New-York tribune., 1871-11-06


TuTRp DIsrNcr,-VIth Ward, Xth 70 XIVth Dstr1cts
and XVIII Ward oompletel!
The Cpstorn House candidate, Edward A, WIlouEhby,
a. IL claimed In the interest OF Tammsny Hall anu
was nominated solely for the purpose OF oVionk Nno
antiTam,nany vote wtR H. p. West, thus giving James
bltteF opp6nentOf Nmmany Hail. ana was PROMINENT
in the Young Democracy movement
FOURTH DIsTRICT.-CvIIth ward compiete)
John J. Blair the Tamrnany candidate, TO place him
self on stronger footing secured tho nomination OF
WIN. Mcmahon by the CustOm.HOuse party. MoMAnon
il Democrat and was placed ~ the Geld in BlSaT rS NJ
mated by the reform Democracy and CopTttSe, ,no OF
Seventy. Mr. Hecker is Republican IN gooo s'nu'-s
FUTa SsEd cG%plSStst SstrCs; k&n XVIII
Ward, Win Election District.l
David g. Paigc indorsed by both the Reform Demo
crats and the Commute Of Seventy, promises !" give
the TSmmany nominee, Christopher 1onnSon' ..S
Aeht the mastery james WInter6St@sGm TON SSsds the
mated a. Custom House Republican and WIZ NY Wsr6
Reform vote An independent 1ssnt IN s inSSr
ia Cyrus olmstsad yDung geStefntSa ef toresry -
s,xrH DIsrRrcr-(XuIth Ward completely
The election OF Isaac Wood for Assembly In the VAN
District, including the XIITth Wand eoVOcaeeu W
both Republican organisations, and the COmuntsee OF
seyenty T0e Tammany candidate is Timothy J. Camp
bsl Who has served tive terms In the Lsg'eeTS esmTSrs
SeiVns 2SS out OF S' tSS SS'S rs@msHy Hail General
Oommittee sTd is fully committed 70 the IN,
s1iaS SeSss OF bs snO caims in the esmSton Of hon
eat Democrats who will vote IN preference for John
Rapps friens colIen that he VII poll very large
VOts and 70 possible that by dyidlng thS H
date-sR event which must be regarded az possible
SEVENTH SEVEN SH" DisfnIcr~Qxth Ward, xxI1d and xxnId
Election DS,S xytn Ward LIST K %vtS Ytsh waIS ana
XVIII an XlXth Eiectisn Dlstricts).
HOrauo n. Twomby iS the candidate Of the Commit
tee of Seventy and Of both Republican organizations In
the With District comprising the XVIII Ward very
nearly. and will be elected without doubt by an over
receiving 2272 out Il 4as votes but was shut out by
Txesd rva1ts IN the n tSs SSStsS9 veSS
by reelecting him " his stolen seat James Riley the
M ssdstt % & & an SS Obscure san
reputation who s the 0snddate OF the Rei0m Dem0S 1
Insure the election OF Mr.. TwOmbley.
EIGHTH DIsIRICF-(Xth Ward complete; XIth Ward
Xvth ~ XXILd Election, Election Districts; XVllth Ward
FredeEck Gugel is the candidate Of the Regular Re
publican organization for Assembly In the With Dis
trict, comprising the Xth Ward with portions OF the
Eleventh and seventeenth Wards. He has great per.
