.
The contest for tie control OF the State and county
ofices, as the tmefor the nnal arbitrament OF the
ballot box rapidH approaches, wakes in intensity
and severity and determination on the part Of the
contestants to '.psh thlngs'' to the utmost.
THR STATE OFFICES BE FILLED.
A Governor, in ne place OF Reuben e. Fenton.
Lieutenant Governor in the place OF Stewart L.
w00dford.
A Canal Commissioner, In the place OF Robert O.
Dorm.
An Inspector o. state Prisons in the place of Henry
A. Barnum.
A Clerk Of the Court OF Appeals, in the place OF
Patrick Henry jones'
A Justice OF the Supreme Court for the First Judi
cial district, in tae place OF George G. Barnard.
All whose terms OF office win expire on the last
day OF December next
Thirty-three electors OF President and yice-Presi-
dent Of the United States.
Representative in the Forty first Congress OF the
United States for Fourth Congressional district COM
posed Of the First ward Including Governors Island
Second, Third Fourth, Fifth sixth and Eighth wards
OF the city and county Of New York.
Representative in the Forty first Congress Of the
United states for the Fifth Congressional district
composed OF the Seventh Tenth, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth wards Of the city and county Of New
York.
Representative in the Forty first Congress Of the
United States for the Sixth Congressional District,
composed Of the Ninth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth
wards OF the city and county OF New York.
United states for the Seventh Congressional district,
composed Of the Eleventh and Seventeenth wards Of
the city and county OF New York.
A in Orfv 0raf nj
United States for the Eighth Congressional district,
composed Of the Eighteenth, Twentieth and Twenty
A Representative In the Forty-nrst Congress OF the
United States for the Ninth Congressional district
Island and Wards Island), Nineteenth ward Qnclud.
ing Blackwell's Island and Twentysecond ward Of
the city and county Of New York.
COUNTY OFFICERS TO BIB Injected.
Twenty-One members OF Assembly.
City Judge In place Of Abraham D. Russell.
Registrar In place Of Patrick II. Jones' appointed
In the place OF Charles G. Hapine. deceased.
Two Supervisors in the places Of william M.Tweed
All whose terms Of ONCE will expire on the last
OF December next.
For the nrst i've Offices on the foregoing list the
two great parties Of the State have long since made
their separate nominations and the candidates are
on the same ticket that bears the name Of the can
didate selected as the standard bearer OF the party
in the Presidential election to be held the Sd Of
November next.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
For Governor ............ John T. HOFFMAN.
For Lieutenant Governor. Allen G. Beach,
For Canal Commissioner. oliver Bascom.
| For Inspector State PrisonsDavid b. McNeilL
For Cleric Court appeals. Edwin o. Perrin.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
FOR Lieutenant Governor. .Aonzo b. Cornell
| For canal Commissioner. Alexander Barley.
For Inspector State FrfsonsIienry A. Barnum.
| For Clerk Court appeals. Campbell II. Young
THR COUNTY AND JUDICIARY TICKET.
Both parties have completed their nominations
for the county and judiciary tickets. The republic
cans have made their nominations as follows
For Register. Major Gen. Franz sigel.
fSr S%ses0 pes Court James saae Z o Garter
| For city Judge. .......... Henry d. Lapaugh.
The Tammany County Con sention met in the Wig
wan on Thursday evening last and completed most
eTectually and satisfactorily the work OF nomi
mating candidates for the vacant 0fces. Two OF the
nominations made at that meeting have received the
! unanimous concurrence and endorsement Of the
party throughout the length and breadth OF
the city, and from this time till the nominees are
instaledln their respective oces II will be easy and
plain sailing for them. We refer to the nominations
OF Cunning 8. Bedford Jr, for the City Judgeship,
for the Reeistershp The contest to this point had
been very severe one, and for time the fate OF the
could positively foretel the result considering how
very uncertainty and capriciously the great Tam
the party in the palm OF his hand determines results
| Of this kind. These two named cOnstestants hav,
won their sures noe and may they wear then
possessing zeal foi faithful discharge OF duties
combined with ability and sincerity OF purpose In
all his Ocal acts that have been universally noted
and which have secured for him that popularity
which made him not only the strongest man Tam
many could have selected for the position, but the
most acceptable the party could have presented for
the SURFACES Of citizens. The Big Judge has at
last not only got his head above water, but he has
reached the terra frma and goal Of his hopes. He
stalks around the Park contiguous to the Registers
ONCE with IN Of triumph most delectable to see
| after the many political vicissitudes and
disappontments he has met with. 1t Is said that he
has 900 promises TO redeem the moment he Ii
installed I'm ONCE, and therefore IL In most certain
that II he has been often disappointed himself he Ia
| now on the highway OF disappointing others on q
| large scale.
as f0llows:-
For REGISTER. ........... Michael Connolly.
For Supervisor. William M. Tweed
For Judge Supreme court George g. Barnard.
For City Judge. Cunning y. Bedford, Jr
THE CONGRESSIONAL INTERCHANGEABLE NoMISA
TIONS.
The Congressional conventions met last evening,
when the following nominations were made
Dist. 7uHlUtdnp. Mozart
t4-John Fox. John Fox
6-John Morrisscy.
6-Samuel y. Cox.
| 7-Adjourd till Monday.
8-James Brooks James Brooks
g-Fernando Wood.
ITHE ASSEMBLY TICKET-DEMOCRArTC NOMINATIONS.
The Tammany Assembly conventions were held on