New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-02

as the Indorsed ~ the COMMITTEES
of Seventy. Pen received largo vote last year as
Reform candidate but has little chance OF success this
year the ticket Of the CustombOuse clique.
TENTH DISTINCTLY. Rollwsgen, Jr, the Liberal and
Apollo Hall candidate will, be supported by Tammany
and the National Democracy. He ran last year as an 10
dependent candidate and poed largo vote. Tia
year there doubt Of his success as against ]. N.
Patterson tho Customhouse candidate, although the
district strongly Republican. Tho Committee VI Scy-
enty declined 10 ndorse Patterson.
ELEVENTH. DIsTRICT.-RT frederick A. Seayer. Liberal,
Tammany. and National Democratic candidate, Is op-
posed by two candidates, Charles Sykes, Apollo Hall.
and AlOnzo b. Cornell, CustOm-hCuse Republican. IN
dorsed by tho Committee Of Seventy COL Beaver per-
sonal popularity and political strength arc very great
and though Sykes will draw of from his vote IL Ia be-
Ieved he will carry the district Cornell the CuStomr
house candidate has imported from Ithaca in tho
interest of Senator Conkng whose return to the Senate
depepds upon the success OF the CustombOuso Assembly
candidates.
TWELFTH DrsTRTcr.-W. w. Cook, Tammany candidate.
will be supported by the Liberals ~ Mundorf is the
Aporo Han candidate and Frederick W. Hahn ths
Custom house nominee Tho Committee OF Seventy takes
no part IN the contest In this district.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT -James Kelly Is the Liberal
candidate, supported by the Committee OF seventy.
Mr Kelly is one of tho bestknown citzens OF tho
district, and has served, during long series Of
sixteenth Wards He made tho endowment upos
which the Kelly medals are given out IN tho New
York City College and the Normal College.
and In tho schools Of tho wards above named.
Christopher Pine. the Tammany and Apollo Hall cand-
date Is an old lawyer OF experience and cheraetSF VINO
has resided district for 20 HIS Republican
opponent Charles Blacke, is carpetbagger." Chs
tomhouse weighcr and had seen service formerly only
as a detective IN tho Treasury Department He was
originally appointed 10 Office by johnson az Democrat.
and now runs in the interest Of Senator Consllng TO
whose reelection 10 f. pledged. Kelly Is man whom
even his opponents praise aud whoever wants TO yots
for an Assembyman whom DO can trust IN all emergeD-
ces should We think, be well satisfied with this Liberal
candidate.
FoURTERYTHIDIsrRrCT Charles O. Cornell Liberal
and Tammany candidate was formerly Commissioner OF
Street, and has done good municipal service. His oppo
nents are James Daley Apollo Hall Democrat, and Rob
ert b. Boyd Customhouse The latter has the seyentys
Endorsement The district Is a close one.
FIFTEENTH DIsTRICT.-Joscph Bumenthal, tho TAM
many candidate has the Endorsement Of the Committee
OF Seventy and viii have the support OF the Liberals
and National Reform Democracy. N. j. Cofey Is tho
Apollo Hall candidate, and c. j. Farley the Custom
house nominee The district Is largely Democratic.
SIXTEENTH DIsTRIcT-James Irving, the Apollo Han
candidate was badly defeated year ago by the Reform
candidate. This ,year, his Tammany opponent Fetef
Wood will receive the Reform vote, and tue traction
which usually falls the Republican candidate VIII DO
cast for VIM. Laimbeer stronger candidate sAn 'o
Custom-house generally presents
SEVENTEENTH DIsTRICT.-Andrew Bles3inc has re-
eeyed the whole Reform nomination, being supported
by the Liberals Tammany, and Committee OF seventy
Charles c. Wilson the Apollo Hall candidate ana y A.
Hammer that OF the Customhouse. Tho Reform candl-
date last year had a largo plurality Of votes over three
others,
EIGHrPRSTH DIsrRrcr.In this district there are four
candidates r. II. Lyon, Liberal, and W. j. Shicls, Tam
MANY dispute and divide Reform vote. Peter Seery
ia the Apollo Hall and Bernard Bgln the CustomhouSs
candidate The Reform last year for g. ]. Tiden
was over 1900 while only 1000 cast for two other
candidates.
NISErEESTH DIsrEIcT.-Thomas O'Lanahan viii doubt
less carry this strong Democratic district withouta
serious struggle.
TWENTIETH DIsTRICT.-John ID. Coughin has the nom
iuatlon OF the Liberals and Tamma Democracy, ane
the Endorsement OF tho Committee OF Seventy. The Re-
form vote is overwhelming in this district and no better
representative for il than Mr. COughln could anywhers
be found. BY all means elect him i. ~
TwEYTY-FIRsT DIsTRICT.-Charos Crary, the lam
MANY and Liberal candidate. has the ndOScent OF tDe
Commit.ee OF Seventy He Is opposed by John Haft
man, Apollo Hall ami National Democracy canaihaFf
ana by VIM. Haw, IT., CustOm-houSe areauy Eopuu"'eN
EIGHTH DIsTRICr-BROoKLrN.-Mr Archibald NJ.
Bliss the Liberal Republican and DemOerauc eand h
for Assembly ia the With District BrCokJn Is De.hg
opposed by the Grant Ring who are leaving nothing M
done his defeat. lie was popular ss AueInb;
and came within few votes OF being eeced MAUI u
the CITY several years Indeed, II was generally CON
that he In realty elected but Vas counted OUT
III. was the FIST among the first OF Bro0kHus eiti
q 70 Identified with tine movement Tor the eau
y the Cincinnati Convention. he Is conslstcht anu
d~ns advocate OF Reconciliation and Reform, and with
hs knowledge OF wants Of his district and pnDhe
business generally, will bring ability manlneSs hl uls-
crefioa 10 The work OF state legislation. He wai
born and Drought up and his business Interests are an
centcrCd the With District in which nc Is canddae
Few L0dots sre entertained as TO hls eiecton'