The New York herald., 1870-09-25

cratic leaders say that they can tsIe unfold who's,
s,ghtest word Will harrow up poor woodys SOU
wS be na NOBODY 'snd cam roG
ment doubt ---s-- E-a4---....
THE SoNmArroxs. -
on tne Tammany slate Mayor Hall Is recorded f6F
an% an%1nuaihauon Mr.. Hal's position Is very strong,
Sorn u a9 stands IN favor with all classes. He has
M that there Is but one verdict prsdIcted-that hs
| sha,. oe continued therein.
| y - FOR SHyRIFR,
Great o. 'orts have been made to- Greats division
IN Tamnss, councils with regard to the eiiice of
sheriff: JaoA s,handey has received a popular
ss sssanss y ~.%S 4Ss ?os pe%ssTss @ have s!sss
70 oppose the, readas nominee ,and mas
"head against post Just now, prefery,n9 70 taks
his chance for good post undey re Sachems IN the
4nT Srennau sn w s'' be- sass $50 s
SO'Brisn
\ Charles f. Loew has no opponent for County
CkerK--not III Jimmy 0'Bren who once ran for
ONCE but then thought better calculuded 70
represent tho Real democracy In the TombS aGd -
Jinany set asldeas he has an the way os tnsi
ness' set some of hts old friends aside sunce-
Tammany and viii run for the Assembly IN his Cwu
ward IN the coming election. ana wili no dou et~
FOR coSaREsMEN. ~
In fox's district there is no change TO he noted
thsrace as IN last week. lying between Morgan !ones
Roosevelt IL u candidate under the auspices or the
Democratic Union party, ana, having very strong
there located, may, az the proper time, receive o
ramIrsuy nomination, which would, OF course.
In Coxs district the present incumbent viii
ceive the 1ammany nomination, ana be opposed by
General Pleasonton on the side Of he republicans.
Brooks, styled in political circles The SeInsh."
VIII be allowed to take back seat. 1T Is charged
no body or thing but Brooks, so iEis Determined 10
oust hm aud let him go ''brookfng' in other than
Congressional waters for the future.
In M0rrsseys district vacancy Yilf.be made for
the succession OF Colonel william X. ,Rohertsa La
whose support very great pressure has been
brought To bear on the nominating powers. The
citizens OF the district are moving in all directions
In support OF the Colones claims ul'on. political
and special recognition. and there IL no doubt nut
that Taminany Will list To the popular demand
that already procalms Colonel Koberus scne next
representative OF the Fifth COMPRESSION al district
In the SevenLh-Calkins, the present in curabent-
district vacancy viii also be made and he success
sor IN the representation will be Smith Ely J, who
has abandoned the sinking ship, formerly Known
the Democratic Union, hoist his colors under
the old Tammany SHIP OF state.
In the Eighth Ference Fernandy, by tin lely sub
mission and hauling down the Mozart pirat ical Tag,
has secured the repetition or the nomination for his
district, where he will represent Tanmany for aa-
other term. Mr. M. Ellenger, German rep ibIicaR,
does General Hiyer, but neither will have. ghost
or q chance In the held.
CoRoNERs.
Since the prediction put forth In the HERALD last
nomination for Coroner have considerably incre
is most desirable one. and the workingmen OF the
city may really be gratlfed at the recognition ven
to their political claims In the person OF their most
faithful and effective representative.
Mr.. Richard Croker. an ex.Alderman OF the city.
The Twenty first ward Is probably booked Tor OF
the vacancies In the office OF Coroner. lie has
splendid record that cannot be well overlooked.
THE ASSEMBLY SLATE
is as yet blank. or the present incumbents some
greater number that afliated with the Y. DIS
Win be set aside and steadIast men Of the party
sent IN their places. William +. Mcnamara, in the
Seventh ward Is most likely TO supplant the present
incumbent the voters Of the district seem " be
unit In his favor.
NJ. Patrick's Political Aliinu and Benev0.
lent Association.
The Eighteenth ward branch Of the above ass0.
ciatIOn, whose members number thousands thou
sands 1T being the largest democratic organization
in the United States), held meeting last evening
at Constitution Hall and elected the following
offlcers:-President, James j. TraynOr; Vice Presi-
dent. J. Mccarthy; Treasurer. Phillip Ahearn; Re-
Michael Lyons; Sergeant. at Arms. Thomas OKeele.
Mr. Traynor, after thanking the members for the
honor conferred S on m pro that IT he s wona DC
ton as he was In advancing the 'partent' one, and
that ell that was necessary to have 1t maintain It's
mOny and unanmity, and which he glad to per-
ceive the members OF the Eighteenth ward branch
possessed.
Political Notes.
At the Tompkins County Republican Convention.
held at Ithca yesterday, J. II. selkreg was unani-
m0usly renOminated for the Assembly for the nfih
term; DR.. Tarpe. OF Groton, for County CLERK; Mer-
rtt King, Of Newfed. for District Attorney; George
W. Wood for Special County Judge; Moses T. Den
man for superintendent OF the Poor, and Drs.
Lewis and Loe for CorOners.
Eli Perry was nominated for Congress by the DEM
ocrats OF the Albany IN. ~ district yesterday.
The liberal republicans OF the Fourth district III
Missouri have nominated Colonel william +. Gil
more OF Springfield, for Congress.
Died.
BOYLAN.-On Friday September 23 from injuries
received by being run over by car belonging TO the
Grand street and Newtown Railroad Company Tho
MAS BoYLAN, the son OF Thomas and Anne Boylan Of
Williamsburg, aged 10 years and months