The New York herald., 1871-09-10

withdraw. In this case his probab' u,..,
rch wers grpuy yse saa stae Mr. Died
acceptable 70 the the whole part par lade himself most
the party IN sne s9ate Wou Of the leaders OF
wnen we come to the a"nnnsy oppose' but
a yerv dioercht nIESglSs sfate IN THE CITY
we said before, there OF Ian affairs M Is presented. As
ser the oees TO be Ged. senator's Who aye
alter escanins =" .nber called after them. and who
s ysaon ias coss of Of the Destroying
ciy who acclamation on their return to the
the bay sisiied Europe and were 'seen" down
who We they to0S their departure, and
turn, re tumultuously received on their re-
tnat have discovered that it IS not all gold
So .came crushingy on the Tammany ring has
! oiled the lutte confidence game, and il they go
JACK to Albany they will have to go with credentials
the FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
tTweed'sl wlll hardly be contested should the la,e
enter the course ana run, ana thereby not run
~ the olher sense. he VIII run well and no doubt
for the Big EOss district anu his chances In the race
CREAMER'S DISTRICT.
The great "habbergastern Is in jeopardy. Tom Is
not the man he used to be. The iraus and the rau-
lens OF the German persuasion have lost lath IN
the other side, - in which he did some nabbergast-
lng extraordinary, mas lessened the value OF the
Creamer n stock IN the district and the ex-senator
Se Se ss Se Go Dy e omneS yo,sT w
judges pa1fon-woaa 6e accsptabe, sM Se peraps, ,'
and there is some talk OF connecting them with the
candidacy Of the distric-hat IS, should either
Cept an independent nomination. In the event OF
Mr.. Masnus Gross may be the choice of the eec.
tors. Mr. CHARLES OBrien, lifelong resident OF the
dlstrict-of Irish procvities, but otnerwise most
acceptable-may receive the independent nOmina.
tlon III which case he Will have the united German
support as against Creamer. 1t Is said that the ex
OF the Tammany chiefs; that ne mas already re-
ceived ample compensation Tor all past services and
that even up to the present moment his obedience
NoaToN's DISTRICT.
The ThunderbOlt has good deal of exhausted
force lait but he will need it all His rivals are
legion now; but of course out OF these one Will be
The Custom House party will have good deal to
say who that standard bearer Will be. Colonel
Frederick Conkling, Police Commissioners Henry
Smith and James stewart are talked OF.
Justice Ledwlth has some aspirations that way,
2S he a in Sans the @ sas Or
Tor the County Regtstership. The Big Judge, IN the
presence Of these opponents Is not much belittled
deed, that he refuses to 'smen as he was ''wOnt 10
smile, and with difficulty carries his big stick:
need all his own amt all the thunder he can borrow
to hold his own In the district.
THE SEVENTH DISTRICT,
represented by Senator j. J. Bradley will also be the
scene OF probably a very severe contest Ex-SherH
0Brien Will oppose the present Senator should Mr..
Bradley run for another term as no doubt he
WILL MIR. O'Bren Will be supported by all the
and influence or the Custom BOuse republicans, and
by all that Is left OF the Ledwlth.O Bren Young De.
mocracy. This combination, however, has never
proved q lucky one, though In this case 1t may be
SAID that the eX-Snerif Is host in himself Senator
Bradley has made good legislative record, Is very
popular In the district. and should he run, will enter
the lists under the best auspices.
GENET'S DISTRICT.
The contest here lies between eX-Speaker Hitch.
sman and the present INCUMBENT and promises TO pe
very spicy and exciting one. There Is not much
to be said between the rivals-but may the best man
win
THE REGISTEHSHIP.
The Big Judges term OF Ofice expires on the first
OF The coming new year. That he desires to be
reelected IS but nat ural Tne Big Judge Is fond o:
place, and requires plenty OF 1t, in fact fix HIM
comfortably and at his ease even without the big
stick. He would stick where he Is, il he could but
he has a terrible adversary In Justice Shandey.
That terrible ''Shandley Legion Will tell against the
Judge, and 1t Is hardly possible that all YOrkvlle
Will save him from being routed on the day OF elec
tlOn. His assistant In the Office may look savage"
and the Big Judge himself may try to do the same;
but they bOth had better school themselves to put
the best lace on the matter, for the chances are
that the place that knows them now will know them
no more forever after the 1st Of next January.
THE ASSEMBLY SLATE.
All the present members are up for reelection.
The republicans are not yet In the field with their
candidates; but until after the State Conventions
nothing definite can be known as to what new de-
parture may be taken by one party, or what new
start the other may make in forming the character
OF the Lower House OF the Legislature.