The New York herald., 1875-11-02
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KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

y hlNIfS COUNTY IOlIlILO0'
PROSPECTS OF THE STATE, COUNTY AND cTr1
TIcKETs-vIEws OF LEADERs AND cANDL-
DATES.
The greatest excitement prevailed among the work
ers of both democratic and republican parties in King
county yesterday All sorts of devices have been re-
sorted to. Every householder the city is in receipt
Of innumerable circulars and curiously amagamated
tickets that it behooves the readers or the HERALD
who are untrammoled by party lines to closely scan
their ballots and know her candidates before going to
the polls to-day The most curious devices have been
resorted to in the of punching the city and
State tickets in order to deceive the unsophsticated
voters
AT THE HEADQUARTERS
Republican and democratic headquarters presented
lively scene last evening At the republican rooms
General Jourdan, silas Dutcher Albert Daggctt and
other manpulaors of the party wires were in attend
ance and distributed the bags Of ballots the who
are to work at the polls to-day At democratic head
quarters, Court street. there present among
others prominent IN the front lines of that party
ex-Register Hugh Mclaughlin, President OF the
Board of Aldermen Jacob L Bergen, General
Thomas Carroll, Commissioner w. A. Fowler of the
Board Of City Works Judge Delmar. Judge
Walsh, Coroner Nolan, ex-Sreet Commissioner
Robert Furey, County Clerk George Herman, Commits
sloncr John Pyburn, Congressman Archibald M. Bliss,
Assembyman Coffee, and Senators John G. Jacobs and
i. w. Coo The most sanguine leaders Of the democ-
racy promise to the State ticket 5000 majority, as ar
evidence Of their sincerity to sustain Governor Tden
in his reform For the city ticket they say
5000 ms5ority will satisfy them. The republicans
'tak oud and boast Of their ability to elect their
ticket throughout Last evening the Democratic Cen
eral Committee met A. H. Osborn in the chair.
REMARKS oE MR. HUGH MLAUGHILN.
Ex-Register Mclaughlin the Boss" made brief
before the battle that the forces would be mustered to-
gcther. Tho workingmen, he said, could not live
under the republican rule The latter party had placed
in nomination mon with tie hope of taking off demo-
cratic votes Personal considerations should now be
set aside, and they should vote for democrats only
No man on the republican ticket can represent the
principles OF the democratic party Every should
spare day and work for the ticket that would
strengthen Governor Tllden in his reform
Republicans only after the spos of office.
1t was the duty of all the members of the General
Committee TO do their utmost duty to day. and leave
aside ali personal feeling Each man should be able
to say on Wednesday morning, what do you think OF
my worka" II can tell =" said he ION Wednesday
whether man has done his duty or not" He asked
every present TO go and their friends and ask
them to TO the polls and do their duty They should
that all the tickets put up in sets last night
If alive and well next election he intended to address
the committee The only question to be decided at the
ballot box to-day is whether they should have liberal
or an autocratlc government in Brooklyn.
Colonel A. G Davis, the eminent reformer, then camo
forward and said he intended to do all that lay in his
power TO forward the election of Mr. Rowe the regular
democratic candidate for Mayor of the city of Brook
lyn. He was in favor Of liberal democratic govern
ment Mr. Schroeder no thought TO be an unit man
for Mayor while Mr. Rowe is qualified every sense of
the term He the speaker would stand by the polls
all day and work for Rowe against Schroeder, whom he
denounced "a miserable fraud upon the people,
(Appause) The members OF the committee then left
the ROOM each for his ward to labor for the OF
the ticket
The vote to-day win be unquestionably large no leea
than 10000 votes being registered.
BROOKLYN CANDIDATES TO DE VOTED FOR To-
DAY.
For Sheriff.
Thomas F. Nevns Albert Dsggett
For Supervisor at Large.
For Couln.isssospe,sof Chartttes-Farst District
= For ;, Commissioner % Of caarsttes- District
Thomas p. Norris John w Harman.
~ For Justice ef Sessions.
Andrew McKibbin Henry Wolfert
CITY TICKET
For Mayor.
Edward Rowe i. "A. Schroeder.
For Justice Of ne Peace Third Districe
Thomas NJ. Riley Richard Marvin
For Justice Of tte Pc1ce-Fourth District
Charles B. Elliott Wilbur II. Msben
For Justice Of The Peace-FtA District
Herman L. Guck. Hubbard Hendrickson
WARD TICKET.
Wards Aldermen.
l-Clarenco l. Burnett Clarence L. Burnett.
2-Georgo II. Sterling. James Greenwood
3-Morris Reynolds ..... Charles j. Shepard.
Morris Reynolds Qnd.(
4-Robert Black. ......... Edward ID. White.
5-Henry Corr. ........... Edward Mcintyre
JOS II. Wales indl
8-James Kane .......... John Dobbin.
7-Horacc Holt. lt..........A Stewart Rowey
S-John MeIntyro ...... David s. Arnott.
9-Danel 0'ConneD w. ii. Murtha
IO-Simon Gunder &C. I. Trowbridge.
Hid H. Van Nostrana.. Stephen NJ Griswold-
12--James Donovan. james Donovan
13-Fredertck G. Vrooman VIM H. Ray
14-Thomas j. Kcnna - Patrick Clark tindl
John I. Parker
15-Joseph Wikeyson. .... II. CottrelL
16-Charlcs C. Wagner. g. W. Williams
l7-John Sheehan. ....... Eugene r Barling-
1S-Horatlo Baderson
1g-Samue Guthrie
20-William i. Sprague.. John French.
21-Charles J. Rapelyea Frederick SeigrisL
22-AIichael Bennett ..... William A. Fritz
% Francis B. Fisher.
Frederick d. Clark Qnd.)
M-Georgc Jennison. .... james Haselhurst
25-James I. Easton.. Robert Hill
SIperDisoTs.
1-ARodncy G. Ward Rodney G. Ward
2-Patrick Brcsiing ...... William Comb.
c,,r. david 8 Quimby, JE
o-ouaries houe1-' ''-.''''' lJoseph Quick, lad
4-Georgc G. Sexton. .... Alfred Dorlon.
5-Andrew G. Coates. ..... .Lcandcr Conklin.
6-John r. Byrnes.
7-Brewster Wood ..... Edward Fry.
S-Hcnry F. sticKcvers. John Pickett
9--Henry Hawkes.
10-JOhn T. Moran.
lI-George r. Baldwin. Christian Holm.
12-kobert OlDonnclL
13-Reuben S Decker. .Demas Strong.
Thames ne1ney.
15-Thomas F. Farrell. John H. Snyder
16-Wiam link. Victor Eyer
1T-Mathew w. Dalton. n..... Stephen Clark.
18-George g. Brown. Henry Liebman.
19-John A. Dilmcicr. ......A. G, Mcdonald.
20-John b. Norris ........G. W. Hartman.
2l-Marcus Baird. ........... John NJ Phelps
22-Abraham handoville. Samuel c. Yeaton.'
23- Ernest Nathan.
24-Henry Steers ....... John b. Hutchinson
25-Philp Sullivan. ..... Peter Van Coth
ESSEX IN. J.) Politics.
The introduction Of sectaran issue into the
in Essex county, y. j., renders 1T matter of the