The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03

red in 1878 by the republicans and they hope to carry
y again this year. Austin Leake Is mentioned as
ugly feeling in the district among some Of the re-
pubicans, which will defeat his nomination in the
opinion Of many IL Is barely possible that Warren c.
Bennett viii again be the Tammany candidate
In tho sixth district T. j. Campbell will run as a
Tammany candidate he should not get the SEN
atorship Michael Haley viii probably DO the nomi-
nee Of
II is stated what seems to be reliable authority
that the republicans IN the Seventh district will nomi-
nate Professor Theodore w. Dwight of Columbia Col
lege. Whether the gentleman will accept the nomna-
ton not known though some of his friends think he
will There is later statement that Mr. Dwight will
not but will leave the field for Dr. Hayes the well
known Arctic explorer. II IS good sign to find this
class Of mon taking politics The district Is naturally
republican. Smith Lane may be the Tammany can
ddate. In the Eighth district George Stauf will be
nominated BY Iammany me repu1 9 seem 70 be
Friedrich Gugel Jr VIII in all probability receive the
nomination Of tho opposition.
The republicans mention William II. Gedney and An
drew Campbell in connection with the nomination
tho Ninth district with the prospects in favor of
the former. The democrats have not yet shown their
hand
IL is probable that George H. Langbein will DO given
the Fammany nomination in the Tenth, IN considera-
tion Of his getting OF the for the Civil Justice
ship Waehner represented the district last year, but
il now out in the cold Ferdinand Erhardt and Joseph
Rhcinboldt are talked Of by the republicans.
In the Eleventh district which is very strongly re-
publican, George Peabody, Jr., that Knox McAfee
is In the race to be the republican favorte
oliver Buel Will, II Is said, get the Iammany As wen
as
THE MoRRIssEY NOMINATION.
The Twelfth district is as yet rather quiet John
Keenan, is seeking the democratic Nomination. the re-
publicans have not settled on anyone thus far.
In the Thirteenth very close district, the repub
cans WILL it Is said nominate John Mclean, though
William Wade is determined TO wade as far
as he can in the Convention in order to carry
of the prize. The democrats talk OF William
Muvey Mr.. Rich, William Meade and Joseph Boswrt, Jr
Tammany Will nominate Luke r. Cozzens in the
Fourteenth The opposition candidate has not yet been
named John J. Kehoe is mentioned as probable re
publican candidate
In the Fifteenth Joseph Blumenthal some people be-
leve will be nominated by Tammany strange as II may
seem John H. Fictzer and George Hettrck looking
for the republican nomination Thomas Costigan vii
probably be run by the opposition.
The Tammany candidate in the Sixteenth will proba
bly, be j. f. Morrison, tho chairman Of the Tammany
District Committee OF the district Either Michael Gre
gan or John D. Ottiwe will be nominated by the re
pubhcans, and possibly Peter Woods will receive Tho
opposition nomination.
In the Seventeenth the republicans hav,
as vet not decided upon candidate
and owing to the reorganization Of the Democratic
General Committee the democrats are obliged 70 keel
quiet till the Committee Organization gets through
with the reformation Of the District Committee
Bernard Bign will probably be nominated in tn,
Wmerding is also spoken Of by the republicans Tit
democratic candidates are o. s. Paine, JOSEPH
Marlborough, Hugh Farrell and Michael J. Murphy. i
is believed that Paine will get
THE TAMMASY NOMINATION.
In the Nineteenth district two democratic candidates
are named, Mr.. Thomas O. Ecclesine and Mr. Benjamin
Fairchd. Mr. Fairchild's past political associations
not savory they might be. Mr.. Ecclesine is
young lawyer OF recognized talent and character II,
was formerly IN Mr.. Peckhams Office He will hono
the district its representative II 1t gives him th
cn ance.
In the Twentieth and Twenty first districts things
terribly mixed and II is quite impossible as yet TO con
lecture who the probable candidates will be. Until thu
Senatorial question nothing definite viii
be done about the Assembly nominees.