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

years ago and come out or the fight with handsome
lead the count But IS said that some democrats
JENKINS VAN scHAcK
In the field Independent candidate who Is willing,
50 they say TO run and spend his money freely IN
legitimate way 10 his election III there two
democratic candidates in the held Booths election viii
be a certainty In the Sixth Il is conceded that
Assemblyman James DAILY will get the Tammany
nomination Mr. Klamroth, School Commissioner,
spoken OF by the opposition as well as Mr. Huge
well known resident Of the district How Mr. Klam-
roth who has not resigned his office of School Com
missioner can a candidate, when the State Const-
tuition expressly provides that person holding city
county office can run Tor tho Legislature
unless he resigns his local Office 100 days
before the election Is rather a mystery. However,
there but little danger OF defeat OF the Tammany
candidate in the district In the Seventh James
Everard WILL In all probability run the anti-fam-
many ticket and be opposed by James s Thayer
Everard beaten two years ago by Ledwith and as
Thayer is considered much stronger man than Led
with, politically Everard stands chance Of being
elected TO stay At home once more, provided
LEDwITH
whose Assembly district is in the Senatorial district
does not out Of revenge for his treatment by Tammany
in putting him OF the General Committee make a dead
set on Thayer AZ the polls with his personal followers
In the Eighth there is very little struggle for the
nomination and il IL moro than probable that Senator
Moore will be renomnaled II he wants TO be. He was
the FIRST member Of the Legislature last year to force
the rapid transit question in dead earnest upon the
Senate, and was his bill which drew forth the Gov
ernors bill which is now a law. There Is, however,
some little feeling in the Senatorial district over the
graphical difficulty. The Twelfth ward, II seems,
has had the Senator for the past fourteen
years, and tho lower districts are naturally
lower districts contend that this being the real
grievance il is better that Moore should be renomi-
mated having already served term, he will at the
expiration OF his second be ineligible for reelection II
being the practice in this city to elect Senator for
a third term. Thus they say, they will get their
man in III whereas If from the Twelfth
ward should be nominated this year they would in all
probability have wait till the close OF his second
term '79. The republicans talk Of putting either
". DAZZLING OR W. s. oPDYKE
in the field. 1t looks now though the latter would
be their nominee
The names Of the candidates likely to be nominated
for the Assembly and the various local offices have,
the Convention, become less Of mystery than
they were before the politicians we're able TO tell Just
show the cat would jump at Saratoga and Syracuse.
THE DISTRICT ArToRNEYsHIP,
far as the republican nomination Is concerned has
been the properly Of Benjamin K Phelps the present
incumbent since the campaign was opened, and II
is generally accepted fact that he VIII be
Endorsed by the anti.Tammanytes, the condition
being that their candidates for Surrogate, Coroner,
City Judge and Recorder will beindorsed by the repub
cans 1t is said that few days ago the Tammany
nomination for District Attorney offered to William
A. Beach, who peremptorily declined having his name
mentioned IN connection with the once out who y y
now rumored has the matter under Amusement Peter
B. 0lney and Frederick K Smythe, both prominent
members OF the Tammany General Committee, arc
seeking for the office. Although he has not as yet
made known TO any one how he stands as between
Tammany and her opponents, the anti-Tam-
nate Judge John X. Hackett for Recorder he Will
accept There Is some talk of Tammany taking
him up but IL is understood the opposition 10 him by
OF the leaders is great that he will not be ten
dered the place If he is nominated by the anti.Tam
manyites he is certain to get the Endorsement of the
republicans. ExJudge
CUNNING s. BEDFORD,
according to the present outlook, will be nominated
for City Judge by Tammany without any opposition
The opposition have not yet developed candidate OF
any strength for the place, though they are casting
about to secure, IT is SAID, some moderate republican,
order to give the republicans mo excuse for backing
ship being sought for by Alderman Gon on the Tam
MANY side and by DR. Thomas C. Knox as an anti
Tammanyite. william II. Stiner, OF the Excise
COMMISSIONER will probably get the nomination of the
republicans and the opposition For Surrogate the re-
publicans II Is rumored have agreed TO ndorse the
nomination by the anti Tammanyites Of either ex-Sur
rogate Gideon J. Tucker or ex Alderman John Hardy
The Tammany candidates are Amasa A Redheld and
General Martin T. Mcmahon, the Receiver of Taxes
with the odds in favor Of the former. II is believed
however the nomination Will be given to third party
whose is TO be held back piece dc resistance
in the nominating convention.
