The New York herald., 1874-10-25

tha ubera, republican Endorsements, has served
satisfactorily IA two sessions 81 the Legislature, is
repar arded as the Trend OF the labOrlnk classes and
IA 4 hard worker. IL Is supposed that he carries
witn hlm . majority OF the democracy oi tue
district -
Here there Win be hight to the death. Luke
Cousins is tie boiling or lres lance candidate
the astrlct, and Is popular and respec able can
didate. The cnanoes are kreatiy In MS avor, tue
democrats understanding that y divided vote
means a republican victory. 1t Is rumored that
Mr.. Cousins VIII withdraw.
NINEiEEsTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The opposition to Tammany Hall IN tnls district,
although not yet thoroughly organized, ~ very
strong II has in II the potential, political and
with the anu -Iammany movement are those OF
men wuo nave long been regarded as magma es
n pnr 81 msn
EDWARD Jones, sheppard knapp, Judge sgauid-
Ing, Al. 4; Brennan, Isaac, Stlhnss, J. A.
Browne and Isaac r. Martin. all 0i whom combine
III strong anu unrelent4ng opposition to Tam
many Hail In casting abou. Tor man to stand
Deerng, young lawyer VINO represented the dis.
trlct last SESSION. The only objection offered TO Mr.
Deerins ia the campaign OF 1878 was taat be was
.scnoo.boy candldate,n which objection his
iriends claim Is no longer cogent, ~ his record in
the House SHOWS ne did big MANS work. mat
ence in the ASSEMBLY is Arrested by his
record, wnich shoss that he introduced
ana was ,. ns the
among wnlcl are the following "A Dill lor ex-
tead ny the Boulevard from l51tn street to Kings
boulevard OF West Il0th street, u buI for wi0en-
Ing Tenth avenue from ll0tn street to Manhattan
Tor sSe sessemen % OF Sppsa cs o.
$ss s tSssds y @ IT. 4Es 3 s
We're passed. ,witn tnis reegsa fs foss
before the people 10 oppostio9 fS German on
clerk to Tom Fields III ms Dalmy DAYS The issue II
between Hogsnei and Lee.ihG Alex. Martin.
llgLt IN lavor OF Deering. which seems to insure
s Sac sqSss Frsps n mas as aso SGa. @
field on his own hook and Is expected to ABSORB all
the votes OF the employees ol the Lion Brewery.
TwENTY-FIRsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The dls1nectlOn IN this district winch Harry
Genet was TO nsve represented last year, had lie
not gone travelling, IS, II possible greater than
ever. Last week. wlen the Iamlany Assembly
Convention was ned, and Winnie Its deliberations
were III progress, ROCKY Moore, the DtoLher VI
the present senator nom that district, made his
appearance with gang OF rockmen from the
Fourth avenue improvements, anu insisted ON the
nomination OF James W. smith Tor Assembly.
man. Tne respectable members oil the General
Committee, seeing tnat opposition wOuid be Gan.
ger0us TO their heads ana O( no benefit to
tner prlnclpes, retired qule tly from the nal ana
lelt "hocayn to Claim the day. Halt or more OF
the several committees vailed on J0nn Kelly lew
days since, aud no referred them to the Commit
eee on Organzation.. 81 wlicn both smith aud
Moore are memDers. Yesterday they called on the
Committee, and, as was expected, they received
no satisfaction and went nome 20 fgnt lt out on
Their native Meath. Tne candidate OF these gen.
tiemen Is Mr.. Wllam Wool, lie
long democrat, who withdrew last year In
the interests OF the party. He IS well known and
very popular, being large property holder. him
sell and lamily representing over $z.50o,O00 worth
OF the real estate oil the dlstrct Smith, who Is
the superintendent OF the second Avenue Rail-
road. Is objected to by many on the ground tnat
he would go TO Albany In the interests OF the
In tnat event 1t Is feared trat ne might comDlne
the offices OF lobbyist and member OF ne House,
ana WORK his best to procure for the road unaue
privileges regarding the water front on tue Harlem
River.
FOR CIVIL JUSTICE.
Assistant Alderman Charles NJ. Clancy is the
democratic nominee Or Civl Justice OF the Second
district, in which q vacancy exists. Tne nomina-
ton Is equivalent to an eectlon hence 1t Is IOrtu
nate thaJ the candidate Is IN every way qualified
tor the position and IS popular Ia the district