The New York herald., 1873-11-01

runs on the Apollo ticket McCabe will be likely to
run in between the other two.
In the Nineteenth district James T. King is the
Tammany candidate. He Is the choice OF Mathew
T. Brennan. whose influence was used In his favor.
Tom O'Callaghan was the chslce-of John Kelly, but
he failed to get the nomination. However, he has
the nomination oil Apollo. and he intends to make
stubborn ngn. wsa W.T. une oaas In ms avo'
The Twentieth district has three candidates
running-John d. Coughlin, Tammany; James f..
Smith, Apollo Hall, and David Babcock, republican:
The fight Is between Coughlin and Smith, and
unless they run very evenly the republican WIZ
The Twenty-arst district has four candidates in
| the feld-Harry Genet an independent free lance,
| without party or an endorsement; William Haw.
| Charles Crary Tammany. IL would be no surprise
| whatever should Genet win the race, for he has
| trict
| DECLINES THE NOMINATION.
The following letter explains ITSELF
No. $50 BRooxK STRKxr. !
Nxw yoRx. Oct 80 is7l
Hon. RonxRr d. RoosxvxIr. Chairman Democratic Union
DxAa siR-Iiavlns received the nomination for County
G1n S M .ans s hsass %
very kind ration and allow me 70 add that there
the services and ,"i' recsVe
s han ps
to decline the nomination generously rendered, and
I 4a s ns % 81 to the
county LUKE q. GRIMES
ooNrRA ADDICTION FROM ALDERMAN VAN scHAIcK.
Alderman Van Schaick called at the HERALD
oice Yesterday and stated that the card puoilsned
been signed by him. was wholly unauthorized.
EcLkCTic SELECTION OF CANDIDATES BY THE RE
FORM COUNCIL.
The Reform Council Convention for nominating
candidates Tor the city and county offices 10 be
voted for at the approaching election, alter care
fu scrutiny OF the nominees OF the several POLITICAL
organizations, have made the following selections
While these selected candidates possess dinerent
degrees OF ftness they are in the judgment OF the
Convention worthy OF the suffrage OF their consult
uency. The tardiness OF the political parties In
making their nominations and the severity OF the
present financial Crisis have compelled the Con.
vention to modify It's original intention and contne
its action TO recommending the following nominees
from whom voters can select candidates for the
Offices named
Supreme Court-Abraham R. Lawrence, Charles
Donohue, Enoch l.. Fancher and G. II. Van Brunt.
Superior Court-Claudius Mcneil aud Gilbert n.
Speir
Marine Court-Henry E. Rowland. Henry Alker
Sherin-Iohn McCool and William @. Conner.
Aforementioned Gilon.
Fifth. Senatorial Dlstrict-James W. Booth and
Sixth Senatorial District. A. Gross and George
Eighth Senatorial Dlstrict-walter L. Plnckney
and Ii. III. Moore.
THIRD Assembly District-Thomas Mulligan.
Fifth Assembly Distrct-Austn Leake.
Seventh Assembly District-Alired Wagstan, Jr..
and George w. Clarke
Eighth Assembly Dlstrict-Jacob Messer.
Ninth Assembly District-A. j. Mathewson and
George B. Deane.
Tenth Assembly District--L. q. Waehner.
Eleventh Assembly District-KnOx McAfee and
o. p. Buell.
Twelfth Assembly Dlstrct-J. A. Lyons
Thirteenth Assembly District-J. H. Horton and
Charles s. Spencer
Fourteenth Assembly District. r. Taylor.
Fifteenth Assembly District-Joseph Blumenthal
sixteenth Assembly Distrct-Joseph p. Varnum
Seventeenth Assembly Distrlct-Charles White
more.
Eighteenth Assembly District-Wiliam G. Choate
Nineteenth Assembly Observation-Disclosures Martin
and T. o. Callahan.
Twentieth Assembly District John d. Cougnlin.
Twenty-drs Assembly District-Charles Crary.
THEODORE w. DWIGHT President.
JAMES EMOTT, First Vice President.
OSWALD OrTENDORFER,
Second Vice President.
GRANVILLE p. HAYES, | cooro.ar,as
CHARLES nj. EIsIG, oooio'aiie''