The New York herald., 1870-09-18


hands OF the Murphy Pnilistnes and as for Marshall
o. Roberts, whose health was SO precartous little
soon. soon f; FORBID It. Horace Forbid Il. Marshall As
an evidence OF Woody's own appreciation OF his po.
sition and standing, when Littlejohn was nominated
rs Lieutenant Governor, not desiring TO be candl-
date he considered 1t proper to explain his position
to his chief on the ticket. SO he called on Woody
and told MIN that his connection with the Midland
Railroad, he regretted TO say, compelled him
TO decline. Woody received him In the most POM
pous and patronizing manner and assured him that
itwas quite immateral to him personally that
he would be elected by $4,000 majority, ana would
carry the whole ticket with nm. THIS from Woody
sldered very fine, indeed, and may be taken as o
sample ofthe happy state OF mindin which this self
nal Satissa t,e gentleman Is psesenpuns but
THE TAMMANY PROGRAMME
The demonstration at the State Convention prom
ses to be most vigorous and brilliant. 1t will proba
bly, be the largest gathering ever assembled in West
ern New YORK There WI VIII be several thousand a, at
interest among the democracy testifes to the inten
sity with which democratic feeling has been aroused
among The masses OF our citizens. 1t Is expected
there will be German delegations In large force from
all parts Of the State, and organizations OF all the
natonalities in our midst, as well those from our
native born citizens. In the evening, after the Con-
ventlon, IN Rochester tnere VIII pc grand mass mass
ses M e Iy sne
Governor Holman. The nominations VIII be made
with entire unanimity and hearty enthusiasm. The
democracy was never so united in heart and spirit
as well as principle as at this moment.
THE LOCAL NOMINATIONS.
the local nominations will be made with the same
unanimity as those OF the State A. Oakley Hall, the
present Incumbent Of the Mayoral chair, VIII, Of
Will receive the nomination for Sheriff, and
Charles E. Loew Will receive q hearty aud
cordial denomination for County Clerk.
NOMINATIONS FOR CORONERs.
There viii be three vacancies % to be filled in place
Keenan,. backed by + Boss TWeed. viii be renomi
mated. The nomination to county ONCE being
accorded to the Seventh ward, Will no doubt nnu-
han .lIovtn win fort hio
very strong claims for Sheriff. DR.. Rollins is
strongly pressed for denomination, but he comes
from the Eleventh ward, which presents the name
OF Mr. Loew for County Clerk, and the probability
is he will have to retire.
Flynn Will be left out In the cold, with the rebel
chiefs Of the Y. DIS There will be very strong
pressure among the combined labor interests In
favor of Mr.. Nelson w. Young, as "Soldler Fynn's"
shrewd to resist. The Germans are demanding the
nomination OF one OF their representative to the
position as setofr for the nomination OF keenan,,
they may likely add another victory In the field Of
politics to their late brilliant achievement the
field Of Mars. Altogether Tammany seems to be safe
for an Overwhelming victory in November next.
THE CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS
the one case OF Brooks. The Tammany chiefs ap-
pear to be disguised with his proverbia seHshness
and an to the party and may decide upon
has not yet been named, but the nomination will
eventually lie between Nelson J. waterbury. R. B.
renee D. Kiernan, John McKeon, Augustus Schel
and William B. Duncan. This is Q wide field to bet
upon but the placing Of the men has not been suf-
ncenty decided on to indicate an advantage in the
race OF any one over another.
In the Fourth Congressional district Morgan JONES'
General Martin Mcmahon and AgernOn Sidney Sui
livan are the principal candidates. General Nc
Mahon Is ex-Mnister to Paraguay, and perhaps no
man In the community has higher claims on the de-
mocracy Of the city. His nomination may be calcu-
AS soon as the nominations shall be made next
week the tide Of excitement will fairly set in and
events will be more rapidly developed 1t shall be
duty to note all the phases and alterations OF the
contest and to keep our readers fully apprised
thereof.
Seventeenth Assembly District.
The electors Of the seventeenth Asse mbly district
have presented the name of John E. Greene as their
candidate to represent them in the next LegisIa.
ture Mr. Greene is one OF the most popular men in
the ward among all natonallties, and his nOmina-
ton by Tammany would be hailed as recognition
OF the interests of the whole Of the voters OF the
district.
Fourteenth Assembly District.
Thomas J. Jourdan, brother Of Superintendent
Jourdan, and at present one Of Judge Dowling's
clerks at the Tombs Police Court, is candidate for
nomination in the Fourteenth Assembly district
Mr.. Jourdan is active and intelligent OF thorough
democratic principles and possessed OF all the quail
fcatons which 60 to make up the successful pOlti-
clan.
Real Estate Movement in the Political Drama.
An important movement has been onmenced
among the property owners of the city to influence
the election Of representatives to the Legislature in
the coming contest. Property and capital, they
claim has interests well labor, and they desire
to see men alive to the importance Of the question
representing the city in some Degree and that repre-
senatOn shall not be entirely left in the hands Of
the mere politician per Sc. This Is wise move
ment, and If properly conducted cannot fail to have
its effect on the composition OF our next Legislature