, 1873-08-06
LOCAL POLITICS.
List Of City and County Offices to
Be Filled at the Next
Election,
Who Are Aspirants for Places of Honor
and Emolument.

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interesting Information Concerning
Possit1o rond;,1atau
This is only the carly part of August, aud tho
ELECTION Of city and county officers doos not
come OF till November, three months from now.
still, the persons who nre ambitious to I'LL thcao
honorable or profitable positions nre beginning
to lift up thoir hoads and suggest themselves,
nnd havo their friends state their special claims.
Ihore aro many moro who arc lying quiet, dls-
crossed by the mixed-up condition Of local
the Lord il to como from mn, Win fs n III I'm
no,;n,tine. ~. .. .,' %na VIZ 20 ~ w ~
sas's' ..saA -"noel'oi tne Nopupican par'yl 10 10
RiNl-0rder party, or whether tho Democracy will
try it again. or whether thore ,y,ll In nm ,,ion
of al, thD o'cmonts ~ .,,n nr,".,t,o. ~ 'S''
r,,n H'l .ny n", u.onlunth 40 ~ VI she opposltlon'
to elect Mayor, City Treasurer, City Attorney,
City Collector, CITY issoBsor. c1er, of to po]ico
ooast and tTsay A'dssnes For tho i, 's %onsnt ess
this batoh. Owing to the powers conferred on
him by tho Mayors bill, and his extensive mt
tonage he js reo]ly thu 1ond of tho civ INV.
pfnment' and to considerable extent, has con-
Nfol OF mo Legislative branch OF tho City dovorn-
tnont. Ho has It In his powor, practically, to
close or opcp tho saloons sau5ay. mi, so a,oth
the aermans md tho Tomnarunco marine, ~ noon1o wa,t t
ta,'s a.tn@as "su s w Ao"le,Auoo poolao "au'
TO mako suro of him. All slsloa unto in wanting
= good, or, at least, respectable man, not moro
" because the hoaa of tho ticket must be decent,
snon ~ ~ ,,aaa a.. e naa. Is l "o1'A'
mon as the lead Of tho C1ty Government.
THE IEADEns
Of the Republican party hero, consisting of
n;1a, ~ he,a .,a o' os''nou' 1o'' ns'o ~
o"ou ~ Aoia teeu4a1 cohVontloh, anu 70 maho
soml-1egulaf nominations. They want, first and
ho not think 1t advisable to throw up tho spongo,
as has boon done In some OF tho country ootin.
lies. Thoro aro Congressman to bo elected next
year. Gut, besides preserving their organization,
view Of the Germau discomfort and the domands
of the Temperance people, ia little perploxiug.
They hayo decided, nfter much meditation, 10
nominate Il. D. Coivin, Of tho United States Ex-
business man and pleasant gentleman. TLon,
up to tho ti1ne OF tho war ho ,yas
n Democrat, and tho party 1ead-
tn,o. ers VIC t',, hnaksr greatly after Domocrac
araw on aome from TINT quarter. Tho fact that
y man was d Democrat does not endoar him to
those who cling to the faith. Quito the reverse.
onH N.Y. vos Gesn " o po to s the Large
ployes. Thon, too, 1t is hoped, aince ho Ia not a
= Temperance fauatic, that no will cut into tho
neIman element. The faot is that Mr.. Farwou
aud the othors ore greatly put out by this Cor
mau secession. They do not want to part co1u-
pany with nlr. Heaing. Tho old firm was
profitable ono, and they would like to SEQ it ro-
established. and are willing to nominate n Mayor
who is accountable to tho ats-ZeitHng Neither
does Mr.. Heslng wish to stay out in the cold.
He would like to see tho plon-:.nt tnos
which preceded 1863 restored. He would
never havo left had It not been for tho pressure
Or the tfel1nhn6 and II thoy, or any number OF
:hen, would accept Coivln no would do it. But
he does not think they will What ho wants is o
nun OF his own maliliig Tor Mayor, one whom he
can a. run. etld Mr.. GOWN IL not just that man
Iho only -