The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-11

sion. Then II Is given out that Shells seeks 70 be an
alderman, and Il 50
WHAT Is TO BECOME or STANDBY,
whose term expires the Isl Of January nextP Under
these conflicting circumstances il Is probable out
side man win be taken up Judge Koch the present
incumbent Is working hard for the p&e but as he left
the district some time since, the boys do not relish
swallow tailh carpetbagger coming back to look for
their suages The other candidates anxious TO serve
their country the Bench from this district Will
| lam r. Mcnamara, Cornelius Mccarthy, and about
twenty five others The latest Tammany slate IS Timothy
] Campbell for eight years member ofthe Legislature.
! Assemblyman John I. McGowan and Mr. Charles l..
Hener, one Of the secretaries Of the Iamlnany Hall
General Committed are mentioned among the most
prominent democratic candidates IN the sixth Judicial
district. MCGOWAN made an excellent record IN the
| last Legislature as an intelligent and hard working
member He is practising lawyer and member OF
the Legislative Committee Crimes present hold
ing It's sessions in this city The republicans VIII
probably nominate ex-Judge Henry +. Rowland Heit-
ner will likely be nominated by Tammany.
In the Seventh district Assemblyman Leo c. Dessar
will probably receive the Iammany nomination. II Is
understood he is favored by Mr. John Kelly IL that is
So then this matter is settled Mr. Walter $. Pinckney
VIII doubtless be taken up by the republicans. The
other candidates mentioned are Bernard r. McCahill
Max Moses and Mr.. John Hayes. The last named gem
\ tleman credtabv served nve years IN the Board OF
\ Education and one year as member of Assembly In
the Legislature he was prominent as the opponent of
In the Eighth district Judge William Kane is slated
for the Fammany nomination. He IS represented as
having aed the Office with satisfaction the people Of
his district The anti Tammany organization propose
70 nominate Mr. John Hardy. Mr. Frederick s Gedney
Is talked OF among the republicans.
In the Ninth lHarleml district there host Of can
didates The probabilities that Mr.. Henry r. Nc
Gowan will receive the Tammauy nomination. The
Other candidates Mr. j. r. Falon and Mr.. McKenna.
should Mr. McGowan fail TO receive the nomination 1t
Is certain that the last mentioned gentleman VIII Sc
cure the prize.
We have a complication in the contest for Sena-
tors The Lively and interesting tournament which we
expected TO witness IN the Fourth district between Hon.
John Fox on one side and Hon John Morrlssey on the
other s not 70 take place The latter has positively
refused be a candidate, and the opposition have not
re
Fox leaves the members of the Tammany Hall General
Committee from the First district 10 peculiar position.
They ALL nearly all dreaded by Assembyman
Nicholas Muller bitter opponents Of Fox. few days
ago they threatened dire vengeance in case OF the
nomination OF this gentleman BY Tammany Hall But
''change has come Ger the spirit 81 their
dream The fiat has gone forth from headquarters
the Boss has spoken, and they must bow IN abiect
submission or Mr. Boyds committee on discipline
will be- directed to reOrgani2e the committee The re-
suit OF the last Senatorial contest in this district VAS:
John Fox, 1884 Morgan Jones, 2653 foxs ma
jority, SSH
In the Fifth district now represented by Senator
gooth thai gentleman NIL be renomnate by tile re-
plblicans Sidney Nichols will be probably the Tam
many nominee Colonel Frederick A Conkln is also
mentioned Booths majority IN 1873 over King, the
Tammany and Apollo Hall candidate was 2,2G5.
In the Sixth district Assemblyman James DAILY Is
slated by Tammany Hail. Ills excellent record in the
last Legislature as opposed 70 all jobs and IN support
OF Governor Iiiden reform poHcy' mas secured MN
the place The opposition have not yet agreed upon
named Tho district was last represented by Jacob
"A. Gross who was elected by ma
jorty Of 1851 over Hcnneken republican and Apollo
Hall In the Seventh--eX-Sherif O'Bren's district
James VI Gerard Jr., Will receive the Tammany nomi-
nation The opposition candidates arc Joseph Blumen-
thai Gerard :. Belts and Joseph A. Monheimer James
Everard, the Apollo Hall nominee Ledwth very
close the election Of 1873 being only ST votes be-
midland III 4 ballot OF nearly 2l 600 James Casson
Will be nominated for Assembly by the outside party
this district In the Eighth iarlem) district II is I'M
derstood that Mr. Everett p. Wheeler lawyer Of this
city will receive the Tanmany nomination in place Of
man jacob Hess and Mr. Walter 5. Pinckney talked
OF among the republicans
THE ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
The candidates for the Assembly N the twenty-one
districts q the city arc nnumerable Il Is useless 70
speculate at present upon the probable nominees OF the
various parties. 1t behCOves lammany Hall to put
forward her best mon there VIII be considerable cut
ting ana carving u tickets iii the various districts
With democratic majority Of twenty in the last
Assembly, had exhibition Of iinbecility and
wrapging seldom equalled The antics OF Speaker
Mcclure in bis bitter warfare against Governor Tlden
capped the climax II was like tho maniac buting his
head against i granite wall The gentleman only LAGER
aed and destroyed his political future This course
has materially nteriered with the probabilities Of
another democratic majority in the next Assembly The
republicans calculate upon carrying az least Elk out q
the whole number Of Assembymen elected from TINS
city.
In accordance with the charter, which sets down Che
term Of Aldermen al one year. we VIII be called upon
the next election 70 choose twenty-five Of these
otlciassix al large and three from each Senatorial
district the recently annexed territory in Westcheser
county beng permitted representative IN the
Board Under the peculiar system OF permitting one
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