The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07

the appreciation OF MA fellow citizens. His renomi-
nation WIN be endorsed ~ trlnmphAnt election.
Jefferson Marketl-Aessrs. Dodge and Ledwith.-
Tho former named incumbent Win be renomiuated
BY Mr.. Peter Doian and Mr. John Hardy. both yerl
popular In the district and both admirably qualined
for the % Mr. Dsn Is very strongly
such strength, he would In an independent contest
for the once pom the great majority Of the opponents
OF the ring" He IL strongly urged 20 run on
an independent ticket should he not receive the
Iammany nomination; but Mr.. Doan Ia an 0utand-
Counter to The party. The Contest for the nomnar
ton e between himself and Mr.. Hardy.
Mansa ds sur ssex Iarss SGnT w 6e
renominated aud reelected Judge Mansfield Is
pretty well convinced that Tammany intends TO DIS
good standing, whether IN Office or out OF onlce he
wlll run on the stump. ThAre are three candidates
favorite for the Tammany nomination. Captain
Mount and MT. J. Y. Ewing
ticss Kelly aud Connolly. these gentlemen
VIII retire. however unwIllingy, and all know how
hard 1t wlll go with the Big Judge to give up an
political barnace that fed upon the body polite
Kellys place will probably be assigned BY !ammany
enced lawyer and Ia deep communion with the
party. The fight for Connoy's place lies between
McGairc, Mr.. II. Murray ana Mr John ). Masterson.
Mr.. Mcclure Is strongly backed by Terence Farley,
white the Big Judge goes for Murray Masterson
between these two. while Captain Kavanagh, inde-
penaent OF oil ring favor, ring influence or pocket
SURFACES OF the OF the district determined to
tho keep in the eld fighting 1t out on that line TIL
Tammany choice. 1t win most likely fall on Mr..
Mcguire to whose principal hacker IN the hight,
Terry Farley, 1t owes more costly favor than this
particular nomination, from his conduct IN the late
senatorial fight.
In the new police district, Captain W. L. Wiley is
prominently spoken OF as tho coming MAJ. The
Captain Is intensely popular in the district and in
fair contest AT the polls would triumph over any OPP
ponent He is candidate for the Iammauy noml.
nation, and Is opposed therefore by Mr.. John
McQuade. Mr.. John McIver is also o candidate.
Captain Wiley independent OF his popularity, would
bring mattfed experience IN the duties OF police
magistrate TO the office should he get the nomina-
ton.
TIE ALDERMANIc SLATE.
There is tremendous contest In every ward OF the
city over the aIdermanlc and assistant aldermanc
s Ta 10 are Sn In w cSags
which prevails over the field Of conflict, when we
shall present the names or the more prominent can
didaes and their chances for election.
Captain Wiley Nominated fer Police Justice.
large and enthusiastic meeting In favor OF elect
ing an upright and popular man to the Office Of
police magistrate was held at Grobe's Hall, Tooth
street, on Saturday evening, November 9, on which
occasion speeches were made by Charles II. Dayton
and others. The following preamble and resolution
were reported by James I. King, chairman Of the
committee
Eighty street known as tho fWeh ward, was BY an act
OIL the late Legislature made separate judicial district
purpose OF protecting its inhabitants against the deprcdaons
OF thieves pckpockets incendaries and yayabonds who
fest large city and whereas Ia OF vital Importance all
good citizens who wish their families protected from insult
naa tof PIE sss 81 G1s,
who under oblgaons to none but the people, and who will
dispense justice without fear favor; therefore
Resolved Thatwe recognize in tho Hon. William L. Wiley
just tho man. above all Others to fill this Office his long
experience Captain Of Police lis undoubtcd talents and
integrity his known selfsacrhcing disposition benefit
mechanics and aborcrs and his thorough knowledge of
wants OF the community rendering him eminenty qualified
TO I'll 30 responsible position.
These were received with applause and unani-
mously adopted. The meeting concluded with a
grand torchlign' demonstration ana the raising OF o
b.nner on which was inscribed the legend:-
civilian L. Wiley. the Peoples Choice for Police
Justice.n