New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02
Thos. c. Campbell.
Denis Burna.


and exPoce Justice Hogan aud there is every indca
ton OF q lively contest.
In the I'D District wm P. Kirk. the Tammany candi-
friends of the latter claim that he will be elected.
In the lid District James j. Slevin is pted against
John Brogan, the Tammany candidate. This as well as
the and lid part OF the contest being waged
by the Fox Hogan party against Tammany Hail.
can member has BEEN reno@nated His most
inent opponent is Warren C. Bennett, the Tammany
candidate. Isaac Robinson is the Peoples Liberal Dem
Ocratic candidate.
In the Win District the interest centers on the contest
between Timothy j. Campbell. Tammany candidate and
Matthew Patten. Independent Democrat Frederick
SINGER is the Republican candidate. The district Is
In the With District Frederick w. Seward, Republi
can son Of the dead secretary state II is can
The district is ordinarily Republican, aud MIR. Seward
6s the are making
strong efforts to elect SCION b. smith, HIS opponents
are George Stau mmany ana J pr aaess wnG
Democrat and Liberal Republican organizations
In the IXth District William e. Gedney Reppocan
Parker tr Tammany Democrat, and Timothy shea, the
Oliver p Bue is the candidate of Tammany Hall and
the Liberal Republicans in the Xith District against
renoIninated This is the strong Republican district,
but Mr.. Buel hopes TO carryit.
Backe, the Republican candidate carried 1t two years
and last year Col. Charles s. Spencer was elected
candidates in the field Blackie has the Liberal Repub
lean indorsement. His opponent i; DR.: Alfred W:
Peoples Liberal Democratic Endorsement.
In the XVIII District there will probably be as Bit
contest in other district in the city. John
L. McGOvern has the Tammany nomination. He Is OPP
posed 10y Peter Woods who has received the Liberal Re-
publican and Peoples Liberal Democratic nominations.
Col c. f. L. Holmes is the Republican candidate.
In the XVlIth District exAldermsn George W.
Plunktt is making strong canvass against Leo c. Des
sar the Tanmany candidate. He claims 10 be able
carry district Wilson Bergman Is the Republican
candidate.
Phe XVIIIth District is another close one. Here
Democratic leaders; Collector Arthur, Thomas Muir
phy aud others of the Republicans and James O'Bren.
party. 1t is therefore matter of
pride with each carry the district and they will
use every effort to accomplish this. Thomas Cooper
Campbell well known lawyer Is the Tammany candi-
date He has also received the Endorsement OF the Lab
eral Republicans and the Council OF Political Reform
Bernard Bign has been renODinated by the Republi-
cans VIM O Bren Is the Peoples Liberal Democratic
candidate.
In the XXth District. Orlando L. Stewart, the Tam
many candidate is opposed by Charles III. Kelley of the
Peoples Liberal Democratic party. As a conseq
of the Democratic feud Is possible that Jacob Hess
the Republican candidate, may receive plurality OF
In the XXist Assembly District there is quadrilat-
eral fight John w. Smith is the candidate Of Tammany
Hail, and Granville 7. Halves Of the Republicans.
There in addition two independent capdidates-
Jacob Haztt, nominated by the Peoples Liberal Demo-
cratic party, and WIN. Haw, jr. Indepe ndent Repubi-
can. The Republican and Democratic parties so
split no in this district thar II IA difficult to desig
who is likely TO be the successful Candidate