The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-22

the plank, however unpleasant it may he to him.
As much was ntmated IN previous articles IN the
HERALD, AMI wach could have been more explicls
on the matter, but that the fact was "dodgedo o
little, and only enough thrown OUT Ia justice to the
Justice SO that ne might strengthen the position ~
best he could.
senator Norton has proved himself all.popular in
the district, and Consequently al.poweriul with the
famrnany magDates aud It is therefore through hia
influence tnat Mr. John Cox, very active politician
ana most faithful adncrcnt to party and principles
proven the late election generally and IN senator
Nortons success specially, to which lie was very Inc
srumentai, has now been put IN the van IN the place
tnat Dodge er5 neld or supposed he held. II ID sal0
that senator H0rton not only serves friend by hin
powerful intervention III this matter but, which II
equally gratifying at times strikes foe In Justice
Dodge against whom the senator charges he was.
II not an open, secret foe, IN the late Senatorial
contest In shat district.
In the Sixth district the present incumbent Kelly.
will 60 overheard, his nominated successor aocord
ing to the fammany slate, being Mr.. Butler II.
Bxby.
In the Eighth district comprising the sixteenth
and twentieth wards there Is strong contest going
on. Ledwth, the present incumbent viii be thrown
overheard to make place for Mr. John Hardy or Mr..
Peter Dolan both good men and true
Captain Wnllam +. Wiley ana John McQuade Tam.
many has as yet made no selection, out the race
seems In favor OF che Captain up to the present time
The district Is IN real political ferment between the
adheren9 and supporters OF the Two principal can.
ddatos. McQuade may calculate upon the ram.
many nomination, but one thing IS certain, tnat Is
the young students OF tho schools who are TO be our
future voters-whether females or maies-lAu
voice In the coming election for police Justice Q!
| put .'count hm outn entirely out OF the question.
1ammany, however Is vet undecided. anu ,me faGs
seems 10 be on tue principle, 70 lar ~ iannany u
| concerned .let the best man wfn." -.
In Mansields aistrct-comprisng tne Ienth ana
Seventeenth wurds--Justice Mansfield VIII not %
| renomlnated and his place on the bench Will DO
given 20 MIR. John Scott u man In every way worthy
OF the posi,ion aud IN whose heart there never
has been gulle towards fammany.
CIVIL JUSTICES
In the First district the present incumbent, Mr..
Jnsiice Quinn, Will be renominatcd by Tammany,
and n his election were to be submitted to uiC0
| ,.oce vote wo Id be reelected by acclanation.
In the Second district Mr. j. Walker Fowler will
| succ eed Justice Ledwtn the present Incumbent.
in fhe Fourh district Mr Gale win Ietilo aud give
| Mace TO Mr.. Anthony Hartman.
I'm the Fn district the contest 10 I'LL the vacancy
accustomed by Judge Lorens election to the Superior
| Court and his present appointment, temporarily to
the Court Common Peas lies between ar. Joseph
| Koch aud Mr. w IL. Tracy. Mr. Koch Is evidently
| the coming man.
In the seventh district, Judge stammer retiring
the race IL between MIR. Mathew DAILY and Mr.. ]. D.
| Reymert Mr. Day, from present appearances Ia
| lar ahead
In the Eighth district the race lay long between
| MIR. Thomas w. PoLtman aud Mr. w. j. Kane TO sue
| coed the present Incumbent, Bull. Mr.. Kane IL cvi-
IDENTIFY the coming man.
In che Nintn new dlsrict Mr.. JOSIAH Porter will
receive the iammany nomination and Of course be
] elected.