New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-03

contamination tho nomination Of an ntiRine Democrat
who would receive Endorsement Of the LoessSc anu
'n %itses Of One Of syso
to the Republican candidate. This ssnaaa1e
xSo 0ssn $
votes Brittons record as Know Nothing nh wS,le his
cities and the run facts about the sOd
sprssy with the Ia I'VE az Fifty
about to be published also. Since Brttons ,
Raseeek and Bertrand have been sent 70
Brtton had indicted Judges Demar, Walsh anu .onr
Sheriff Williams and Alderman Wye who on sas Influential
politicians. Britton has lately 1ndiscreetly sta
that reelected he should feel compelled IN nc .heved
In the libel suit BrttOr nfyopristy
cs Of tSs s %%ca 20
always unpopular with the masses and the the bows
pronounced against him. John H. Bergen, son IN
law Of Gen Crooke 10 prominently me56onsa be re-
regular Democratic nominee. John WinsoW WI" w ~
nominated by the Republicans.
THE OTHER COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
Controller h to elected this year, and Mr. schroo
der Is urged for denomination by the Repupncan''
although charges been made on several occaSion
that he had sold out" to the ring" The Repuocan'
have also talked of Alderman Richardson lor '"e
nos,tiop Ex.Alderman whitney is mentioned by s3mq
Democrats likely to be nomnated ior that y, hs
while many urge the claims Of E. B. Galley CLERK oi 'n'
Cen. shaurman Is urged by the Republican to De
candidate for CITY Auditor but be Declines ana 1smo
cratic nominee viii probably be James A. Ostrom
Thomas A. Gardner Will probably be NJ
Ropes has been named by the kepupncans ioi 'N"'
Alderman Nolan will probably be nominated for C1ro s
neP by the Democrats the Eastern District and IN TUG
western the present incumbent, Dr. Jones' Dr. Henaet
son. and DR.. Norris spoken Of as Democratic hu
nees Dr. Henderson has the support OF the Oatny,o
Church Association St. Patrcks Alliance and the order
Of although 4. Is SesXea hn mention Dr.
Watt Dr. LIE Roy W. r. Phelps possible nominees
Tue T AND Bennst or CHARITY
sioners but no candidates are yet mentioned W
Maurice Fitzgerald will probably be renominated for
County Auditor by the Democrats HIS kepa ,aron
opponent It Is said, will probably be william EKs''''0"
THE ALDERMANIC TICKET.
The contest for Aldermen will be spirited, as the nc"
Board will have the power OF confirming the MaSoi
nominations for Commissioners Of the diereN City De
partments. Republican Board would be able 10 Keep
in power the present Commissioner in spite OF Mayor
Hunters efforts Very few candidates have YET peeh
mentioned but far can be ascertained' 'ne
ing are all that have been named
Second ward-wam Dwyer James F. nuny I Dem.
Fourth ward-Thomas Carroll, d. ID. Mi' IT, thV Wnr
Kelly, ex-Alderman Newman. DR.. Ottersoh, Do"'' ""i
'i sixth ward-James bunne. Dem Stephen Viedder'
Rep: Michael Mccain, Ind. Dem. . p,,,,
Eighth ward-John Mcintyre Demj Koper' rieiu"S'
Tenth ward-simon Gunder, John Goding Dem;
c1 TMslft h w RaGGiaSt' okey. Dem
Fourteenth Ward-Artnur Doyle, Arthur o. h'gEins
Dennis short, Martin Reardon, Patrick smith, James
Terney, Dem ,us r.oa
Sixteenth ward-Hy. Kiefer. Louis Froelich Fred
Obernier, David Acker, Charles Nacns, Rep f. j. kar
cher Ind: James Mullen. Herman L. Gnck Charles
KEEL Joseph Burger, Richard III. Veritzan, D. J wagner
Dem. -
Eighteenth Ward-Peter Totans, Henry Eckert, DEM J;
Henry DAWSON, Samuel l.. Carlisle, Rep.
Twentieth Ward-Abjah Wmtney John French, James
". Monk Abraham LafOy, Rep. .
Twenty second Ward-Charles Vaughan, Abraham
Vaudeville, Major Oatmau, Dem; Join Buchanan, VIII
liam T. Patterson, A. b. Richardson.