New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02

thousand votes and probably Gen. Crookes elec
Democrats Association" and tie Irish Democrats
THE COUNTY TICKET.
Thomas X. Gardner. the Democratic candidate for
County Treasurer, Is the present incumbent He has
held this Office for about twelve years. Mr.. Gardner
has held various other Offices In fact has been in office
the greater part OF his life. He tho confidence
Of his party, and will poll its full vote. Daniel Mauger.
the Republican candidate County Treasurer we'll
known merchant, residing in wiliamsburgb For long
time he has been respected member OF the Board OF
peached Mr. Mauger is not nor has he been, office
seeker II eIecied he would make capable County
didates on the Republican ticket
Maurice Fitzgerald. the Democratic nominee for
lin lie is one OF the Boss's numerous relatives and
it not for this fact he would not have been nom
Politicians Of his party George f. Fisher his Repub
can opponent, is much more capable candidate. Mr.
Der Of the Board Of Supervisors. He is lawyer.
tleman of culture and ability In addition to his party
DR.. Henry G. simms, Dehocratic candidate for Coro-
ner In the Western District is resident OF Williams
burgh. He held office and Is not politician
His Republican opponent DIR. James Watt, Is Registrar
OF VITAL Statistics In the Board OF Health He has been
DR.. Thos. p. Norris, Democratic candidate for Com
missioner OF Charities In tho Western District Is pric-
ticBg ply sican. He has for long time been source
OF annoyance TO the Democratic party managers he
once ran for Coroner on an independent cGs, aod
Of strength Dr. Norris taken into the Democritic
S by the ne aaa Very
strong candidate Mr. Booth has been Mayor Of Brook
ton secause he could not pay that Difference TO the
wishes OF politicians which they demanded.
John Raber, Democratic candidate for Commissioners
of Charities in the Eastern District, denounced by
the Committee OF One Hundred as being unit for cleo
ton. was put the ticket simply for tho purpose
Of securing the support OF the German element He Is
not popular among the Germans. RaDer has demon
straed his un6tness office by his conduct In office
a Charity Commissioner. Raber has been Alderman
and member of Assembly. He Is regarded as one OF
McLaughns trustiest adherents. His chances OF cleo
ton are not bright VIM ]. Cropsey, Rlbers Republican
opponent could have received other nominations but
had ambitions that way Like DIR. Booth he Is an
H. v. storms, Democratic candidate for Commissioner
of Charities from the county towns IL less objection
able candidate than Raber George W. Harmer the
Republican candidate. is younger man. who is very
strongly supported 10y the young men OF his party.
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES.
John G. Schumacher, Democratic candidate for Con-
gross the lid District represents the District at pres
ent. He has been Disrict-Attorney and Corporation
Counsel The District is overwhelmingly Democratic.
Col f. Wood is Independent Democratic candidate
against Schumacher. and has the Republican support.
s. b. Cbittendeu is the Democratic nominee for Con-
gress In the lid District Mr.. Chitenden has always
been Republican, aud has been put forward by the
regular Republican candidate. He is lawyer aud has
been an active politician for several years Owing to
viii receive the fun party vote. ,.
Congress in tn lVth District was at ono time RepuO-
cam first a Supervisor. afterward Water Board Com.
missioner. He became a Liberal. but Is now identiled
with he Ring Democracy. George Q. Bennett the Re
publican nominee is editor OF The WiAiamSdurgh Tines
He member OF the Assembly IN 1873.
ASSEMBLY NOMINEES.
John Cornell, Democratic nominee for Assembly In
the LIST District, is a resident OF the Fourth Ward.
Democratic stronghold. Daniel Bradley. tho Independ
ent candidate old resident OF the district who has
many friends, and is developing strength which sur
prises the Democratic leaders.
John r. Kennaday, Democratic candidate for Assembly
In the lid District, wealthy and respected resident
tho Fourth Ward. He will receive Republican
formerly carpet dealer, and IS about 90 years old.
In tine ia a Asf th 40 epman Coy apS
Philip Clare are the candidates for nomination. Ihey
each intend to run, and the contest VIII be warm one
Two Democrats in tins District, and even then
there would be no chance OF eiectine Republican.
T. " r. Talmage, Democratic candidate Tor assembly,
WITH District il real estate dealer. He has great
many Republican friends, and VIII run we'll Talmage
Was onlv neaten bv few v"trs He was afterward
elected to the Board OF Adermc0. j. H. Clyne. Repub
Inspector ia the Excise Board hed the position
of Assistant Assessor In the Revenue Department.
In the Vth District. W. C. b. Thornton is the Demo
CRATIC nominee. The Republicans have nominated j. H.
Burtis
jacob Worth is the Republican candidate in the With.
Both the Win aud With Districts are strongly Repuor
Stephen j. Colahan Democratic nominee for Assembly
IN the Win District VIII be elected as the District Is
In 1857 he member OF the Stale Constitutional Con
vention. HIS Republican opponent is John r. short
Bernard Silverman. Democratic nominee for Assem-
bly, in the With District Is German, residence III
GreenpOnt. David Williams, the Republican candidate
has been actively identified with Republican politics
for several years john n. Stearns Is the Independent
Temperance candidate In the district lie has shown
considerable strength within the last week.
John McGrOarty, Democratic candidate for Assembly
the IXth District, represents the district at present.
Mr. McGroary represented the Ninth Ward three times
Aldermen. Ho will probably be elected
atho ugh his Republican opponent, John Stinson Will
poll a heavy vote.