New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02
Id Dist. Charles NJ. Clancy.

THE CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES
In the With Congressional District there promises TO
be q lively contest between Edwin r. Meade and ex-
Police J Justice Hogan Mr. Meade is wellknown and
reputable lawyer. He has been prominent member Oh
the Tammany Hall faction since its reorganization He
has never held Office. Justice Hogan has been for many
years one of the leading Democrats In the district and
is popular with his faction.
In the With District Samuel g. Cox will have an easy
victory over his Republican competitor, James d.
In The With District there to doubt that
Smith Ely IT. will be elected Col Charles s. Spen
his Republican opponent the District oeing strongly
In the With District there is sharp contest between
John d. Lawson. the present member, and E1lan ward
The latter has served Congress. aud has
received, in addition TO the nomination Dy ian'snx
the Peoples Democratic organizations The district Is
close one and the friends of Doth candidates are ex
ertng themselves TO the utmost TO achieve success
In the IXth District there is sharp fight between
Fernando Wood and John Hardy, both Democrats. The
former has the regular Democratic nomination. Ine
district is so heavily Democratic that there is little
chance that the fight between the two Democrats VIII
give success to the Republican candidate. Dr. RoDert D.
Newton " WV
Meilish comprising The Twentieth aud Fwenty.second
Wards Richard Schell has the Tammany nomination,
and John Hardy the Peoples Democratic nomination
A1E Tn tSe KIN District Abram Hewitt the Tammany
candidate against James OBrien the canddate OF tne
bsve made no nomination, but support O'Brien The
friends of Mr. Hewitt say that he eau easily carry inc
In the XIth Congressional District, Col. Benjamin A.
willis has the Tammauy aud Liberal Republican nom
nations against Isaac III. Bailey, the Administration
candidate The district carved out with the ldea
of making IL Republican, but Col Willis and his friends
are confident they can carry it.
ALDERMANIC CANDIDATES.
Tn the Adermanic contest the Senatorial Districts
likely to be strongly contested the Vth and With
The With comprises the Eighth. Ninth, Fifteenth ana
Sixteenth Wards The Republican candidates are John
J. Morris member OF the present Board OF Aldermen,
n grocer doing business in the Fifteenth Ward aud
George b. Deane, jr. Of the Cinth Ward. Their Tam
many opponents are Edward Gilon, also member OF
the present Board of Aldermen, butter dealer In Cn
ton Market, and william Harvey. John W. Hogencamp
has been nominated by the Peoples Liberal Democratic
organization The district Is close and there Will De
sharp contest. -, a., ,-,-.....
The With Senate District comprises the Eighteenth
Twentieth and Twentyhrst Wards. 1t Is Democratic,
hut as there are two of Democratic candidates, ana
the Republicans have nominated Henry t. HowIand ana
Joel b. Echardt exceptionally strong men, tne con
test ia IN doubt with chances in favor OF tue RepuD
iicans The Tammany candidates are Peter Levy ana
Robert Powers while the Peoples Liberal Democratic
party have nominated Edward Brucks and PatricK
Myhan.
TIE ASSRMBLYMEN.
In the Assembly Districts there will undoubtedly DE
The Aercest fight Ist District Nicholas Muller Is
the candidate Of Tammany Hall, Terence Duly the
Peoples Liberal and Col. Michael W. Burns the Kepuo
ncan nominee. The contest is between the two Demo