The New York herald., 1872-11-03

Tsmmany and liberal republican, and John Hardy.
Mr., mr; i Meiilsn mas ever been stanch republican,
pact with the demon OF democracy yet as Apollo
HAN has not much to gain In the election OF Hardy
compact between Murphy and O'Brien. one thing
ID certain, that his vote viii be always cast on the
side OF the administration.
The Tenth district, at present represented BY
Mr.. Fernando Wood wiii give large majority 70
retain Mr.. Wood In his seat, where he has already
publican candidate. He doing his level best TO win,
ecs E wooas @ tactics are o. very eyeng &c cnar ar
Darling out on Tuesday next.
THE ASSEMBLY TICKET.
It would take qnadruple Issue 81 the HERALD to
isence at the first tap OF the political drum at the
opening OF the campaign. The nominations are,
the list Of candidates below, win learn ior them
selves the parties presented to them for their sur
frages, and whom n they please IN the absence Of
duty to perform, not only In their more immediate
States senator for six years. When elected they
will have the ball at their own foot and It would be
well, while there is yet time. for the citizens to
high responsibility as their representatives.
In the First Assembly district q republican,.
Muller tAp0ll0 HalD and James Healey Tammany).
Muller IL first In the race at present, and will NO
In the Second district James Dunphy apollo
HAM and james Burns Gammany are the candi.
dates, DR.. d. A. spellessey for q time . prominent
ton In favor OF the Apollo Hall, his professional
business demanding all his time. There will be o
sharp contest In this district.
In the Fourth district there is yet no republican
candidate, and the race for the present lies be-
tween John Calvin and James Ryder. The latter,
though good enough Ryder, cannot keep the
pace with his opponent, who. when he goes in, like
Tommy Dodd, Is bound to win.
In the Twelfth district Tammany Hall. liberal
Annl q cor iTaA hauo M nrni.
mated first rate candidate In the person OF Mr..
Christopher Fine, formerly . law partner Of the
Fines stamp as Q citizen and OF his legal acquire
ments-the latter Q desderatum long overlooked
to an improved and more perfect system Of ieesia.
ton at Albany. Mr.. Fine is In fine running con-
ditlon, and win no doubt win the race.
In the Fifteenth district the republican candi-
and and liberal republican. and q. s sunsensaai. the
tickets are good, but as general thing the people
are In favor OF Cofey; and no doubt as beverage
Below we give q full list Of the candidates:-
THE ALDERAANIC AND ASSISTANT ALDERAANIc
II the Assembly candidates were numerous
the Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen aspirants
were legion. The leaders Of parties have, how
only choice Between them principally pal lies in mt their
political Affiliations. There are many names OF
citzens-mercnants, professional and business
men-on the ticket well known to the electors.
THE JUDICIARY.
The judiciary nominations are all made, four
parties being represented by candidates.
THE SUPREME COURT.
The Tammany Hall party have nominated for re-
election the present incumbent Of the 0fce, Judge
for several years the Bench of this city, and has
proved himself an able and upright Judge. Henry
Il. Anderson apollo Ham. Noah Davis lrepubll-
CAM and John McKeOn (nati0nal democrat are
his opponents.
SUPREME COURT.
For the vacancy In this Court James G. Spencer
mas received the T0mmanv and national democratic
nominations. Judge Spencer mas already served
some time on the bench Of the Supreme Court. He
Is Judge OF 1ne legal attainments and eruditlOn.
His whole course on the bench gave the greatest
satisfaction to the Bar. His decisions were rem
OF the cases passed upon therefore they were very
rarely, II ever, reversed. HIS election will be
hailed with pleasure by the whole Bar Of New York.
ican) and Clifford A. Hand apollo HalD.
FOR CITY JUDGE.
ford II the Tammanv snn natiaHs ce1
didate for reelection. Judge Bedford has acquired
widespread popularity for his honest, consistent
preston OF lawlessness and his punishment Of all
convicted OF crime. He was the general favorite
na IN tPe II
to him so annoyed him that he gave an advantage,
which was immediately seized, to put other candi.
the coup de grace by the pr0nunciamento issued by
him the other day to the electors, denying the
rumor pro o. ms wandfawai rom t9e canvas me rumor
and needed no contradiction. The Judge is still
in the race. The other candidate is exJudge Suth-
erland, nominated by Apollo Hall and endorsed by
the republicans. Judge Sutherland is Q very able
jurist and has great experience from long career
on the bench OF this city.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Charles DOnahue, very popular and able law
yer, Is the choice of Tammany. He Is q special
fav0rite with the Bar and the judiciary q WHOLE
while he has hosts of friends throughout the city
and OF all classes. He has certainly the inside or
his opponents and will probably 60 far ahead OF his
own ticket.
FOR CORONER.
Adolph Kessler, an experienced physician stand
ing very high among the Germans, has received
the republican and Apollo Hall nominations. That
and his own popularity and admitted fitness in
every respect for the Office will be sure
to elect him. His opponent, Henry Volt
man, has been 80 long on the political
chessboard that the memory OF man runneth not
to the contrary. He has received the Tammany and
national democratic nomination. DR.. John @. Han
non withdrew from the contest though urgently
desired to await the action OF the nominating con-
venti0n. desire to devote some more years to
his profession physician, and deeming himself
too young to enter the field Of politics against old
stagers, decided MIN upon Withdrawing
On Tuesday morning next the polls open. At
four O'Clock they close. Hopes and fears await the
result but let the ctizens as far as possible, vote
for the men they deem the best, irrespective OF
politics and party, and they will inaugurate true
reform In our city government that will be lasting,
and which win not be the action OF the politicians,