The New York herald., 1874-10-19

rely largely for success at the polls In the strength
deputy marshals. Navy ard, Board OF City Works,
Custom House ana Post once. They are well or
ganIzed. and though OF the minority party are
confident OF electlng several OF their candidates on
the local ticket.
by the Hundred, about hall a dozen respecta-
bic elderly gentlemen known as the Fifty,
the Workingmen's Association. Irish, German and
National Democratic committees. The four latter
named ORGANIZATIONS have formed an alliance, and
though not possessed OF either money or patron
age. tney have strong reliance upon the discrlm.
mating sense OF the community which they feel
satisfied viii either elect their candidates or the
REPUBLICANS. They have lost all ialth Ia the regu-
lar democratic machine. and invite the people TO
amliate with them In this campaign, with the fond
tire vote or Knos as nv0r M chs
Der but 49, 452 nave registered leaving about 80 900
red ans last day OF registration IN N
Monday evening the primary elections viii be neld
in the wards and county towns.
DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN STATES
at the present writing stand as follows:-
Congress.-Second Dlstrict-John G. Scnumaker,
trict- William W. Goodrich, democratic and liberal
republican; Eugene D. Berri. republican. Fourth
Scnenck. Flat6ush, democratic.
District Winchester Britton, demo-
cratic; General Philip 5. Crook, Congressman, re-
Citv comptroller -Ex- Alderman Daniel d. Whit
ney, democratic Frederick Schroeder, republican.
GUY AuditOr-A. b. Martin, member OF Board OF
Education democratic; Charles b. Thomas, re-
COHWtN AuUtOT-GeT8u FlLZmOrTl0, OemOCf8tlCs .
Chauncey NJ Felt, republican.
County Treasurn'-rh0mas Gardiner demo-
cratic; Ripley Ropes, republican.
COTOnerS-G. b. Jones, democratic, w. D.; John
Flavin, republican Frank Nolan, democratic, E. D.
Commissioners or Charit,es-William Bennett,
Hap. Wheeler, John RaDer, democratic; W. II.
Cropsey, Daniel Maujer ana John Il. French. re-
publicans.
rhe chief contest locally centres In the District
Attorneyship, the democracy trotting out Mr..
Britton as Q martyr TO his party prOclivtties,
because or his having been removed from the
nf fPfN n h0 u0 al A. e0h
expiration OF his term. Mr. Britfon was removed
tained. and they denounce the executive action
IN the premises as partisan. The republicans
removed for cause and so the fight wages and
the Attn OF November alone will tell the f1rce or
District Attorney John winston. Of OF the y Plymouth %
church investigating Committee, Is urged by the
Congregationa!is!s Tor reelection to the position.
which Is worth $4,000 per annum and he will
regulars Of the administration Administration party. @ General raj
also candidate for the ONCE In question: but 1t is
doubtful whether ne has force sufficient to break
the present slate. Schroeder, Ior Comptroller
has been lndorsed by the Hundred. Ex-Aiderman
Whitney, who Is merchant, an American and o
man q in puSc e win
dldate Tor County Treasurer, has held che office
named for three terms, and viii doubtless be re-
Third dstrlct, has been several terms in the
Assembly from tine Fifth dlstrlct-Seventh and
the Liberal" Committee In Kings county, and now
wheels into line with the democracy.
THE ALLIANCE SLATE
Justice or Sesstons-James s. Howard
C0roners-We estern District, pr. Thomas 8. Hen
Dst,1ct Attoyney-Ex Congressman William E..
County A,sditoy-John I. O'Brien.
commissioners OF ChGrttteS-Charles Atwater
and Patrick Dugan.
County T,'easurer-Ttmothy Desmond.
COmptr0Uer-James 7. Mccormick.
Third district. John W. Grogan; Fourth district
Subj olned are the names Of the probable nomi-
nees for Assembly IN Kings county
the Republicans win not nominate a Candidate IN
this district. such course being deemed work
OF isupcrerogatlon, so strong 10 the vote OF the
second Dtstrtct-Henry ]. Cullen democrat. ana
Theodore Dimon, republican:
Third Dtstrict-Micnael Gomez or Philip Clare,
born democrats. the district Is largely demo-
Fourth Dtstrtct-Tneodore M. Melvin. democrat,
FyTn District Edmund briggs. democrat, and
fsns pssz;cpSernsra sepSSS!lGaaa Hav.n democrat. and
seventh Distrlct-s. Callahan. democrat and
John r Short, republican.
Eighth District-B. Silverman, democrat; James
Harrington. republican.
John Il. Stenson, republican.
The Aldermanic candidates whose success az the
primaries Is most advocated by the leaders are ~
1olIows:-Second ward-WlLam Dwyer, democrat
Fourth ward-rhomas Carroll democrat; y. @.
Carl, republican. sixth ward.James Kane. demo-
crat. Eighth ward-John Mcintyre, democrat; !;
Robert Fielding, republican. Tenth ward-Slmon
Gunder. democrat; Charles 9. Trowbridee, repub-
lican. Twelfth ward-Daniel O'Riely, democrat.
Fourteenth ward-Denis Short democrat. Six
teenth ward-Colonel JOS Bergen, democrat:
Henry Kiefer, republican. Eighteenth ward
Peter Totans, democrat; Henry Dawson. republi-
can W. Boggs democrat. Twenty-second ward-
Charles E. Vaughan, democrat; A. B. Richardson,
renuhlican.