The New York herald., 1875-11-01

Thfrd District Court and also Deputy Iax Commis--
sioner Or. Benjamin 4. YOsburgh, physician resid
ing IN West Eleventh street the Tammany candidate,
| Wildey.
TENTH DISTRICT
INC Lammany majority in this district German
G. Waehner, who is year bitter OPP .nent Of Tam
many, being elected Assembyman. II republicans
/ have placed in nomination a very pol qr German
named Joseph Hoffman, Jr and On the 'fs many ticket
Is Colonel John Gath, who commands MI FIity-nfth
regiment (Frenchl and VINO viii receive tbe Tammany
vote, excepting those Germans who are hot Tor Bis
marck
! ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
THIS district is largely inhabited by wealthy tax
payers, and politics or party affiliations are not so
much considered fitness for office The registration
in 1874 was 6,26d, this year il GOA Mr. Alfred Peu
\ is the Tammany candidate and is retired merchant
while Charles J. Peabody, Jr., lawyer residing n
Twenty-hrst street s the republican candidate Knox
McAiee, Custom House republican, elected to the
Assembly from this district successfully ia 1873 and
4 1874 Michael Jacobs, lawyer, Is the candidate Of
antTammany
In this district which has registration OFFS ls4 votes
4 the prospect for the Tammany candidate Joseph A.
4 Newburgcr, Hebrew lawyer, IS very gloomy one
4 The independent citizens, who RECORDER HAcKErr
sAYs:-"EvEN II DISPOSED TO THROW OPEN THE BOOKS
AND RECORDS or THE COURT 70 POLITICIAN COULD NOT
DO IT. BECAUSE TIE DEPUTY CLERK j. NOT APPos1ED ~
the JUICES THE CoURr or GENERAL SESSIONS"
earnestly dislike Tammany Hall, have determined 70
vote for John Monks, who has the ntiiammany noni-
4 nation Archibald Watts is the republican candidate,
and Is spending money freely TO secure his election
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT
Registration this year 1890 The vote for last year
4 for Alfred N Beach Tammany was 292s while
Charles Blackie the Custom House republican candi-
date received only 1850 having been sold out by the
negro West Twenty fourth and West Twenty
nth streets The Tammany candidate this year s
James DAILY who will not get nearly many votes as
Beach did last year having none Of his personal popu
larity Tammany Hall Is offering 80 head for coored
voters in this district The antiTammany candidate -
| Michael Gallagher, truck driver Of good personal
character. The republican candidate is Robert Q.
Strahan lawyer from Newburg and graduate OF Co
umoa College residing IN West Twentieth street.
There Is also a liberal republican candidate, named
George Mckay, in the field
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
Registration IN 1874, 4497; this year, 4i7o This Is
the district which elected the ramInany candidate
Janes Dalyl TO the Assembly last year,
now the Kelly candidate Tor Senator in the
sixth Senatorial district, and who must not
be confounded with James Daily, the Tammany candl-
date this year Tor Assemblyman in the Thirteenth dis
trct Luke y Cozans, independent democrat, and
George Ii. Hencken, German republican, unitedly
poed $50 votes last year in this district against DAILY
who received 1000 Tammany votes The Tammany
candidate for Assembly this year is JOHN a. Foley.
There is only other candidate the distfct, Pat
rick J. Carly, nominated by the peoples party, in
dorsed by the republicans and a large number Of brom
inont merchants and will probably be elected
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
This will be ono Of the most warmly contested Assem-
hy districts the city election day, and regis
tration OF I9l votes, increase OF 213 1874 The
anti -Tammany candidate is Thomas Costgan who in
troduced the famous 'Costigan bill IN thesAssembly
last year and who has for his hackers Judge Ledwith
and John Hardy, two excellent workers The republic
candidate Is Christian J. Tietiens, German pork
packer, who ves in West Thirty third street, and may
be practically considered being out Of the The
Tammany candidate the Fifteenth district is RECoR-
DIR HAcKErT sAYs.-''WHATEyER MAY HAVE BEEN TIE
POLITICAL SINS FORMER LEADERS IN TAMMASY HALL
THEY HAVE NEVER INCREASED THEM BY EyEy SUGGESTIVE
~ INTERFERING WITH the INDEPENDENCE or tbs COURT
IN WHICH HAVE THE HONOR TO BE JUDGE. Martin
T. KIlian, native of Baltimore twenty y-nne years Of
age and lately the general freight agent Of the Hudson
River Railroad, from which corporation is expected
that he will receive considerable support The work
done here is nccssant and il Is sad that the result In
the Assembly contest hinges principally upon the strug
Gle between James w. Gerard ana William Lambeer for
senator and between Hardy and William j. Kane FOR
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT
Another close battlefield Registrat on last year
1923; this year. 7276 Owing TO the Tammany squab-
bles this year and the bad feeling in the Tammny Gen
eral Committee, il is calculated that the democratic
vote Of last year, which was less than 5000 against
tho republican vote Of 1897 will be greatly reduced
II Is true that the Tammany candidate, Franklin II.
