The New York herald., 1872-10-20


tween two fires. II ne goes Tammany Apollo goes
for him; and II he goes Apollo Tammany tnen goes
for him. while ne prefers tney sno9ia @ Sss "o.n Il, %
sad predicament, and the gallant Colonel appre-
ciates while he deplores the necesslty OF taking
such political bull by the horn. Mt oliver Is still
in the held sanguine that he has II all to himself
lie Is well supported by promises, but whether to
be broken at the convenient moment or not re-
mains to be seen. The gallant General McMahon
who though lately appointed TO a lucrative ONCE
stlil keeps his political armor on eager ior bout
two rival aspirants for the same honor. The con-
stituency would be happy enough with the per-
but they don't see ii, and therefore will stick.
In the Sixth district Brooks formidable oppo-
nent mas consented 10 eontest tne prize with & tne
tian Schurldweltzer. Brooks has got the Tam-
many nomination. The Coonel-whose name is
not likely ever to become household wOrd, whether
he goes to Congress or not, from its jaw-breakng
prOnunciation-will receive the Apollo Hall nOm
nation, supported by the rien-Murphy repub
lcans, and the nomination OF the German Organlza
tion TO which nationality 1t is needless to say Mr..
Schurldweltzer belongs.
muddle. Tom Creamer having gone Tor the Mayor
City and incontinenty retired before the O'Brien
weno Went ior M Tue Dnt ms neart IKE haieeh
him, and he Thought he would run German Tor 1t.
There was no German In the district on sufficiently
light running order to enter the course against
Ely, Jr, and ultimately Tom put himself IN train
ing, and now deems that on the 9th November
next like another Guy Fawkes, he Will blow up
Ely and run into Congress himself.
The Eighth district, Sunset C0x's old district, now
candidate for Congressman at Large, position he
tested for by Colonel COnking ana Horatlo A..
Twomby. This is the new arlstocratic district.
gefynandered out Of other districts, and no doubt
there will be very quiet day there on the 5th Of
November next, and no need or the police.
The Ninth dlstrict-Here, after severe contest
in the Tammany Nominating Convention, between
the friends Of big Judge Connolly and Oliver Char
cck the Big Judge, with his proverbial '.go-head-
ativeness," got the better OF his opponent leaving
the Judge himself was as fresh at the end OF the
bout as when he commenced. John Hardy, the
Apollo Hall man, win stand no show as against the
| The Tenth district is now represented by MI.
| Fernando Wood. 1t will be contested by Apollo
| cordng to the compact with the Murphy Custom
| House party, the O'Brienites put up as q figure
head. This is scheme to defrand the con-
stituency OF a democratic representation in the
| next session Of Congress in the person OF Mr.
Wood, the plan being, that by splitting the demo
cratic votes as Apollo Hall can control BY the
pressure Of the O'Brien screw, third party, Mr.
Wood defeated. This is the programme
Mr.. wadsw0rth will no doubt. open his eyes to
from the contest, in which case and in fact in any
case Mr.. Wood will be reelected. Mr.. Wood has
proved himself devoted representative OF his
constituency ana an able advocate Of all measures
tending the progress and prosperity OF this great
commercial city, as well as faithful and eloquent
exponent Of the popular sentiment on all national
! questions arising in Congress during his double
| term there.
| THE JUDICIARY.
! The Tammany nominations for the vacancies on
the Judiciary are now all made and the candidates
put forward will undoubtedly, as they all jointly
and individually deserve, receive the majority OF
the votes OF the people at the polls in November
next.
/ THE SUPREME COURT
! Judge Leonard, at present holding by appoint
ment the seat to become vacant, commands the
respect and confidence OF the bar, and his n0mina-
tion was hailed with pleasure. His fellow citizens
/ nominating
| ton.
! Spencer has got the nomination.
| CITY JUDGE.
The present incumbent, Judge Cunning S. Bed
ford, has been put In nomination for reelection.
No nomination made BY Tammany has given 50
much qualification to the citizens OF New York,
irrespective Of party than 1 this It is an earnest
strong, judicous hand, and that wherever crime
is proved against high or low due punishment will
| follow
! THE DISTRICT ATTORNEYSHIP.
The Tammany nomination has been conferred
ter selection could have been made. The rival can
didates ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS though each
might naturally be-must acknowledge that, in the
| interest Of reform, in the most important branch
OF the Judiciary OF the city and county, setting
aside all party expedency the Convention acted
| wisely and well, and put the right man-in this
juncture Of a1airs, in the right place.
| THE CORONERsHIP.
Tammany has nominated Mr.. WOtman for this
Of1ice In the face Of a most earnest popular pres
sure In favOr Of Mr.. Richard Croker, to whom, but
for some political expediency, but which Mr..
political pariance, belonged. Mr.. Croker has been
an unninching adherent OF reformed Tammany,
and has brought to # it much needed
| hence the defeat OF Mr.. Croker, which was tenn
| pered, however, with the knowledge that the
and that they only succumbed to the necessity OF
| submitting to the German influence. Dr. John G.
w Ie nam AND abe
and with the support oil Apollo Hall and their allies
the chances of his success at the polls looks most
| promising
/ THE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The fight In the Assembly districts is unabated
in intensity. There will be a tremendous struggle
between the Tammany candidates aud those OF
! Apollo Hall and the Custom House.
| In the Third district James ]. Sevin has the in.
side track OF his competitor on the split ticket
In the Fifteenth district James F. Keegan seems
to have carried the constituency by storm, as he
used to storm the enemy's works in the old wal
times Mr.. Keegan served throughout the wal
! with marked distinction, joining the ranks imme
diately after graduating, with no less distinction
from Georgetown College, d. c.. He would make
an excellent representative in the Assembly lie
| is opposed by Andrew J. Cofey.
In the seventeenth district Mr. John G. H
Meyers is in favor for the Tammany nomination
He is very popular throughout the district, and
with the nomination his election Is certain.
In the Eighteenth district Larry Herman, the
CANCEL of Destruction" will receive the Apollo
Hall nomination.
The following Is list Of the nominations already
made in this city
TAMMANY-JUDICIARY.
| Supreme Courf-William H. Leonard
Superior Cour-James G. Spencer
Ciy Judge-Gunning 8. Bedford
District 4norney-Charles Donohue.
TAMMANY-CONGRESSTONAL
District. District.
| S. william r. Roberts 9. Michael Connolly.
| 8. James Brooks 10. Fernando Wood.
APOLLO OHALL-CONGRESSIONAL.
| District District.
| g. John Hardy. 10. Julius Wadsworth.
TAMMANY AND LIBERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
George r. Bradford. Jeremiah Kennencht, Thomas
Shies Frederick Zimmer Nicholas Seger, John Riley
George Plunkit, william T. Ashman Patrick Lysaght
| Edward Gilon, Richard Flanagan, william Salmon
Robert McCafterty and James NJ. Laren.
TAMMANY-ASSEMBLY.
| District. District
l-JaInes hcaley I2-William VI. Cook
| 2-Denis Burns. I6-Peter Wood.
3-Tames HAYES. I7-,John @. II. Movers
James j. Slevin. lS-William j. Shiels
4--James Ryan. 20-John ID. Coughn.
CT. j. Campbell. 2l-Charles f. Creary.
LIBERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
District District.
2-Denis Burns. 0-John d. Coug HIN.
3-Jamcs Harper. 2l-Charles Z. Creary.
| l6-Roger II. Lyon
Ap0IIn HAII-ASSEMRIY