New-York tribune., 1875-10-12
THE LOCAL CANVASS.
PROBABLE CANDIDATES IN THIS CITY.


JUDICIARY NOMINATIONS BY THE RRPUBICANs
AND kNTI-TAMMANY PARTY STILL UNSETTLED
TAMMANY AsPIRANTs FOR TIE OFFICE OF AL
DFRMEN-THE CONTEST FOR CIVIL JUSTICE
NOMINATIONS.
Tammany Hall having placed its Judiciary
ticket In the ed attention turned TO the Repub-
lican and antTammany organizations. The County
Convention OF the anti-Tammany Democrats will be
held Wednesday evening II T. possible that certain
candidates may be nominated on that evening. Many
Of TIE members Of the organization favor nominating
straight ticket and attempting struggle with Tammany
Hail, but this is opposed by the pradeut who see
that the only chance 10 10y uniting all the elements
OF tic opposition against Tammany Hall The Reiub
l,ans and anti-Tammany Democrats have brought o"j
candidates for the judiciary yet DsrictAuorney
Phelps likely he rcnomnated, and 1t seems proba
be that Recorder Hackctt will receive nomination
from the two organizations. still nothing certain
has yet been decided by the Conference commit
tee OF these organizations. There some names men
toned in connection with the anti Tammany noinina-
tions Elbrdgc T. Gerry named for Dis;rietAttor
new provided "a combination rot made with the Re
pnb.icans II understood, however, that MI Gerry
does not the nomination. For Judge nf enc Court
Of Cunimon Pleas The name Of WIZ. G. Traphagen il men
toned and FOR Judge Of the Superior Court that OF Wm
G. Barrett. For Surrogate, those OF Philo I. Rugcles
Amast \. RcdhCld, surrogate HutchmgS ana GIDEON l.
Tucker are spoken Of.
Ou the county ticket the Tammany nominees FOR Alder
men at Large Scy he Samuel \. Lewis, President
Ofthc Board OF An srmcu Aldermen Gross and Cole aud
John Reilly MCssrs. Lewis, Gross, and Cole were
on the Tammcny ticket fer Ndermeu-atLarge last
Pail Alderman Guntzcr, who was on tie
tok, with them, is TO receive the nomination for Alder
man IN the With District, in place Of Alderman John
Reilly. They merely change positions. This was
deemed advisable in consequence OF certain poitica!
complications in the With Senatorial District. For
Coroner there are four candidates seeking the
I'D ~ 1.r
aud George W. Morton OF the IAth Assem-
bly, District. Col. James p McIvor of the NNIst
Assembly District, and eyCOroncr Cornelius Flynn OF
the Ist District. Alderman Gilon is strongly sup
ported II is understood that he has large number
of the delegations pledged 20 support him, and stands
well with the rammauy leaders George ". Morton also
lac strong following II considered to I've very prob
able that before the County Convention meets, either
tiilon or Morton will withdraw in favor oi the other,
IL would hardly he admissible to have two car-
didates for The nomination from one Assembly
District Col. NcTvor has a good record.
We entered the service private in the
G9th Reeir,ut was wounded anI taken prisoner al Bu
Eun and after being cXchon-od, raised company for
the irish legion and served with it throughout the war;
rong promoted through the various grades to that OF
Frg,licr-C cncral, and MajorGeneral ny brevct Cor
neius Flynn FOR Coroner two years ago on the Apollo
Excise commissioner wm. II. stiner is the Ouy
prominent candidate yet mentioned a. hkeiJ u
receive the Republican and arG1gmmauy ucm
Coroner. MOrltT Elllngtl, ctuloi ana pro
prefer OF ne Jcctsh itHeS, Is hhely 10 receive
ihc support the rnan Democrats For Aldermen al
large on the Ropuh can ticket the most lomtit ea'
dates are Alderman o. L. G. Billings and Jacob Hess the
present Member OF Assembly from the NNth Ils'1c'.
ana deputy sheriff Thomas Shcls likely 70 receive
the Ia1nnanY NOMINATIONS iot Hi'ictoh; w.
On the Nth District IL expected that Alderman JoDn d.
MorIis win he r.nominated by the Republicans. EX-
assistant Alderman William wade is a favon,e cand
date for remaining AC fhAhc holhlnatluI oul mas
strong competitor in Aldcrum George r. Dcanc. ir
1ammaUV candidates Tor Tie DoAindI..l tif VIII.