Churchill, graduate Of Harvard and lawyer offair
ability, living IN East Twenty second street. does not
belong to the dangerous class Of politicians generally
advanced BY Iammany but y IS calculated that the popu
lar discomfort against Iamnany viii materially reduce
It's vote this year The anti Tammany candidate Is a
Bul's Head stable proprietor Twenty fourth street.
and has the republican Endorsement There Is stump
candidate also IN the hed, named H. f. OBren, who Is
supported BY small number Of independent voters.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
This is the district which taken out Of the hands
Of IT'S proper democratic representatives and placed by
John Kelly in charge Of Frederick Snythe, h. cardi.
date Tor Recorder whom Mr. Kelly made Chairman Of
the Tammany General Committee of the district This
was The most unpopular movement made by MT Kelly
during the time preceding the local canvass TIE re-
publican candidate is William T. Graft lawyer living
in Seventh avenue near the Central Park aud formerly
public school teacher for many years DR.. Patrick j.
Kennedy dentist, Is the Iammany candidate He re-
sides in the district, and has German partner in his
profession, who Is endeavorng TO secure the German
vote Tor him with but small chance OF success. The
anti Tammany candidate Is exAderman George
w. Plunkett, a Washington market butcher
who lives in West Fiftythird street The district has
a registration this year OF S36 votes and Leo c. Dcs
received 34o7 votes against Wilson Bergman, the
publican candidate who got 3, 23S votes. There Is an
anti Custom House republican running in the district
named A. Melville Utter
ElGHrEESTH DISTRICT
Last year the Eighteenth Assembly district registered
6964 votes; this year the registration Only 1850
slight falling OIL The Celtic element is very well re-
presented in tho list Of candidates looking for the
dates are Republican, Bernard Bigiin the oarsman
and Custom House office holder living in East
Thirtieth street; stephen j. O'Hara a Young LAWYER
residing No. 306 East Thirty seventh street and
Michael j. Murphy, the anti-Tammany candidate also
lawyer II Is thought that the republican will be elected
KNETEENTH DISTRICT.
Registration in 1874, A. 1856; 1875 4305. The Tam.
many candidate here is James I. King formerly Pres
Of the Boulevard Club organization formed in
the interests OF Matthew 7. Brennan. he has gained
some notorley quite lately by suing daily morning
newspaper Tor libel Mr.. King is a retired tea mer
chant and lived formerly in Carmansvllle. The repub
lican candidate is Richard H. Greene, lawyer whose
Office is IN Cedar street. but his friends declare that he
will probably withdraw in favor of the Tammany
candidate, whose name is Anthony Feehan and who
keeps liquor saloon at the Of Manhattan
and Broadway Last year the republican candidate was
q man namid KupG, free-thinkng German, VINO
p0lled SIS votes Germain Hausche, the Tammany
candidate receiving 62g votes while the independent
or anti Gammany candidate, James Deering. poled
1864 votes
TWENTIETH DISTRICT
The registration this year in the Twentieth district Is
TO- $50, increase OF 399 over last year. Aaairs in
tins district greatly mixed and one can tell the
ultimate fate OF the candidates before the people
Colonel JIM Hawley - in the field against Tammany
and supported RECORDER HACKBTT SAYS s:-"THg Ing
IsLATURE HAS WISELY PLACED THE SELECTION oBPI
GERS CouRr GENERAL SESSIONS IN TAR KxcLU-
sIvR DISCRETION or THE JUDGES OF THAT COURT EVERY
RxPgR1RNcE CONTRIBUTES TO A oPFIcER's
UsEFULNEss. by the liberal republicans. He keeps
liquor store and is favoraby known throughout the dis
trict The Tammany candidate is Orlando L. stewart a
lawyer living in West Fifty fourth street, and who was
beaten 664 votes last yoar by Jacob Hess, tho
Committee Of Crime Of the Legislature. The repub-
lican and anti Tammany candidate is j. Albert Engle
hardt native of Cleveland, Ohio, graduate OF Har
ward and young lsraeito lawyer In the district
There Is also rapid transit candidate in the district
George K Phillips brother to the President OF the
THIRD Avenue Railroad, and an additional republican