The New York herald., 1875-10-24

on those committees claim 70 have boen ignored In the
dspensaton OF patronage and have aso rev she san
structed machine. Corporation Attorney Boyd's Com
mittees on Discipline All these dissensions, Of course
naturally assist Mr. Bixby's candidacy, and " his o
ponent IL elected it win be by a small majority Mr.
Joseph Fallon, young lawyer, has been nominated
for Assembly BY Tammany Hall IN tne Harlem section,
which is part Of the Eighth Senatorial district
THE cTvu. JusTfCEs
The nominations the nine districts OF this city for
civil Justices by all parties have been made with one or
the HERALD two weeks ago. The CLAIMS OF the candi-
dates and their probable chances OF election also
dilated upon at length In some OF the districts Tam
many has nominated candidates who certainly should
not be elected These positions require OF charac-
ter and legal ability simple glance at the names OF
OF these candidates viii convince the public OF
their uttor unhness for the positions Of civil Justices
close contest may be expected In some OF the dis
rics In the Fifth, composed Of the Seventh, Eleventh
and Thirteenth wards the hght lies between Assem-
blyman TmothyJ. Campbell and Mr.. Michael J. shand
ley The latter IS recent boter from the Tammany
present Alderman Edward J. Shandey was, since the
retirement of Tweed until the fall of 1874 head OF the
General Committee OF the Seventh ward He ran for
Register against Sge four ago. and was beaten
Then he legisated out OF ofco as Police Justice
and next turned up as an Alderman Last year fight
inaugurated against him by Thomas Shieis now
running on the Tnmmany ticket tor Aderman) for the
control OF the Fourth District General Committee,
Shiels won thus upsctting Shandeys political pull
Now Mr. M j. shandley, who acted as his brothers
clerk for years Police Justice the anti
Tammany candidate against Timothy J. Campbell
Judge William ]. Kane has been put forward in the
Eighth district by Tammany Hall for reelection This
Is Senator Ledwths district This gentleman has also
received tne ponse alention o. tne committee on DIS
ciplne, and was sent 70 noursh his political aspira
tions outside OF the Wigwam. Mr.. John Hardy has
been nominated by the antiTammanyites and Mr.
Frederick W. Gedney by tho republicans. OF course
Senator Ledwith and his friends support Hardy This
state of affairs dividing the democratic forces in the
district the probability exists that Mr. Gedney, the
publican nominee, may slip In between his two op-
ponents An active canvass is in progress here
In the Seventh district there three candidates
nominated-Mr. John Hayes, by Tammany Hall; Mr.
Edward J. Mclean, by the opposition party, and Mr.
Walter Pinckney, by the republicans II is largely
democratic locality, and the same game seems 70 90
Eighth. Mr.. Hayes was formerly member OF AS
sembly.
THE ALDERMANIu CONTEST.
The political complexion OF the next Board of Alder
men will be about the the present eight repub-
hcans to fourteen democrats clause in the charter
of 1873 providing for minority elections in the Board
has given the republicans this representation. Three
elected from each OF the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and
Seventh Senatorial districts and four from the Eighth
Ii Morrissey Is elected he may carry the opposition
Aldermen of the Fourth with him, Messrs- Thomas
Wilde and Bryan Reilly. Messrs Patrick Lysaght and
Thomas Shields, Tanmany candidates, strong men
in their wards, the Fourth and Sixth. Alderman Ly-
saght has just the craftsmanship OF his General
Committee after a hard battle The anti-Tammany
Adermanic ticket in the Eighth also runs good chance
OF election, considerable disafection existing here
among the Tammany committees. Messrs Thomas
Carroll Matthew Coggee and John BusSing are the
didateR
REMAINING DAYS
In nine days more the eection comes on Tne con-
cudng hours Of the canvass tho most important TO
politicians This year missed the usual quantity of
banners hkenesses, transparences and other gilded
paraphernala intended to catch The public eye the
time Immediately proceeding election But the interest
OF our citizens is nm any weaker than in former
years They have awakened to the dangers Of the zone
man power.n pure untrammelled Judiciary is a
boon not easily to be snached from the firm grasp Of
the people Every evening from tomorrow until mid
night of the 1st Of November the rumpettoned utter
ances OF public speakers each ward win call upon the
people to vndicate their rights against any encroach
ments by Mr. John Kelly the absolute Independence
In cur city Of tho Judiciary.