The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-24

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John r. BrsGy Thomas clerks rhoms. W. Glsr.e
John H. Mecunn John Il seca a Freeman j. Fnian,
John Sa, : Charles GoePp
Frederick W Loew. FREDERICK w.Losw. Elijah F. mn.
Michael O cross. Michael Z. Gross. chas T. Polhemu
Robt cHutchings. james tiboons.. Isaac Dayton.
John X Hackett. John K. Hsckst.. ID B. Eaton.
Samuel B. Garvn.. Samuel b. Garyin L. pelafeld Smith.
rnE LEGISLATURE.
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4-wm. NJ. Tweed James Bagey. Adolph Borst
5-Michae Norton. lgnStius Flynn. Charles p Shaw.
Jacob Sharpe.
ass s1sai.; EsSaf 3 Richard
IA. W. Genet. Henry W Genet.
IN G. Murphy Terence Duly.
John J. Blair John ..,. Blackwell
s- Pete Mitchell Chris CHI, l %sss,a- +
s0hn Carey Henry oeers c h%. gs Van co
sWm aA G. Bergen Andrew J. Holy VIM i. Noble
y Owen Murphy Owen LMaIphy.-Hh ! Taylor y,o.,
i-re's' ,'A'A0'' VIM VIM H. Mcintyre. ~ " ~
1sw Cook Lewis .s SGSe element wa M. .oo
H-J. R. Hennessy John 4 Hsnnes,y. Hiram Merritt.
rvns NJ Lush
% Prsds,Gs H. fiasre Charles s EsmR RsG.
ls-Thos G Fields A ss,as 4 phi ll,os
so-lohn Brown. Pstriek McGovsrn..
al-Wm Hickman VIM. II. Mccarthy. w. @. Bell.
The foregoing presents the whole slate for the
November election. The judiciary slate presents the
names OF candidates who are, each and all worthy
OF the SURFACES or the people, but as all cannot be
elected II is only to be hoped that the best will
win. The name OF John K. Brady, as the nominated
OF Judge Clerke to NIL the vacancy ON the
bench OF the Supreme Court has met with universal
favor, not only account OF his Judicial record IN
the past, which, perhaps alone should be the sole
Recommendation but on account OF the noble record
lpft no m IL v.
the defence OF the Union when II was IN IFS greatest
jeopardy IL might be said mat SO many candidates
would not have entered tue contest for the ONCE had
Judge Brady's name In that connection been earlier
put forward. In fact, he was not candidate and II
was only after much canvassing among the numerous
candidates that Judge Brady's name was iatro-
duced, IL was at once received with accammatlon.
and one or two further oallotlngs settled the
so fayorably to the Convention was Immediately
placed on the head OF the Judiciary ticket. The
remainder OF the judiciary ticket ~ most worthlly
MED by republican and democratic Union cand
dates III opposition to the Iammany slate. Looking
over the names ali win concede that from the
known character OF the men, most Of them having
already served terms on tie bench, and the others
most favoraby known tt the legal profession ana 10
the citizens generally, tue candidates would be one
and all acceptable II there were offices enough 70
accommodate them AZ this is not SO. and as some
OF them must go TO the wall II i well 10 know that
there can be LILLE mistake, whatever choice may
oe made.
there IL severe triangular contest going on, which
the people themselves Will have TO determine on
election uaN. ONe great Is tHaJ lUt
three opponents are good meu and true. There are
two vacancies, but as the republicans, according TO
the law. Will most likely have one OF them the prin
clpal fight IL, strangely enough over the Iammany
vacancy. The three candidates are the present IN
cumbent, supervisor Walter Roche, who has re-
ceived the rammany nomination, a hopeful earnest
of success in itself; Mr.. John Foley, who is backed
by most influential men OF all parties the solid
merchants and business men Of the city, and Mr..
jacob Cohen, who has entered upon the gigantic
undertaking, as against Tammany single handed
aud alone, but who mas drawn TO himself since he
entered upon the contest the masses OF the working
men ana the hard listed voters OF the city, from
the Battery to Harlem Mr. Cohen will fight IL out
TO the last and will hardly give up then, as II VIII
take some considerable time to convince him that
he s beaten Mr. Foley Is also resolved and intends
TO leave stone unturned 10 turn Roche out ana 10
knock Cohen out OF time. These two candidates are
very much excited over the contest while Mr..
Roche takes 1t all very easy, satisfied with the exer-
tons his friends are making IN ms favor ant tie
great prestige OF Tammany.
FOR CORONER
the two candidates are the IammanH man. the pre-
sent incumbent VIM. >chirmer. and Mr. Nelson W.
Young. The latter has received the nomination OF
every anti Tammany organization in the city, and
bets are IN favor or his carrying on the prize. Mr.
Young will have the votes OF the entire workngmen
Of the city within the democratic ranks, while the
whole republican vote and influence is solemny
pledged TO him on election day. II IS generally con
coded that he Will beat Iammany out OF her boots.
THE SENATORIAL AND ASSEMBLY TICKETS.
With regard to the senatorial slate we have already
fully reviewed The field and the candidates. Tam
many mas made strong slate, and one that can
hardly be broken br the strength OF the opposition,
were even That strength united upon their candidates.
sents the names Of the Old lncumbents with hardly
change. In the Thirteenth distrct-contested last
year successfully by Mr.. Alexander McLeod-tnc
present member Mr. Mcleod, il again in the field.
His battle FOR the district LAST year was nobly main
tanned, and after hard struggle before the Election
Committee OF the House he was proclaimed the
Victof' Ills Iainnany opponent IN thc present can
yass Il Mr. Richard Flanagan a strong candidate
and deserving one