The New York herald., 1875-11-01

Vote i5r Warner' though apparently doing He
showed me ballot with the Senatorial indorsemeht
hut which haa the following on the inside;-NFor AS.
semDly Fifteenth Senatorial district, Webster wagner
The sy dog 0f politician laughed as handed the bal-
lo back-indsed he would not lot me keepit as cnro-
sityand remarked, 'You see, whoever votes that ballot
votes for Wagner, doesn't he" could not deny tho
fact and he added, .And he can take ms oath at
election that he voted for him. can't he y
rus STRUGGLE OVER THE AssEMBLYMES.
The Assembly nominations have all been made by
both parties the Ave counties and the democrats
more than usually active in their endeayors carry the
various districts In Montgomery county the repubi-
have strong man IN Tie field in Herman Wendell,
and the democrats very popular candi-
date in George NJ. VOORHEES,. Last year the
democrats succeeded in electng Martin scbenck
by 7Sl majority Martin t. Slower, who the year
previous had defeated Isaac Frost by AZ votes al
though tho year before that W. j. Van Slusen repub-
can, defeated sharker, democrat, by l20l majority.
The democrats will Of a certainty elect their this
year although the republicans confident that they
cannot Fulton and Hamilton, which jointly are en-
titled 10 one Assemblyman, had a republican repre-
sentative 1872 who was elected by 224 votes but in
the following year the democrats elected John Sunder
In by small majority Last year they failed to elect
Thomas Il. Briggs, George W. Fays personal popular
ity being too much for them They have good can
didate this year John j. Hanson, but the odds seem
at present to be in favor Of his opponent Demmon $.
Decker, who in all likelihood will be elected The re-
pubicans in Schenectady county have nominated EN-
met oNel, and have an idea that his name will provo
a taisrnan with certain class OF voters whose un-
divided support they are anxious TO secure. 0Nel,
according to all accounts VIII fare badly,
as some people who are rather inclined
vote for him account OF the big before his
claim that ne is not practical Catholic while another
class of appear be against him because they
believe he is. So between the two fires he may be
burnt out OF the field election day leaving the place
at Albany intended for him by his friends to Jacob d.
Wemple his democratic opponent Tho county was
represented In the Assembly last year by 5. T. Bene
dict the present democratic candidate Senator who
carried IL by over 500 majority although republican
had represented II the two previous years There no
question about the republicans carrying the First dis
ric OF Saratoga county with George West as their can
didae, as there is no man. democrat or republican, VINO
could possibly defeat the district
popularity always attracting TO bis support large num-
ber democrats who do not care particularly about
party loyalty. However George A. Ensign, the demo-
cratic candidate, will poll large vote In the Second
district Isaac Noyes, Jr, is the republican San can
The district is heavily republican. IL elected
George Bacheller three years ago by l306 majority
and in 1873 no democrat was wiling to oppose him al
all, and Batcheer had walk over, The democrats
last fall made gallant fight, with Albert $. Pease
their candidate against Nathaniel Houghton and cut
down the majority that had stood against them two
years before 337 votes 1t rather uphill job with
them again this year, but they believe Boyce will poll
great many republican votes well the full demo
cratic vote and of them who have been hard at
work the past few days since Boyce nominated be-
heve they can elect him. Ii they can thew will sur
prise RECORDER HAcKErT sAYs:-'IP
WHICH MORE THAN ANY OTHER SHOULD BIZ
UTTERLY pIvoRCED FROM POLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS
IT Is THAT or CLERK DEPUTY A
COURT" not a few old political sagers in the
county. Their hopes, ! think, are doomed to be
blasted as Noycs Is quite popular.
TEIE DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
in all the counties ia the district will poll very large
vote and Will draw many from the republicans,
Fulton and Montgomery counties will give each good
majority, judging from the way things look now and
IL IS probable that Schenectady will also; but this
county the republicans are up and doing, late and early
and If is carried by the democrats will be by dnt
Of hard work and the practice of considerable vigilance
the day Of election at the polls, their opponents
have organized drummcrso in the towns outside the
city OF Schenectady who will be certain only get
all the republican vote. but TO ii that the
voters they get hold OF have the right kind Of ballot
before they vote IL is the impression Of the democrats
that very large proportion of the farmers Will vote
the democratic ticket The city of Schenectady went
democratic last fall, but the towns gave small ma
jorty for the republican ticket great deal however,
in the countyis indeed in the other counties OF the
district-will depend upon the turn the contest for
Senator takes, and al the present outlook IL viii be
very close one.
now GOES THE STATE?
Now that l have completed my tour OF the various
counties OF the State II may be OF interest Tor 70
give you my opinion as TO the prospects Of the two
parties judging from the observations have made
the campaign opened In spite Of the hard work
done by the republicans, during the past two weeks
especially TO guarantee full party vote for their
state ticket Of tho drawback the agitation Of the pub
c school question Will be to the democrats IN certain
sections and the underhand opposition TO their ticket
by democrats, friends OF the Canal Ring and others
some Of whom will scratch Bigeow, and many Of
whom Will vote the straight republican ticket the
democratic ticket will be elected beyond DOUBT /;
but by nothing like the majority Tilden was
elected by last year PROVIDED New York and Kings,
Richmond SUFFOLK and Queens counties do as Ncll
they d. last yea, the Assembly, think Will stand
least seventy democrats TO hty-one republi-
However, the chances that the republicans
VIII secure the senate The republicans in the INTERIOR
everywhere Of late believe that their friends ia the
First district Queens Richmond and Suffolk countiesl
acertanty o eecung their candidate IN the Filth and
possibly IN the Eighth district or course have had
means OF ascertainng what grounds they have for
this conddencc but conceding that the democrats Sc
the nrst eight Districts the outlook in the other
districts OF the the state in which have travelled Tor
the past tour weeks follows the Senatorial ques