New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
NOTES on DOUBTFUL ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.

NOTES or DOUBTFUL ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS
In many cases the figures in the above table no
index OF the res tive strength Of the parties OF
late largo of that money which Mr. Tweed
ched from the treasury Of this City have been used in
securing the election OF Democrats In va
rious sections Of the State. perusa Of
the following notes, In connection with the hg-
q 1870 embraced Vim the table, will show many
cases where bribery has been successful, and some
where has not OF course, thel influence win be
brought bear this year. but the by
30 favorable 10 q Tammany success A gain OF
two Republicans from this city would turn the scale In
favor of the Republicans should the Democrats be
successful outside they were last year. But OF such
success they can have no hope.
Albanv-Ist District: This district was Republican In
1868 by vote Of sl9s 2slS and carried for Mur
ply in 1869 by q fraudulent majority Of ls The caud
this year the same in 1869 and 1870 and the
chances are IN iaEor & SI the % m o3; 6 r. Issa S
s,OSS to 2,5G9.
Coraand.-The county is strongly Republican and will
elect Republican this year.
Delatrare-IId District sent q Democratic Assembly
man In 1859 by vote of 2969 10 1OE, and Republican
In 1868 by 2,501 to 2,4lL
ErIe-IId District elected Republican In 1869 BY
vote Of 1854 to 2A5 and Republican In 1868 by So9a to
1854 vth District elected Republican in 1859 by vote
Of 5s to 22s and Republican in 1868 by s4O6 to 1885
Fulton and Haniton.-This district Is very close. In
1869 1t was represented by Democrat and In 1858 by
Republican, both chosen by small maior1ties.
Kin0s-vIIIth District, vote in 1870, DEM, 2z3s; Rep
2l5O-same candidates this year; in ses Dem $3.50;
Rep s22s. As there two Democratic candidates this
year. Mr.. Benefits election should be assured
Le,cis-The county s Republican by small majority.
A Democrat was chosen to the Assembly In 1862 BY
vote Of 295 to 1884, and Republican In 1868 by sl TO
s,2S2.
Monroe-Ist District elected Republican In 1869 by
vote Of 22 to s3 and Republican In 1868 by 2SS to
2eS2 lid District may possibly be again carried Tor the
Democrats by the liberal Of money 1t elected Re
publican In 1869 by vote OF i2Sl 70 oJ ana Oenocrat
In 1858 by 5,I76 to b044
MOntcomerv-The county is Democratic, and sent
Democrat in 1863 by vote of ssl2 to S2Ca kepuon
Giaoaru-Is District sent Democrats In 1869 and 1858
by small majorities.
Oniario-Ist District Republican, and elected Repub-
Leans In 1859 and 1863 by $50 to $50 majority.
Osoego-IId District was Republican In 1858 py vote
Of 2l TO 236 Mr. Howe was chosen In 1859 py lSS ma
ority and 1870 a. will be by the table above, BY
maiortv ~ only three. an AntLDram-shop candidate
receiving III votes Mr.. Howe's record at Albany ma
been such that Tammanys money shouio nos DO sDe W
return him this year. .,
O.oo-Both districts are very close. The Democratic
majority in the Ist was In 1862 and the Republican
majority in 1868 was es. The lid went Democrauc IN
1859 by % majority and p % doubtsss be rechosen
ousens-Ist District Ia usually Democratic, but, a. the
candidates are one Of the best Republicans sno one Oh
the worst Democrats TO be found IN the stae inc
are that 1t will vote a. II did last year.
RknGeCI0eT-lbL
C. Oseood the candidate Of the AnttRing Democrab
ha OF the Democratic Ward politicians has
heen NOT 1eEs corrupt than the character OF tne man
whom they sent 20 Albany last yea iu sl III
lid Dstrcts are close, but the chances Ia p"A STe III
favor Of the Republicans. .,,
Raratooa-Both disrictswere carried BY the Kepupn-
cans In 1853 Since then, tho TammAny corruption iana
has been layishIy expended through the county Ane
I'D District ought 70 send Republican tnn year.
seheueetady-A very close county. II gave HOFFMAN So
majority in 1870, ana Griswold % majority In iO@
Sehsyler-The Republicans have o mAoi'V ., nom
zoo to 7So in this county. That "sAme old coon nni
hardly est a. far away from home IS Albany tn %
n ne does, tho Schuyler County kepupt''A
disgraced- ~ ,r,...-. -.
Seneea-James O. Bennett has for two winters iople-
sent.d the Republicans Of the ht District HIS majority
IN 1890 vas but o. and In 1888 the Repunnoans
their candidate by ss1 majority Tne Erle no,s
enoe has been in favor Of Bennett Ane n ma ~
has always been at tho service OF I'm r.nresant
expected that thI year two RepuoncAHs "N
eteuben. . . ...S ,..a,
Ulster.-IId District wa Democratic m Ies anu iaDi
IIId, District gave go majority for Cen - ,sss
orat In 1859, and S27 for the Repnohcah os4i .
EestcAestsr-at District Democratic Dus 'nAs
having made a bad nomination ought 70 1859 /" ~eA 'D
year. ~ -, .,,,, ono 4,
Wvomtnc.-The county is Republican BY lrOmp''"O
| l,GCO majority. ,,,,.uv Al,
In ls1i the Hew.YOrk Legislature was POhtealJ a.
| vded N fOuOROI "a.