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

E. clerk in one OF the police courts will be the
nominee Of the opposition. Alderman Rowland
and If be accepts will stand good
chance Of getting elected owing to the democratic
split the district In the Seventh district the repub
leans will Walter G Pinckney. The democratic
candidates are Ambrose MorelL Benjamin r. McCahill,
Max Moses Jerome Buck and ex-Assemblyman John
Hayes The latter viii doubtless get the Tammany
nomination. lie Is lawyer, and IL well known as
having beaten James Hayes for the Assembly IN 1870
by majority Of nearly 5000 votes. Previously, in
1864 he electefa School Commissioner, and then
reelected, serving In all i've years tn the Board Of
Education The candidates likely TO be nominated in
the Eighth Judge Kane, Tammany; James Q.
Quinn, ant-Tammany, and Frederick G. Gedney
publican. There are several candidates IN the Ninth.
The present incumbent TONY" Hartman, will DO
taken up by party, and the will be between
Henry =. McGowaL, who is to be nominated by Tam
many, and the anti.Tammany republican candidate,
who is not yet known.
Il IS more than probable that Judges Joachmsen and
Gross OF the Marine Court Judge Loew Of the Court
Of Common Pleas and Judge Friedman Of the Superior
Court will be renominatcd by Tammany
All the democratic Aldermen are candidates for re-
election and they will all have their wishes gratined
is understood, though il is believed that Jonn Reilly,
instead OF running on the Sixth Senatorial district
Ticket viii be placed on the at-large ticket,
as viii Henry ID. PurrOy, who halls from the
Eighth Senatorial Thomas Shiels in the seventh
ward is struggling hard to get Shandleyis place. but
with what chance Of success would be hard as yet
TO predict Alderman Simmons, republican, may be
renomnated in the Eighth Senatorial II he does not
Assemblyman jacob Hess stands ready take his
place Ex-Fre COMMISSIONS Van Colt, republican,
will be nominated for the Fifth Senatorial III place OF
Alderman Morris, who viii be put on tAe large
ticket o. his party in place Of Mr. Vance, who viii not
be a candidate
ASSEMBLY
The candidates for the Assembly very numerous
In all the districts
In the FIRST district IL Is believed that James Healy
will get the Tammany nomination, provided the action
OF his Genes al Committee IN the John Fox Senatorial
fight does not result finally the nzatOn OF the
district, which Will doubtless be the II Fox should
get the Senatorial nomination.
In the Second district william Kirk will secure tho
Tammany nomination. The opposition candidates talked
Of John y. Carroll Felix Murphy and Thomas
Wild
IL Is now almost a settled fact that James
Hayes viii not run In the Third district on
anti-1ammany or any other ticket, and that his
representative Will BE- James Graves. Tammauy has
regular batch Of asprants 70 select from, the most
prominent being John Birmingham John G. Brogan,
John j. Sleyn and owen Cayanagh. The odds are said
to be ia favor OF Cavanagh
The Tammany candidate in the Fourth viii be John
Calvin and Charles Rely is talked 81 the probable
opposition nominee The General Committee Of the
district arc enjoying the delights ora faction nght
among Themselves, and i is more Than probable that
the committee viii be recognized ny orders from
headquarters II the difficulties become TOO great
Tor harmonious action election day
The Fiftb disirict Is a very close 9ne II was car