Ciesry and others. In the WIN Di-tict the
Iamn4ny caucus candidates arc j W. puI'~tI , %nH
aBucnuccs h = intention an udcpcndcn' Demo
cratic candidate u nc cannot secnsS tne iti''iy i.o i
hatOH Alderman Chester \. SouthNOfih VII MDOdby
,, M Sie1r1 Rc,r ,rer ana Peter seery are can-
dialrs iur denomination the nInaDy ticket tog '4
,s5 T Sn ch e. udSisG aGh and % joel I'y b E vii be Ger
Eelmllcan competitors. In the NlIih District, Alder
eNAldermen Michael Tu0mcy aud Nm. Joyce are can
didates for denomination ON the Ja'nnany Ticket lhTf
fih"nso,l Major Willard HullaId, and II c. Robinson.
',c na1oe. Inr,; rromueut, mcnuourd in connection
with the anti -Tammauy nomination Tor Aldermen al
Large are tuoc a. cN-Assemb ylnan Joseph Biunentha
Se 1si ,rIiy bsrict lois not certain, however
that tbey vii nominate Aldermen at Lsrge The Sc are
Thc canvass for Cyil Justice nominations continues to
ne spirited. III the Isl Di~Hict the ony cl'dit7 10,
the 1mIlaIy nomination are Dthnis Quhn VIZ, Pic'., P
pclnbeat and VIM. ~. M1lOucs, CerE oi thc common
Council The Republican or utrlthman. c,idlIIic
has not YET been named. john H. Contscli Rrpubi
can ~ seeking the nomination. aud should ne ooldh
w0ud make "a very close contest Win Judge Smnn III
the Ila District Is exceedingly nrODabio mat justice
Chal n. Clancy Will receive the ldihuiS homldI'h
candidate las MOI Vel Dtth hdihSn
the lila District, Arthur j. Jj'iaey, hhilh l. l@'
,tGt George ". Morton prominently HthuNh'u aH
candidates. although aSScItcd that morton Il
seeking Ire nomination tor tOrGner For the RepihhcHh
u0nlndtiJn the prominent candidate l. Ausllh icfht
The name Of cN-Firc Commissioner Van Colt II also pre-
seufed The contest for the Iumany support IN the
IVtn District Is sul undecided oscar ii. Boeart Is
press, by H. D. Gale ana Ocr stiuiS ana "ctlNc Dch.
while Coroner Anthony EickhoH ana VtoFtc r
laUgpntu supported by Germans As~cinnN Nn3h
Joui- WaehneF vii without doubt he the antidihiitiN
CNnected. Iu the Nti Dstiicl il is 3s
serted thai Assembly man Timothy D. Campbell ls 10 De
lie TammlnN candidate. Tn" aHjl- ltlnHthy CdAdlddle
j. likely TO the present uculuUCnt Justice Joseph T.
Koch who is Strong man m the ldr'!' diU VII II"p
ahiy give opponent sharp sjtu@Sle IN iact, mere
ar many Wcll-nfOrlned politicians VINO bclcNc thd il 4
AtruHg combination ticket s made up IN ms ustfict'
tampncll and the other IaInmauy chddttes can D;
beatrn IN tnc Win District there y close contest loI
The TamInany nomination. AsSemblymln John L. Ne
dates although the Convention may settle on thld
man tine Win District Joun Hay >, " Wci-n"Nh
dud popular ud IL set GOWih- cc N ~ receive
The IaluWaiy nomination. Thomas d. totiicdh' IL, l.
an iutl cudcut DcuiOcIduc candidate nc i'ls sco1 q
Tile supurt o. nuinrer lawyers and citizens of lis
al>rict Mn. Kelly is SPOKEN of US IFey 10 receive
the anu-IsuuIauy nOnInduon IN Inc flIlth Dlsulc''
lJus;ce Wm. l. hKclv u he rHonnndted by tnC
tlammauv Convention. John Hardy Will PROBABLY re
Ccive the auti- IainGuy nomination, and FREDERICK g.
leducy, counsel fOI tine Department Oi buildings uit
of th| Republicans In the IAth District Henry L.
AcGOwn President Of the Taxpayers AssOclalol, Will
Iainln;tuV nomination alth0ugh Assem-
bNfDIn GERMAN Hduscucl II. ). M,Ncnn, ana Ot'tS
are mentioned. The Republicans have not agreed upon
candidate.