The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-13


Alderman Mcouade, OF the Twelfth ward. Is can
ddats Tor Police Justice OF the Fifth District Court
We wish the worthy gentleman no harm. hut the
less he has TO do with certain individuais who are
perfect IN "blowingn and sucking" the better VIII
Il be for his prospects
joan Hallaran Is anxious TO hang out hts ehinglt
up at Harlem Civn Justice for the Ninth Judicial
district. John is popular among Itigants In the
Twelfth ward, ana we shouldn't be surprised II he
shond go up like spread eagle on the first Tuesday
succeeding the first Monday OF next month.
Patrick MoGovern. who vegetables In the Nine
teenth ward, wants TO 60 TO Assembly badly. Pat
OF the opinion that he ia OF the peculiar clay out OF
which Tammany Hall statesmen are made and, SIN
GUAR to say, he has friends who like his whiskey
and think HIM wonderful .Janous intrely," and
are bound TO him safely through the throes OF a
regular nomination. Two years ago the ambitious
youth- stumped his district on three days can
vass and, the chagrin OF the regulars reduced
his count at the ballot box by some 200 votes.
Johnny Nesbtt If you want TO be hghcockaorum
OF the Eighteenth ward, just go in and win as the
regular candidate for the adermanic district It's
open for you, any other "teazern who is blessed
with the rocks, in your section OF the city,
]. w. Booth, who resides in the Ninth ward, and
who Is reported TO be worth 'stacks OF reenbacks
would like 10 be q Supervisor Hon. ]. w. b. should
be encouraged in MS aspirations, as he's got his
pile, and don't want TO "scrougen Tor more. GO IT.
jimmy.
II is rather rich the idea OF the seven CT ubs in the
Seventh ward (a one contrvance, under o variety
OF names) sending seven delegates to the Grand
sachem of Tammany, demanding OF him That he
shall recognize Dick walters, auctoneer for Sheriff
o'Brieu, in East Broadway, as the choice OF the
ward for Alderman and that he shall put an extn-
guisher Bryan Reilly. Dick how ABOUT that
shamrock that Eye brought wild ye from ould Ire
land, now, ana wear Ia yer breeches pocketYn
Richard, 'ye are deludefer, yese are.u
IL is not true that Walt Roche, who keeps quite
respectable benziue saloon in Pearl street and
Centre, and who derives nice little rent for the
civil Justices shop In the second story or his build
ing, is about 10 retire from the seat that has known
him for SO many years In the Beard OF Supervisors,
In favor OF jacob Cohen. Perhaps between these
ambitious gentlemen the district may be so
"burstedn that the Union Democratic candidate
John Foley maker OF pens, may slip into the
place. II he does it's our opinion, 1.-THE pen being
mightier than the sword,n that he'll not leave it
until he has made his mark
Judge Mansfield Is hilarious. He says he can
'boostr any oae OF the track that gets between
him and his seat in the Essex Market Police Court
Go 1t, your 'lordshp.n
We put IL TO the democrats-to their humanity
and in view OF the fact that the German will soon
swamp the Irish vote in this ciyf 1t is not asking
q little too much OF that very 'learnedr and very
patriotic" and very eloquent Jurst, Judge
McCunn, TO continue him in his present very unre-
seat for the next eight years2 But gen.
temen, If it please you you need not answer ques
tion so impairment
Brother Antnon ought not TO run for District At
torney as Democratic Unionst. II he does even
ting down. Before butting against the Tammany
nomination Wen advise you, Johnny DEAR to have
private consultation with Paddy Burns who was
sergeant-atarms FOR the Mckeon crowo that roasted
In Masonic Hail.
An aspiring sovereign ia Jimmy Egan. The
honorable James wants TO mount the ladder OF fame
and see how 1t feels TO be Assistant Alderman In
this admirably governed city, the taxes OF which are
so ''airish" and the offices SO heavy.