The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-08

another term Of SIN years and $4,000 at the York
vile Police Court. Why mott Isn't the learned
gentleman big enough 10 hold q dozen SITS" with
fat incomes and nothing to dof
Mr.. John Hall Ia exceedingly anxious to flourish
around town as City Father To the furtherance OF
this END body OF "woters" residing In the Twenty
first ward, calling themselves the independent
workingmen" Qt is the easiest thing In the world 10
call oneself workngman) have nominated the
asplriuQ John for the aldermanic offce salary
included.
The Tweedites are Immense on banner raising
They sshisted" sign In East Broadway, near
Chatham street. few evenings slnce and now they
are going to do ditto on Wednesday evening on Canal
street and East Broadway Tweeds sure for the State
Senate
His 'lordshp,' Police Justice Mansfield. q most
worthy gentleman, who ought to be president OF
those champion laughers the afiliated OF the honor
able the Fat Mems Club says he is all right for the
regularly stamped and delivered Tammany Hall
nomination and this his lordship's friends say) John
Scott, Eurij and Mount have Ino more power to
check his triumphant march to reelection than had
the rebels to check the devastations OF the "bum-
mers" when Sherman marched through Georgia
Can anybody enlignten the public on the whats
the malter'' between the so called German Central
clubs-numbering from number one up to number
forty, with something like $500 voters on their
rolls-and Tammany Hanf 1t Is quite certain they
are sore about something or other for the motto OF
the members Is Independence, Tammany be-shiy-
cred, and no dlctation" Poor Tammanyl
The reform associations OF Kings county is down
upon the Supervisors thereof for appointing inspec
tors and canvassers OF election without inquiring
into the eligibility Of the nominees. All OF which IS
bosh as republicans in Brooklyn are scarcer In the
eyes Of democrats than summer swallows are said
TO be In mid-winter.
Mr. costigan is doubtless, a bird OF the most
exalted feather. and when high up can spread as
wide wing as the most majestic OF arial bipeds;
bu. he is slightly mistaken as to the lovelness" Of
things as they are known to Peter B. Sweeny and
his dear friend Judge Ledwith. Costigan ought to
be ashamed OF himself for attempting to plant the
briar OF distrust between such amiable and honora
BILE gentlemen as Peter B. Sweeny and Judge
Ledwith.
Ex-Judge Russell is to be supported by the Ger.
mans Of the Seventh ward for seat in the Supreme
Court. Book bier, drei glass.
Mike Wilson Is particularly anxious to be returned
to the City Council an assistant alderman Mat
Brennan's Association, the members OF which 'ca-
wort" In the Fifteenth ward, ana are immense on
target excursions about election times, smile on
Mixes efforts to win. How much DOWN.
There is a German political organization in the
Eleventh and Seventeenth wards which has resolved
to support but honest men for office. Good Tor
We Goths and ye vandas
The Mike Norton Association, alias the Eighth
Ward Democratic Cub is NOT. as suspicious persons
suppose Institution for the levying OF black MAIL
oh, no. The gentlemen OF the Norton crowd are
clubbites from the purest the most disinterested,
the most patriotic motives in the world. The
citation is the club one half the week, and the club
the association the other moiety. Do you "see ~
If you DON'T doubtless the candidates supported by
the double-headed concern, in due season. Will.
The democrats Of the German persuasion in the
Tenth ward want Joseph Hoffman for alderman.
The German republicans Of the Seventeenth dis
trct are decidedly in favor Of countryman OF THEIRS
Charles A. Flammer, for the Assembly. The Amer-
can republicans residing in the Twentysecond ward
support this preference OF the Germans