The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-01

ASSEMBLY NOTES.
The result % The elecuon for Assembly is most i'm
p0riapt at this time the Lower House will have
In their hands the election OF United states Sena
tor 70 oil the place OF one OF the presens ncumbents
Senator Morgan. Mr. Morgan IL exeifing himself to
shc utmost Tor mis- return TO the senate hut Governor
Fenton j. after him with sharp stick, at pres
eni 4 seems doubtful as 10 which Is ahead. senator
Morgan devoted considerable effort ~ secure some
OF the city nominations, hut ne founo II such e1pen
sivc and uphill work that he was compelled 10 give
u ~ - bad pargain, and has boldly struck out into
tue country districts where democratic maioriies
are more easily overcome. Governor Fenton Is not
Idle, and u VIII he head and neck race between
them.
IN The Eighth he republicans hope TO carry the
dlstslCt With j. J. O'i3rien. while u. :. Riddle the
Tenth feels also confident OF goiig ahead of his
Iammaiy aud democratic union opponents Ia lie
Thirteenth district Alex. Mcleod IA carving an the
republican vote with him aud q large vote ~ tne
war democracy ~ the district. NJ Mcleod though
radical republican, is very popular a. he does not
permit III political feelings to impair his soeial
qualities anolg NJ friends end fellow citizens Of the
ward. Ihereys little doubi tia, should yeg.r~ NJ.
Leod. ORren ana Riddle he elected IL liz Assembly
two " them Al less VIII vote Tor Fentou a. senator
y ~ seventh district william r. Daniels viii
vt!y lbcN receive - combined compromise vote Of
ths republicans and outside democratic ofgarlLs.
tons Ihh WOULD probably ensure nis els iion.
~ me tenth Assembly district three uenOcais are
noinlnafy IN ~ rcd Tut only one may ~ regarded
~ Iunrine-uweu Murphy. me distric' j. largely
cemCcfatc Las Neat. on ~ b.2g4 vote. The r.gn
lar democratic nominee obtained 3 III votes win
three uckets ~ TIE neld. owen hrrphv j. i respon.
slp.e aili p.pa,si sslen' Y ne district, and viii
The candidates ~ the Fourteenth Assembly district
On the uefnonfahc side ar Charles HI Wnaeu TIE
regular nominee Emu John w. Irurrr lanes Nj.
Elcvcr ana John Nugcnt the s,unp on he r.
publican side John H. Marshall bernard sheridan
ant a. :. carter IN the fe!G. Thls aistftct ts
largely democratic, and the outside democrats viii
probably ~ out Of The say before election dsy Al
al events theY win have 10 boxes ~ the district ana
viii make little or no Impression on Wha.en's
strength. lie Will pom nearly the iHi vote 81 as
party, which viii give bin q good majority.
~ ne sixteenth disfrict Edward u. C0nnery the
inuepgndent candidate il running cose on the hces
OF ne regular nominee. and viii wlt1 the determine.
non ~ present eylnceG by ms nun srons supporters
AM ~ own piucs 80 aheaa 81 The homestfctch and
win easily.
III the Nineteenth assembly District william II whey
runs Win the regular endorsement ~ the people
TgUm1ny men vel III outsiders 10 tue SenQ.
cratic EIDE While Josiah Porter 4 tue regular Tam.
many machine nomination. The republican candi.
date " kichsrd a. Greene. The whole vote Of the
dlgtilfs ISL year weE or "CHpaiu HlIIr was then
elected ~ handsome p'ursity over the other two
candidates ana tAis year ne fees confident o. ma.
jOrity over hoth y Porter SHOULD continue in TIE
1eld.
THE vACANCy ~ rHL C0KpCHlItoS C0rwsvi OFFICE
This II q question th8t dues nOs come Vi for doc
eion l December next. bat it h most interest.
iDg 10 TIE parties ia tie GClJ and lACy az got
but two one, Xr. OGuimar the present ucum.
bent whose tefm III Ufict viii esrfe on the IL ~
Jsnuafy Ae8!. $40 MI a. X. isNwpfe ir 1Bu-