There is host Of candidates for the Civil Jusceshps
and for the places OF Judge Of the Common Pleas,
Judge OF the Superior Court and Judges OF the Marine
Court The contest for the nomination IN the FIRST Civil
Judicial district lies between the present Justice Dents
Quinn, and william II. Maoney, now Deputy Clerk Of
the Common Council Quinn will be backed by John
Kelly and will doubtless therefore get the nomination
Tho anti Tammany party have not as yet liked upon
their candidate, nor have
THE REPUBLICANS
The candidate who will run against the Tammany
nominee will doubtless be the nominee OF
coalition made up OF the republicans and OPP
somewhat talked Of as the coalition nominees.
Charles NJ Clancy the present Justice of the Second
district will doubtless, be renominated by Tammany
Hall William IL Rooney Is after the nomination, too,
but Clancy's hold ON the workngmen whose cause he
fearlessly champoned In the Tammany Hall General
Committee a few months ago Is too strong be disre-
rarded by Tammany in such troublesome district as
Hayes will prove this year. and so Mr.. Rooney VIII
have to stand aside Ex Assembyman Dennis Burns
may be nominated by the opposition. The republican
vote is small comparatively in the district that
republican Endorsement is not very heavy
f.r -
having. Judge Fowler is strong for denomination
In the Third but the knowing say he cannot get IL
any price and that the place will be given to Arthur
J. Delany by Tammany Another satisfactory cand
date, however, Mr.. Frank J. Dupignac, who s sup
ported by the best class OF people in the DIS
trlct Robert Leake IS seeking the republican
nomination and Robert II. Pollock likely
10 be nominated by the opposition. republican in
this district stands good chance, with democrats
in the field get elected In the Fourth district oscar
H. Bogert John A. Foley II is believed, Will get the
Tamnany nomination, although George H. Langben
and Anthony Eickhof dong their best TO win.
Langben had the inside track week or two ago, but
a deal having been made as to the AsscmbIyman to
be nominated from the district, bis chances have
fallen away. Louis Waehner, chairman Of the
Judiciary Committee OF the Assembly last winter, Will
receive the anti Tammany nomination There are five
candidates on the Iammany side spoken Of IN the Fifth
distrct-Judge Koch, the present Judge; Gilbert
Woods Alderman Shandley III he should not be rcnomi-
mated for Aldermanl Matthew Breen and T. J. Camp
bell Aaron G. Anderson Is being pushed by some Of
the democrats in the district The contest for the nomi
nation in the Sixth district IS between John T. McGowan
and Thomas l. Feitner, with
in favor Of the former. "Bixby's McGowan,n John
f.. a clerk ia OF the police courts will be the
nominee Of the opposition. Alderman Rowland
is to be offered the republican nomination,
and If be accepts will stand a good
chance Of getting elected, owing to the democratic
split in the district In the Seventh district the rcpub
licans will Walter G Pnckney. The democratic
candidates Ambrose MorelL Benjamin i. McCahill,
Max Moses, Jerome Buck and ex-Assembyman John
Hayes The latter vii doubtless get the Tammany
nomination. He Is lawyer, and is well known as
having beaten James Hayes for the Assembly IN 1870
by majority Of nearly 5000 votes. Previously, in
1854 he was electefa School Commissioner, and then
reelected serving in all tive years tn the Board Of
Education. The candidates likely TO be nominated in
the Eighth Judge Kane, Tammany; James O.
Quinn, anti -Tammany and Frederick 6. Gedney
publican. There several candidates In the Ninth
The present incumbent, ''Tony" Hartman, will DO
taken up by no party, and the race will be between
Henry J.. McGowaL, who Is TO be nominated by Tam
many, and the antiTammany republican candidate,
who IS not vet known.