New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-10

tanning H. either Patton or JACOB Soebsoher VIII proba'
bly, run against him.
In the With District seems to be seted that Fredee
iok w. Seward son of the late VIM. Il. Seward VIII re-
oeive the Republican nomination, although " Voney
King 10 also mentioned In connection with the nomina
ton. For the Democratic and Liberal nomination 'no
present member Col Alfred wssstan Is mentioned ana
in addition the names Of Gen. W. I. AoManon anu JUN
T. Tully.
In thu With District tho Republicans will probably
renominate the present member, George scher"an. '
Democrats WILL IL IL thought renominate Martin SacnE
mann who ran on the Tammany ticket last year.
In tho IXth District. the prominent Repuoi'c"u oan
didstes for the nomination are Wm' H. ueu.oy 80
George B. Doane, jr. Either one would poll VI. 'u
publican vote OF the DISTRICT For tho Democes'o u
nation tho names of DR.. Samuel Hall. oxPArk con'm'S'
.,oner and H. K Thurber, the welknown grocer arc
mentioned. Mt,
In the xth District tho nominees OF DOTH tne hepuo
lican and Democratic parties will douhtess DO
Louis c. Wsehner will probably be renominated by
Tsmmany Hall Jacob patterson jr Ia talked OF -
likely to receive the Republican nomination.
Knox MoAfee, the present member from the Xlth DIS
trct Il ia understood will be renominated by the Repub
l,cans There some talk Of Liberal being run IN this
district and no would doubtless receive the Democratic
Endorsement.
Charles Blake will probably receive the Republican
nomination the XIIIth District He has Onoe before
the district Charles g. Spencer the present
member 1t understood. will contest the nomination
he does not receive that for Congressman Among the
possible Democratic candidates are Christopher Fine,
Alderman FLANAGAN, 8. d. Peters, and exAssistant
Alderman Gibney.
In the XVIII District tho Tammany candidate will
doubtless be James Daily, the present member He will
be strongly opposed by Thomas j. Dreamer ana
Charles G. Cornell DAILY has the support of Alderman
Reilly and Bernard Reilly, and other. strong Demo
cras who claim be able to carry the district with
ease for the Tammany candidate Dreamer aud Cor
NELL said pushing the claims OF Ex-senator Luxe
F. Cozzens. Robert B. Boyd is the Republican cand
date.
Joseph Blumenthal, 1t is un ierstood. have re
nomination by Tammany II he wishes it, in the XVIII
District.
In the XvIth District there IL already lively tight In
progress Maurice j. Power Clerk OF tho Marine Court
heads the delegation from this district on the Tammany
Hall General Committee. Assemblyman Peter Woods
opposes him strongly and is endeavorng to depose him
from the Craftsmanship Of tho delegation, and as
result OF this fight the delegation is about evenly
divided At the primary held on Wednesday evening
there WAS @ fierce contest for supremacy, ending in
victory for Power. The candidate Of Power for the
Assembly is John MCGOWAN. young lawyer Woods
will probably endeavOr to secure the nomination Tor
himself This the Hon. Samuel ]. Tilden's district.
and the Hon. Abram Hewitt also resides there. 1t Is
more than probable that they will interfere and en-
deavor to heal feud and thus prevent the loss Of
Democratic Assembyman, as would probably be the
case were Tammany candidates run. Michael Gre
gan is the Republican candidate.
In the XVIIth District Louis c. Dessauer is named as
the probable Tammany candidate, aud exAlderman
Plunktt as an opposition Democrat.
Bernard Bisln the present member from the xvIIIth
District, will receive the Republican nomination and
processes his ability to defeat any man whom Tsmmany
may nominate. For the Tammany nomination the most
prominent candidate 10 Thomas Cooper Campbell. a
well-known lawyer and member OF the Tammany Hall
General Committee. The names Of p. G.. Duffy and
Lawrence D. Herman also mentioned In connection
with Democratic nominations This promises to be one
of the best contested districts in the city Many OF the
prominent leaders both sides reside here On the
Republican side there to be found Collector Arthur
Thomas Murphy John Davenport, and Others, and on
the Democratic side are John Kelly. VIM. II. Wickham
and Thomas Boes6 Of Tamuany Hall. and James O'Brien
and Wm c. Barrett Of the opposition. Consequently
there feeling OF rivalry as well as desire to
carry the district from political point OF vew II was
In this district year that Sheridan and the other
Tammany inspectors were removed on the morning OF
election without due notice having been given, for
which act Police Commissioners Gardner and Chsrlick
we're convicted compelled to vacate their positions
In the XIXth District 1t is understood that Thomas
O'Callaghan can have the Tsmmany nomination II he
wants It.
harp fight has been progress for some time in the
ranks Of the Democratic party in tho Xxth Assembly
District. Michael Tuomey and his adherents on the
ono side were arrayed against John d. Coughlin.
Assistant Alderman somers and their adherents on
the other After long aud bitter fight ct the primary
meeting on Wednesday night, the victory was won by
the Tuomey party. This is Sheriff Conner's district
Since the contest on Wednesday night 1t is understood
that wiser counsels have prevailed and compromise
has been agreed upon As the basis OF the compromise
IL is said that Coughn Ia to be the Tammany candidate
for the Legislature, and TuOmey for Alderman
As usual. there is strong contest In the xXIst
District. VIM Hsw. IT,, wants the Republican nomns-
ton, and has Q strong following He is opposed by
faction headed by Harbor Master James M. Thompson,
who are pressing the claims OF Horato P. Allen.
Assemblyman Sullivan, who was chosen BY the party
which elected Genet, is understood to be no longer
candidate. Charles Crary. who ran ON tho Tammany
ticket one year ago. will hardly be in the this year.
The candidates for the nomination on the Tammany
ticket are John W. Smith, Superintendent Of the Second
ave. Railroad; e1-Fre Marshal Mcspedon Alexander
Than. and Nathaniel Turpenny.