The New York herald., 1874-10-04

brought against him by the late Organization Of
Fsity. Congress man w. b. Robinson Is urged LOT
the POSITION by the Workinqmen's Association and
the National Democratic Committee. Jonn H.
Bergen Is also men ioned IN connection with The
onice oi prosecuting officer Tor lie county. Mr
Joan Winslow. the present republican incumbent
OF the oalce, Will De undoubtedly renominated by
tne rrpnbucans. and VIII receive the lu,i suptoft
OF the plymouth Church people and the Committee
OF One Hundred.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
Mr. William Burrows. eX-Al1efman whitney
w 40 IS nemoer oil the Democratic General Com
mltteel and Edward B. Cadley, Cletk OF the
bourd Of Supervisors, stand aOo II equal chances
Oh obtaining the nomination for tne olice OF comp
troller. The salary i $4,000 per annuu. FRED
erick Schroeder, the choice OF the Hundred. VIII De
lndursed bg the republicans and renominated.
Eos CITY Auditor and $4,000 per annum, wa,ch Is
the salary atfacaed, General Nelson snaurman, le-
publican, the lncumben5, Will be renomlnatel by
his party should lie conclude u accept. george
IA. Thomas is also candidate ior Audit James
Ostrom - urged by TIE democrats OF his section
/ lor the nomination.
county Treasurer Thomas A. Gardner, who has
hlled tue of1ce acceptably Tor two terms wlll be
renomlnated oy Ms party. the democracy.
The contest lor the Office ol Coroner In he East
ern and western districts Is very lively the office
being worth $500 or ss,OO1 pr year. Dr Thonas
>. Henderson. VINO is urged hy the irish nationals,
worhinEtnen's associations ana otter committees
claims to have the INSIDE track ior the nomna
tion In the western olstilct. Dr. Thomas B. Nor
ris ex-Coroner, cialms TO be on the winniE9 sIde'
wlhe coroner Jones announces niihseli as eai,
ddate ior a "thiid term" Alderman Nolan VIII
be the nominee OF the democrats ior the once IN
the Eastern d stilct.
For Cnariry Commissioners. Raher, Bennett and
Rchard Newman wtL 1t is sad, ue the choice ol
their party, the democracy
For County Auditor, Maurice Fitzgerald, demo.
crat, and Wiham tgeieston, republican, are
spokeu OF as canoldaes. Maurice ls the pres ~
occupant of tnc 'Auu or's easy chairn
TnE ASSEMBLY.
There win be a veiy contest for the election or
the nine AS-emblymen. should the democrats cary
the lie lsiature all tempt iii pe made 10 change
the charter. fnis act, coupled with tue prospect
ot close struggle on tue state I cket. lndlvates
that the selection vi repre- sentalves 10 go TO the
state capta win oe characterized uy un unusually
BRISK ught the sever al districts. ine lolio aIng
are the candidates mtst "a ked OF or Tue ASSEM-
bly, nomlDdtlunS:-- II the FIRST lsse embiy district,
when Is democratic bY majority VI ABOUT s.lO0
votes, James +. Donohae the present Incumbenf.
will proOauly be succeeded Dy ex-saperllsor
Thomas sAeri!n. Inc names oi Daniel bradley,
John McCatty ana Ddylu Z. Aiken are mentioned
IL connection Mltn he democratic nomination.
The Seconi ASSEMBLY district has a republican
majority ~ about 100 aud was represented iaSt
year bY JOnn !. Arm. Among the republicans e
names mos discussed IN connection with the no
inatrou afe Flrc MARSHAL Ihorne, WAC ls wiiug IT,
resign MS present ollce. win salary OF $4,000
aunu!n Tile honOr oI gong 10 Albany and re-
cely ne s. per aay Tor tnrae months: 5. &. earn
and tue plesen5 representative, Henry J. Cullen
and james Dliol are most Prominently mentioned
py ne democrats.
mated and reelected IN tue Tnird dlstr CT, when y
SIR. ngy democratic. The rnpubieJns win PIE.
sent tue name OF thauncey NJ. teH, oi Tue Sixth
ward.
lhe Fourth Assembly District is very close, me
democratic candidate ut the iast election receiving
onlS 81 majority. MI. Melvin. the present incu ~
bent. AGAIN ii candidate lor the democratic nom
naiiOn. Either Jr Natt or john +. L.enry Wll be
the republican candidate.
The Seventh ana Twentieth wards, which com.
PRISE The Fun Dis rlet, are overwhe ing'y repub-
mean and were repi esented III tle last Legislature
by T.. d. Derrl VINO Is a CANDIDATE 1Or CUngres~ IN
place Of General Wooiord A. r. hlgglns
Henry NJ. Connolly Will be nominated by the r.
| cans, ana Edmund briggs or William Marsha
tae democrats.
jacob Worth, who carried the Seventh District
last year by majority OF 95S votes viii probaJl}
be returned
In the Eighth district Mr. David Williams Will
PROBABLY receive the republ can nomination. ana
Mir. Bernard oilvermgn tie democratic. fne re-
didate the last election receiving on.y seventy
one majority.
4 Tie ter ocrais OF the Ninth district will prob
ably nominate Mr. Jonn McGtoariy. Joseph /. II
iery or ex->upelylsor Ryder VII ne ur onward By
tAe republicans. lhc vote IN TINS district Is aDou.
ll.c00. Mr.. McGroLrys majority IN 1873 was IA.
ALDERMEN.
The more prominently named candidates TOT
Aldermen as follows :-Secund NarI--Wllliam
Uwyer democrat. Fourth ward-1nomas carroll
and Lewis Newman democrats: Burdett Stryher
repul lcan. sixth ward-ih0maS AEGEAN, uemo-
crat; stephen Kidder. republican. Egntn ward
Il John Mcintyre. den ocrat; Ropert RE Ding re-
pub. ican. Tenth ward-simon Gunder, democrat;
Cnaries c. Trow bridge, republican,. twelfth
ward--Dauiel O'lieiy, democrat. Four 'eenth
DOYLE, democrats. sixteenth waro-Henry kieier
Loul. Froelich and y. Ackers, deniocrdis. Eign-
! teenth wald-Peter Tatem, democrat: Henry
Dawson, republican. twentieth waio-H Whit
| Dey and Jonn flench. republicans. Twenty second
/ ward-Chares Vaughan, democrat: John Bu-
chanan and A. e. Richardson, repuD leans
The Democratic and Republican General COM
! mttees VIII meet on Tuesday evening next, ana
/ make arrangements for holding tneir lrlmar .es
mex. week.