The New York herald., 1871-11-07
THE ELECTIONS.


- ssase. rhe figures show this. ana when II Is
y M s sass M New nsCe css Se state
Wo1ld snow handsome majority IN iavor o. ivpuo s
.nsrs are some o1sr
m. FIELD or OPERATIONS
q country republicans soc a9 %CI Oa Vwsa I"st
vPsr winch Is taken ~ basis OF calculation IN the
present canvass Win that ma!os snela ,av0t 70,
sne rural radicals at least hope Tor SO complete
sAanee IN the vote OF the CITY o. New YORK ny the
boxss thai they imagine the reduced democratic
majority the City may turn the State over to them
nolvea Tney hope also, that the defeat Of Ger.
sain notorious democratic candidates The city FOR
bOth branches OF the Legislature will give the repub
q albany, even though they may lose little 6y inc
dtssensloDs in their party IN the country. The
prominent politicians On both sides, particularly
ikis section Of the state, however do net seem to
have been able 70 get during the campaign any
special information as TO The prospects. and they
s us Es ssSs ss y M 4 ay RaS R a
to give expression TO what they wish, rather Ihan
believed by the most enthusiastic democratic leaders
mat the relative strength Of The democracy VIII be
the majorines will be about the same az they were
last year In proportion TO the votes IN the
several localities, with here and there slight
variations incident to local questions. Tie repub-
lcAns OF course. hope that s0nse OF the seed they
troubles has taken root and that the Injurious In
nuence Of their own local disagreements will be
y DO o exueo o.
the Stale this year by any change OF sentiment thas
may the rural dstrcss, but they think That
the exposure OF the course pursued by Tweed
and his associates ought at least to create
such . change OF sentiment In the city
Is to destroy the Tammany influence, which they
iican party. the rural democrats, having, as they
proper candidates, ana having shown Q determlned
disposition to bring TO Justice those members Of
NO reason wny they snouii lose the SANCTION anS
support OF hcnest persons. 1t is mutually under.
o. Mae the " 10 the the
csty IOpethet the revolution in the country wl he
20 extensive as TO give them the ascendancy, it is
believed by the democrats on the other nand that
they wall De able TO maintain their position.
The following Is a list OF the candidates for As.
sei.ihF outside Of the city who stand the heat
chance TO get elected:--
Assembly.
COUNTY.
ss.sEss Essassi ssras,sa L.Sayss;s 2%,ss. s. ca.
hesry smish.
ALLseAsY.
Lew. Abbott.
cA1ARAuaus
knech Hodrsdge.
Elijah E. Brown. cSas H. curtA
1:,sSs ss,:ssr rI..,sn E ssnuA
David b. Hin
CHESASGo.
AAsHcw oncPss~eVs
So 80 Sssunee, Tuner.
Milton sIi. \. roSps,us Sa1
-, So. CORTLAND
wrnam ls.,sJr
- 49, Duroursa
Harvey o. Eastman.
yrsn.,,n Alse.ss. Se@ss cnambera
-. John N. Wiley.
Esanhls w. Tobsy.
FRANKLIN.
James Il. Pierce.
vsa.ey q. Knapp.
lsaac NyKase
E2easer c. Rice.
SsSs. %.S,.S C y. EyEss; Ess. -
nnss q
David David xaien
-s,ominc. S,,c. Roche.
Sa',s% yao%a: v " asa:sasy. &a.n, !;
= Joseph Drall
William wainwright.
A. v. Smiley.
Archibald Kennedy
s:s..'. sss. " l. L'YE's as.i.
George 4; Cos. George D. Lord Y
MONTGOMERY. =.
william J. Van Deusen.
Isaac II. Babcock
George II. swain.
ss.:1 ssSa2i 1 s.ss Ms1sssford. g,.s
Albert L Hayes. George X Carrol.
Thomas G. Alvord.
Gustavas sniper.
Ambrose l. Van Dusen '
Cyrinc S. Lincoln.
Robert II. strahan- 81;
Frank e. ABBOTT ~
Edwin R. Tanner.
DAME, @. Fort
Chaunccy 8. Sage -
;. L.. Tucker .1'. 1,''ss Si'ss o..~'.,'.,. e.,
1. Bradford Prime. James n. oakley.
John l. Snyder Jason z. 9sgood s
H'cuxorD.
n001-Hsn; ;.%:. Nelson.
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SCHENECTADY
''H0n1ss feisr coocAman.
o W%: Sh c. Coon.
fsser Lott
Y. nSsi: e. sS,sJss. " rs.'''
Johs s. Marcy.
Frank Buckley.
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