, 1875-09-30

soAilit hH 70 \ thsl1clnat1un tu MAKO roo long
campaign, and = prevalent opinion that the
voters IL tho party aro not to be drawn nway hy
political clnbB, political picnics. political bar.
bceuen, Or political demonstrations Of thoeH aud
other kinda. Hsilt s'lero j. some talk among
frientB Of IoncAt and available mon. aud fasr
hMnuntj Of Inquiry a. to how their names IRE
likely to be received br the voters.
1oH COUNTY TR1.AaCEEN,
TIN mtat fcbponalhe and lucrative plaee on tho
ticket tho natnoe Of Thomas I'LL, j. W. Brock
tho former rn.ller the stronger. Aid. Dixon has
been otten md fhvofatly mentioned, but he
docs not appear To ko At all dcsru,ls OF rnn-
nIng nd hls frienda Say that he will in no sVont
FOR coCfTY SURVIVOR
tho Republican candidates appoar to ba Aloxhn-
der Wolcoss and i. II. Greeiey, thn former hay
Ing bold the Office for Home tcu yeaEs, and viii,
general Subtraction.
FOR CLERK OF THE suP.nloR COURT
thoro is q rather animated contest, tnnslnnch a.
the otlieo IL generally supposed to belong 10 tho
younger men Of tho party. and to be for thom
rather TT thing with sono lssslo patronage.
Lester Coreen, tho present deputy, Has early
mont from mombcrs Of tho Bar, but Is under
gtood 10 haro littlo OF no strength among tho
general public. J. J. HeRtcy, OF tho Recorders
office, aud n. n. Miller, tho West sido legls-
latos. have also friends bit not much strength
utt!cr uau,cs hare boon mentioned, but mono 80
prominent na theHo.
Tho two Jndgoshlpu are objocts Of moro or
less envy and aspiration. There aeerns how
over, rot hhadow Of doubt that Judge Gary
will DO hfs own successor. For tho place msdo
vacant by Judge Trees RESIGNATION largo num-
ber Of names arc anEEested. among whom afH
II. y. Hurd and j. +. hont.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Thcso Aro to bn FIVE County Commissioners
chosen, and tho narnoA submitted are not q few.
Most loudly heard among tho din am tho follow
ing: Commissioner Russell, who whntA b ro-
election; Commissioner Jouea, who is 9illinR to
be again chosen. but who opposed by ifr. Scott,
deHccnt; George Dunlap, OF Norwood Tark; II.
i. dray OF jcffc-aon, an old SuporViaor Oba-
dinh Husc and C. e. AyezB, Of Rvauzton; Col
Clough. OF tho city; John Humphrey, Of 10,
mont ". r. usry. Theodore Behnltz. T. VA
Lin, II. Haska:np, Hon5y WRlto., nud othesB be
yond patience.
Whether or not II city election will be called II
Jet moot question ond upon It's decision re
Inaiua pcudent = large amount Of wire-pull
be rnasio to secure Supreme Court do
ciBion in tile quo was1anto caHo befor'
Nov. 2, tho tiuo sot by tho Constitution for tls
electiau. If thst decision should be adverse t
eourEc DO necessary, while II the charter hhoult
| bo sustained the opinion holds that tho Alder
| mon and other CITY officials wond hold oye
until April no1t, at which tino the rcdibtrctine
OF the ~Afue WILL 30 aeco1pIlaheu- II III 0Fs'
IDENTITY the wish Of one at leaHt OF the counsel fo
| tho city to put of the decision Of tho caso l.
| possible beyond the dato sot for tho election
| The latest day allowed for tho submission OF &h'
city's briefs Ia Oct. ~, and It they arc held OF
hntil that date It will do much toward prevent
| Ing decision III time for an election.
| IT, however, tbore conncs . necessity for cit,
election, there will not be wanting citizens vbc
will receive the sut1ragos Of their follows crate
| fully and even eagerly. For 3inyor. there la.
not boon sny groa; display Of strength by an
EoItubIlcap, and no uauea have been 1rozni
nently moutionod as yet. This grows in par
| out or tho dcs.ro evetyThere Expressed to pn
forward as the head Of the ticket . 1nAn whose
high character, ability, aud integrity nhall entlt!'
him to regpect. slo1 men DO not seek office
aud therefore when tho nomination IA made a
one DO neocHsa1y) 1t will be Of MN whoa
nauo has not bean haHkod about or barRnlnc
over. Substantially tic sarno rcasonb hive pre-
| vonted tho poddllng Of names for City Trosh
| uror, City Collector, and City Ataoruoy.
| Among candidates for Aldermen on the R<
publican ticket tue only nannos Jet mcut.one
1t All widely arn D. J. Lyon Ia the First War.
Arthur Dixon IN the seeoud, r. q. |ie,ling |
tho Thild, aud tho present incumbent Glove
land, in The Fourteenth, and Campbell in Ii
Thirteenth.