The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-25

There are some Dozen aspUants for the Onllcu s'as
District AttorneyshA aIyd AZ these wod,u j.ss 'aho
hint from Charley Spencer he would Whisper Ia theii
cars that ne was himself the coming idn anu d""
Ies e sa a. wen collapse az y erb tussed ana
Rnoeked abous in the struggle 10y ho'' "
tors.
TIE CITY OPFioEs ,a., .o,.o,,
There "a M change on The slate from last repon.
Judge Barnard will receive the huii'ao.l W -,
supreme Court, The light Tor the tl5 'Ises.p , s
lies between Mr. Cunning :. Bedford, Jr ASSISTANT
District Attorney, and the present ,no 49,.
Russe, For ne tIegistershp the Big lnd2e u sats-
NED that he is the man. and depiores me perFersiy
OF shannon Hayes ana Conai VINO WIS 10Y ION az
The matter the same light lnat ne DOE pao WHO o
nersist n, putting in their respective claims ior te
| pno,nipatlon For Supervisor, William NJ. Tweed
For Corporation Counsel the race lies between ne
! nresent occupant and Abram ]. Lawrence, WIN the
odds IN favor of the atterA 1t is rumored however,
that a third party is holding back, hglng behind
Lawrence. and that at she right moment he VIII be
brought forward and VIII undoubtedly receive the
TIE CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
In the Congressional districts in which vacancies
Will occur there are new aspiraDts springing up anX-
ious for congressional lhOnors. IN toXs district
strong pressure is brought to induce Colonel James
Kergan 10 allow himself 10 be put in nomination.
the democratic Union and Mozart parties VIII give
him the whole Of their influence. The Colonel is
very popular among all classes in the district, ana
Is the only man that can unite the various clemens
OF opposition that exist against the Iaminany ring
The whole vote of the boys OF the Irish Brigade ana
all the influence they can command is at the service
VI Mr.. Kerrigan should he consent to run.
In Morrisseys district there are two candidates for
The Tammsny nomination, Mr.. jeremiah Creed, OF
the Seventh ward, and William Cover OF the Tenth.
Should fortune favor Hoffman in the election, John
Morrissey, the present incumbent and candidate Tor
reelection viii go to the wall; otherwise Hoffman
himself being sent to the wall, the big Indian viii
have no influence in the matter, and johnny VIII be
renOminated.
Mr.. Thomas r. Stewart, the present Representa-
tive OF the Sixth district and late compromise cand
date, IL In the field for denomination. lie has CON-
mended himself TO both parties by his course OF
action in the national legislature, and should the
republicans accept him the conditions OF the pre-
Tammany, however 1t is rumOred, intends to reward
Sunset Cox for his miserable failure in his canvass
| Ill the Pine Tree state by giving him the nOmin8
| ton. In this event either Colonel f. A. COnkling
or Marvin X. Brewer will he the republican candi-
| date.
| In Chambers district-the Seventh-there are two
competitors against the present incumbent-Hervey
| the influence of Charley LOew, County Clerk and
Cornell, OF the seventeenth ward, the democratic
| organization OF the ward being for him 70 q man.
Smith Ely sJr., is also looking after the nomination
In Brooks district-the Eighth-the present in
cumbent Is opposed by eX-COngressman Thomas j.
Barr. Should the Latter be supported by his rela-
tive, Peter h. Sweeny he will likely get the nom-
| nation.
In the Ninth--Mr. Woods district-should Mr.
Wood decline denomination there three COMPETE
tOrs-General Hyer, Richard l.. Larramore and
Joseph Porter
THE ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS
There will be an exciting contest in all the Assem-
bly, districts. There are host OF candidates in the
HELD but as yet no regular list OF them can be made
out. On Tuesday last the citizens of the seventh
district unanimously put in nomination William J.
Daniels.
TIRE POLICE DISTRICTS
In view OF the Big Judges chances for the Regis
Mr.. John Masterson, OF the Seventeenth ward, IS u
candidate to I'LL the Big Judges shoes II nominated
Mr. MastersOn's election Is sure But win he MI the
shoes there's the rub.