The New York herald., 1870-10-30
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

Tho Nominations, Dem mocratic and RepuS-
lican.
The week has been busy one In the political
world OF Kings county. The manipulation OF the
republican party wires has been unpreceden ted and
singular to contemplate. Persona, prejudlces and
anmosity born OF disappointed hopes Tor political
preference have been The wedge which penetrated
to the core OF the rotten plank upon which
il rested and severed the last chanc e OF max.
ing IT available to float into ONCE upon.
The democrats, on the other hand, have benefited.
and gained greater strength and power as their
opponents went down the nl OF all versity, at each
step taken by them In their vain efo rs to stem the
clrrent OF popular selltnent. Republican candi.
dates originally nominated have Sc veral instances
resigned the honOrS thrust upon them empty.
Even that patriotic spirit when leads few to keep
up the semblance or party strength and 0rganiza-
tion has its limits and when 1t becom cd known that
tile men who have heretofore Identified themselves
with the olganizaron OF the party have determined
to sink the rail era 1t Is not 10 be wondered at il
1t is abandoned by far-seelng men. The democratic
majority in Kings county this year Will be about
1900. The regular ominatons-democratic and
repubcan-are as foil0ws:-
CONGRESS.
Dist. Democrat. Republican.
2-rhomas Knsela. Silas Is. butcher
3-Henry w. Slocum. E. d. Webster
COUNTY NOMINEES.
Reglster-Hugh Mclaughlin t1em). Samuel T.
Maddox (rep).
County Uerk-George G. Herman (deml james
superintendent Of the Poor-John J. Scott tdem),
John q. vanderyeer rep.
Surrogate-WIiliam ID. Veeder dem, Peter Os-
trander (repl.
ASSEMBLY NoMINArIoNs
DIST. Democrat Republican.
mo nomination. Henry f. Bowen.
2-Smlth =. Bayli5. Samuel I. Jones.
13-Dominick Roche. Thomas Earll
4-W w. MOSeley. Christian Schmid.
5-No nomination. w. w. Goodrich.
6-Bernard Haver. Charles b. Wye,
7-Willam Wainwright. Frederick C0chew
6-Samuel r. Conselyea. George G. Bennett
9-John G. Jacobs. +. J. Fisher.
WARD NOMINATIONS.
The following are the nominations made by the
democratic ward primaries which were held on
Wednesday evening last-
ALDERMEN. SUPERVISORS.
2-William Dwyer. 1-Cnarles D. Hutchins. =
4-George w. Oakley 3-Frank II. Howard.
6-Patrck II. Mchahon. 6-Thomas Shevn.*
s-James Boland. 7-Dennis Slattery.
10-Jacob ]. Bergen.F Orchard Newman.%
12-Michael C0frey.$ ll--James Ii. Howell, Jr.
l4-Francis Nolan.+ ls-W.Hvon VoIkenburg
16-John Raber. 15-Thomas Cummings.
1s-Peter TOtans* 17-Thomas Doyer.
20-W. d. q. BOggs. l9-Marvin Cross. 4 Fl
22-Tennls v. p 1almage. 2i William s. Soaring
*At present members OF the Board.
Alderman Robert w. Whiting, Jr., OF the twentieth
ward, for Congress in The Third Congressional dis.
ter OF Brooklvn) for Register. The Independents
republicans are composed of the Fent0n faction who
"bolted" from the General Committee Of the party
webster and sam Maddox, OF the anti-Fenton
administration.
Bennett Of the Tenth ward, for Congress- in the Sec
ond district and have also endorsed the nomination
Of James o Duny supervisor Of the Tenth ward, for
County Clerk. MI. Duffy Is democrat who ran on
stump ticket for the Office he now ills =
William D. veeder, the candidate for Surrogate
has filled this responsible Office for the past term to
the satisfaction Of the people OF BROOKLYN and will
now undoubtedly receive the unanimous endorse
0 s Psf he has 80
bar and " hghly popular with al classes over the
river.