mated With the Understanding that he would receive
united vote Uf both Republican organizations The Gus
German. the candidate Of Ge Committee Of Seventy
and OF tRe K"GTn DOcacy IN the he Supreme
Court Chambers with an annual salary olC,oOO ana -
Riegandt ia independent candidate. The Democratic
majority last ear was M snd the prUspeStS OF inc
NINTH DIsrRIcT-IXth Ward, Ist TO Xth and XIVth to
XXIst Eie. lion Districls; XVIth Ward, lid and
XXth Election Distriets)
Stephen Pell, tue only Republican candidate for As
sembly IN the IXth District, composed mainly OF the
Ninth Ward unites surages of all the advocates OF
reform, and is tsvOraby knewn by reason Of his
reputation that lie can % only be aSieStec
ddste Is William g BeIgtn whose duties and privileges
Rs superintendent Of Lamps and Gas in the Depart
ment Of Public Works Wild an annual salary Of t4,O0o
place him under obligations to DO hllnam M. IWeeus
bidding The district was lost by the RepuDhcans last
year owing to unfortunate diversions. the Democratc
candidate receiving 2I3! votes, against Aso 1lVlueu
the nominee OF the Young Democracy. There Is every
prospect that the district VIII be redeemed by decided
has no special elements of strength
TENTH DsTRICT-(XVIItA Ward WITH to XVIth Election
DstlictsD
Henry g. Wallace is the candidate Of the Regular Re
publican organization in the Xth District consisting
mainly OF tho Seventeenth Ward, and from his personal
popularity among the Germans will poll 600 votes outside
reputation, has been nominated by the Gus
OrseRi1S1tGn and sHt TSSsiEe' fee sO sS
H%aSen, IT, the candidate Of the Reform Democracy
Ius Srrer an independent candidate s cordially sup
ported by members on Sevs M SSte ralSs t6s
OF Reform candidates, Christopher Flecke, Formerly
Claims for Reelection based his past fidelity to the
Ring He TeoTGsd % las las Elr yS[ and SOWsSen viii mate
rally reduce his vote Tie election VIII 9e eoSey con
tested and will probably result in favor OF FIeeke by
small majority, -
ELEVENTH DISTRICT xvIIIh Ward. XXIst to xxIyt9
&IXtS 20 XXiIId Election Distrlcis; xxIst Ward,
XXth to XXIlId Election Districts, ~, ,,.,.,
Rush c. Hawkins put forward III this Dlsr1ct by
the Committee Seventy aud the CustomHouse RepuO
1lcans and has the support Of the Union Republican or
Oanisston whose nominee. JnO. V. Grdley, has with
drawn The Talnnany candidate is Thomas W. Pittman
fully committed to Tammany principles and tactics
TWELFTH DISTRICT & SH1IG m TSta lS' 70 ALVIN hec
The Custom-Houss Republican nominee H. E. Cramp-
ton indorsed by the Committee OF Seventy will be sup
ported also by the Regular Union Republicans. VIM.
Pagan is the Reform DcIn0cratio candidate ana VIII
deffsot largely from tue Tammany vote for William
W. Cook.
THIRTEENTH DIsrmcr-(XvIth Ward, ISt lid, and IVth
to XVIII Election Dstrcts) .
In tb,s dI.trct George H. Maekay will receive the full
Republican VOTE being the nominee Of both organiza-
tons and iudorsed by the Committee Of Seventy and
the Council Of Political Reform, &c. George Deytng,
the Reform Democratic DOmnee Will split the TAmmRny
vote for RchArO Flanagan.
FOURTEENTH DIsTEIcT-XvIIth Ward, xVlIth to
XXVlIth Election District.
In the XIyth District John A. Foley, nominated by
the Reform Democrats and CustOmHouse Republicans,
indorsed by the Committee of Seventy will receive the
support Of the Union Republicans who have made no
didate J. T. Kelly.
FIFTEENTH DIsTRCT-XXth Ward Ist to Xth, xIIIth to
XvIIIth and XXIvtb and XVIII Election Distrcts)
The contest in the XVIII District is somewhat mixed
The Reform vote Is divided Frederick Kilan, Gus
tomHouse Republican and Seth M. Harris Alexander
Frear strong Tammsny candidate, s In the field. An
Independent candidate, Patrick Logan drawing many
votes him. and increase the ehanceA OF the success
Of the Reformers.
sIxTEENrH DIsTRIcT-(xvITth Ward LIST to XXth Elec.
tion Distriets
Cen Augustus Funk, the nominee Of the Union Repub
Moans and the German Democrats although prominent
GarmAn citizen has never been before the people a.
candidate for political Office. Nicholas HsuGhtOn has
received the nomination from the Custom House Repub
uoanS the Reform Demoersts and the Committee Of
Seventy. He has served as an Assistant Alderman