The New York herald., 1870-10-30

Mr. Greeley Ii prostrated on bed OF sickness aud
unable g speak for himself otherwise he would re-.
name. ThomasE u. stewart Is the regular republican
candidate. and Is very popular with his party. He
returned for the district. He Is the only candidate
upon whom fight can be made Mr.. Greeley, as ts
well known, does not reside In the city. but lives
and votes ct Chappaqua, an Indian settlement In the
deep recesses Of Westchester county.
The sEySNra M E a e onS @is
waiting for his certificate OF election:
The EIGHTH DIsTRIcT.-Jsmes 81 Sroons o. VIII .ds DC
by the largest majority he has ever received julius
Cesar Wadsw0rth, carpet Dagger from Illinois. Is
He expected 10 receive republican endorsement,
Dut the convention has nominated george Wilkes
This makes sort OF journalistic combat In the can
didacy for the district. The gallant George, long
opposed to the President, Is striking evidence OF
the Generalization that has overtaken the republi
THE EINra DIsrRIcr.-Here the great Fernando
reigns supreme. Genera! hillyer announces n!s in-
has combined all the democratic interests In his
support aud Hlllyer's efforts are simply farccal.
THE ASSEMBLY, CONTEST.
rhe nominations for the Assembly have been made
In ali the districts but the Eleventh. The Tammany
supposed that either Peter Trainor or Thomas
Mcdonnell. George W. varian or Lawrence OBrien
In the Fourteenth district J. Tyler Kelly received
the nomination On Friday evening last. He is .
young aspirant for Legislative honors Of nne abil!-
ties, very popular In the district. and his nOmt-
nation has given entire satisfaction throughout the
the election OF Madigan in the First Burns In the
Second, John Hayes, Third; Blair, Fourth; L0utre,
Fifth; Campbell, sixth; Cary, Seventh; Nachtman,
Eighth; O'Nell, Ninlh Fleck, Tenth; Cook. Twelfth;
Flanagan, Thirteenth; Freer, Fifteenth; Irving. Six
teenth Buck, Eighteenth; Fields, Nineteenth;
Brown, Twentieth OF the nominations heretofore
made, are all certain to be elected. 4,s4 tas.
In the seventeenth district, Twenty second ward,
the district Of the great pedestrian, Big Judge Con-
molly, there Ia very active struggle between several
Sixty-ninth regiment, substantial resident Of the
district was induced to accept the nomination with
view Of settling the contentious which had grown
up over the nomination IN this region. Mr.. Con-
molly Is supported by Joyce, Flagg and Whalen
among his original competitors for the nomination
ana will combine the support OF all the substantial
interests OF the district John T.. Greene after
competing for the nomination IN the Tammany Gen.
vention has fOolishly allowed himself to be put In
the 6eld dis0rg ganiZer but II ne Is wise he will
W thdraw and await his chance next year.
In the Twenty first district ex-Speaker Hitchman
Will be reelected by q large majority. He under
stands the interests OF the district and will have
the influence to secure all the legislation required
for its development and progress. John Foley Is
making little fuss, as usual, but he does not
people have discovered what an empty gas bag this
perpetual candidate for ONCE Is. His Idea appears
10 he that running for Office Is good advertisement
for his business and this Is the De all and the end
alp OF Mr.. FOleys candidacy.
All that remains now for our citizens to do Is to
be on the alert to see that their names are regis
tered tomorrow or next day-the sooner tie bet
ter-and be sure to vote early on the day of cleo
tion.