The New York herald., 1875-10-25
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

THE CANDIDATES TO BE VOTED FoR-REvIEw
BANNERS OF BOTH PARTIES.
The candidates 10 be voted for against the cleo
ton next week are now fairly before the people OF
Brooklyn. The fences and walls OF the city pasted
over with huge bills calling upon the citizens to
''Arouse!'' Orally Rally" to be "on deck"
vote for tho Poor man friend ~ 'eworkngmens can
ddate ~ Taxpayers choice" tRcform candidate ~
&c In all this the biposters rejoice, and the
phsticatcd citizen and taxpayer dazed he and
reads and tries 70 form ticket IRON amidst such a
galaxy OF patriots "Rcformn Is a popular cry and
the stump orators or both parties during the past
week have Wed with each other in shouting IT, The
speakers on either side of the political fence as
sure tho people that taxes shall be reduced
and prosperity shall dawn upon the city if
their sufrragcs but given 70 them. The great
contest between tho leaders OF the city tickets.
The standard bearer Of the dcmocracy-thc nominee
Of the regular CMcIaughlin) convention is Edward
Rowe That gentleman upon accepting the nomina-
tion, assured the convention that he s no mans
man !" that he rings man - that, II elected he
win labor the OF reduction Of taxation, and
win serve the people faithfully His record as
citizen, a member Of the Board Of Education, and
merchant is unmpeachablc. Tho republicans say,
We don't question the honesty and integrity OF Rowe
but he IL under the ban Of Mclaughlin nomination.
He lis
4 RING cANDIpATEn
This argument carries with IL weight among
those whose party feelings strong and who
dosrous OF witnessing the overthrow of the present
democratic leaders The republicans in nominating
Frederick A. Schroeder, exComptroer Of The city Of
Brooklyn, have bid high for the German vote. tho
latter with few exceptions. irrespective ~ party
their ballots for any countryman of their own With
the democratic German vote and the solid republican
support fhc republicans confident OF
this year than they have been for several years But
MT Schroeder has publicly offered an aIront 10 tho
Irish voters, whom he has stgmatizcd seeking 10
represent ward in the boards Of Aldermen super
visors tho week after landing at Castle Garden. The
Americans too, he added from early infancy aspire
the office OF President With the Germans however,
II was very different They do seek Office but are
sought for by the Office. The American order of Ne.
chanics swallow the a1ront 10 the Americans ana IN
dorsc the cx Comptroller sectarian grounds Sec
arianism, by the by, is exercising subtle and per
nicious influence In Brooklyn this campaign as did
three years ago when that pure statesman Francis
Herman, scratched by several thousand so-caled
democrats in Brooklyn. II must be admitted that the
republicans are working harder IN every way Tor sue
4 cess ihan are their opponents, Their ward and mass
meetings arc the more numerous aud enthusiastic.
INC democrats however, boast that they will elect
thelr entire ticket, though they admit, with
i Icupceo majority. The state ticket OF the demo
crats wil, no doubt, receive 10 900 majority. Tho
Soe VII be very large the registration being 10 552
oa53 more than IN 1874 ON the county ticket there is
AZ actlFe canvass between Chief Engineer Thomas r.
Ncvins, democrat and Under Sheri0 Al Dagoett
lot Sherih There can be but little doubt a. to the re-
SUIT being IN favor OF the former named gentleman
Among tne nominees for the Charity Commissioner