The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-19
CITY AND SUBURB POLITICS.

The Kings county politicians are hard at work
forming their combinations making their states and
preparing for the imminent struggle early IN Novem-
Der next There are splits and discussions in the
ranks Of the opposing parties not yet entirely set
tied but fast fusing and disappearing before the
efforts for Cancellation, bargains and compromises
set foot by the leaders OF the respective parties
Mayor Kaibnelsch the present incumbent OF the
Mayors chair in the City OF Churches, il again
booked for new lease Of the onice by the demo-
cratic body. Kalbneisch and the Mayoralty are
almost becoming identical.
For Sheriff OF Kings county the democracy have
nominated John Cunningham, noted and popular
democrat around the City Hall.
The Republican County Convention on Friday
last nominated as the candidate for the party for
Sheriff Mr.. Anthony Walter. Between Walter and
cunningham there will be q close contest
In the Ninth senatorial district the republicans
unanimously nominated as their candidate Mr..
Elliott c. Cowdin, but MIR. Cowdn has declined to
accept.
In the Seventh ward there is great excitement
over the Offices. Mr.. w. r. Mcnamara ia putting
forth strenuous efforts in the for the Tammany
nomination to the Assembly. He ID making himself
very popular and at the same time proving his 1T
by delivering able addresses nightly his own
behalf and in support Of the candidates for other
0fices in the district. "Will they acceptf is the
title at the head OF challenge issued by Mr. McNa-
mara to his Tammany rivals TO discuss political
issues before the enlightened seventh warders The
gentlemen-two Of them-havc, individually and COL
lecvely resolved upon saving their wind and hav.
ing nothing to say upon subjects with which, as
candidates for legislative honors, they may deem it
unnecessary they should know anything about.
For School Trustee in the seventh ward Mr.. Denis
W. O'Halloran is q candidate with every prospect OF
success, the residents OF the ward having implicit
confidence in hts well known earnest attention 10
the interests Of education and his efforts In the past
to secure proper representation IN this important
branch of our social government.
Mr.. Richard Walters is gaining ground in his can
didacy for the representation Of the ward in the
Board OF Aldermen. That 'four.leafed shamrock,
that Dick carries In his pocket and has emblazoned
on his Tweed banner seems TO possess all the virtues
that in DICKS young days the old sod were attri-
buted to II. Go in and win, no matter how you may
happen to ''rile'' your Riley opponent
The association Of up town residents who are
engaged in the effort OF securing more rapid local
transit to and from their places Of business. and
who have pledged themselves not to give their vote
for member OF the Senate or Assembly to any can
didate In their district that viii not give pledges to
obtain for them the much-needed boon, need only
turn to the candidate for the Senate nominated on
the Tammany slate rs the right man for
them. Mr.. Terence Farley Ia the democratic
candidate for senator, and there IL not another
man In the district more deeply Interested In its
welfare closely Identified with Its advance
ment and progress. RAPID and easy communica.
ton Is one OF the great essentials to this and WILL
consequently, receive MIR. Farey's best attention
while In the Senate, should he be elected.
In the Nineteenth Assembly district Mr.. Roswell
d. Hatch is the candidate for the Assembly on the
antl1ammany ticket. He VIII have the combined
support OF the republicans OF the district Of the
Democratic Union, Constitutional Union and Mozart
organizations. Besides this support he has especial
Claims upon the projectors OF the up town ward
movement he being one OF themselves, usufrcrer.v
He has large property In the district and will, no
doubt not only give the required pledge, but faith.
fully carry 1t out should he be elected
10 the Seventh Assembly district William J.
Daniels is running strongly for the Tammany
nomination. But this being o republican District
4. win require oil the candidates popularity 20 bring
bin 10 first man On the % Of November next,