New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
LOCAL CANDIDATES.
THE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CANVASS.

DIsTRGCTlNG THs sTATE-TuE CANDIDATES FOR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN EACH DISTRICT.
1t is no secret that the Republican Leaders of
NewYork State, including the majority OF those IN this
city. attach Importance 70 retaining control Of the
and regainng the sscendency IN the Assem-
bly, than they do 10 electDg the county ticket IL IN con
sidered highly important to defeat Tammany Han and
of the Distrct-Attoneys Office possible
but above and beyond this is the effort for majority
OF the state Legislature The next Legislature will re-
district the State, and the party which controls IT VIII
have little consideration for political adversartes
The districts will be laid out in such way az 70 be
greatly advantage OF the party in power 1t would
he possible redisrc; this city in such manner that
there would very little Of the Republicans car
rying a single Assembly Senatorial District Vow
there are three pronounced Republican Assembly Dis
trets the eiiy, the With lXth. and Xltb and Two
others the and XVIII where the vote Is sufficiently
enable c Republicans 10 carry them occasionally
One Of the Districts the With. is Republican m
a direct aght between two candidates. But the
boundaries can be changed In such manner as to
wipe the Republican majority. Inc com
bmation with the anti Tammany Democrats
temporary cxpcdient, and is regarded by the kepD-
ican leaders wen enough IL serves TIA purpose TOT
the time; rstrctng Of the state Is something
that Will felt FOR the next 10 years. In the Fifth Sen
atora District Republicans believe thatthey can con
adeny count on the reflection Of James W. Booth he
cause there Democrats in the field and IN the
Seventh District where there arc also Two Democratic
candidates. there IL good chance to elect Wm i%tm
beer the Republicans candidate, recently nominated
Wherever The combination with the antLTammay DEM
ocrats can effective IN close Assembly or sen'-
torial districts strong Republicans have been placed IN
nomination. aud everything else viii be made snserv
ent 70 be task OF eeeting them It IL this condition
of things which makes the Assembly District contest IN
teresng this Fall Tie Republican leaders believe that
they elect i've, aud possibly seven, ASselAhJin
from Nev-York
TIE contest in the District is practically between
Nicholas Miller. rammaBy Democrat. and Michael Madi-
gan t;Tsmniany Democrat One year ago Miller re-
cciyed 31O9 votes 10 1881 FOR Terence Duny h Demo
cratic opponent.
In tine ia District VIM p Kirk has been renomnated
by Tanrany Hail, AMI Felix Murphy is his anti-fam-
many opponent The Republican vote here is not large
enough to take into consideration Last year Kirk re-
ceiyed ,74l votes 70 5l7 for Thomas Wild opposition
Democrat.
James J. slevin is the Tammany candidate in the ND
District and james 4 Graves, the ant-Tlmmany. II is
worthy of note slevin the antTammany eandi-
date LAST year. hut Hayes dropped from
thc Tnmauy Hall urgaBzation slevn and his friends
came into control Last year John Broean the ramnany
candidate received 1888 yotes 70 l563 for S-yn, ana
300 for Thomas II. Reilly Republican.
In the IVth District there three candidates in The
field. John Calvin rammGny Democrat; Jaeob Snhvan'
anti Tammauy, ard DR.. f. W. Thompson. Republican,.
sht practically between the two Democrats, with
tie favor 81 Calvin. Last year the TdInnany
c.p iafc received 6f3 votes $50 for bis Opponent
In tire vih District James Cavanaugh is the FammanY
candidate. and David : Page the Republican and anti
Iannlany nominee IL = believed That there VIII oe
close last year there were three candidate IN
tns District, and the IanDany Candidate Won by pl-
rality oi 500.
The with District il Is believed will close fight
Mathew Patten. who hast year opposed Timothy J.
Campbell, thu Tanmany candidate. and who was only
beaten by plurality % 1870, Is this year tAe IalnaiJ
candidate This nomination Was made for the purpose
sf,v Ha ,Iietrf Ton "a
posed by Michael Hesley. ani-Tammany and Adam
Lair Republican. la With District a. in all those
within the IVA Senatorial Dstrei TIE strength 81 John
Morrissey VIII materially affect the vote east for Assem-
blynen. There is question but that horilSey ana
his adlcronts viii give the ranmany leaders great
deal at trouble ard TIE I'D md md Assembly Dis
trets at least the Tlmmany Will need 10 do their
utmost 20 prevent ;Be aafaWnruy candidates rterN-
Ing a majority Of The votes east For the past Two years
has been very strong Democratic clement IN The
With District opposed to Tammany Hall, and although
efforts have been made harmonic the differences,
they still exist.
Ina the With District. Clifford A. II. Bartlett IA The
Tammany candidate AGAINST Isaac Hayes, REPUBLICAN,
and ThomasJ Gibbons, lntlTammany The indications
favor Dr Hayes. Las5 year Frederick W. Seward was
elected receiving 2500 to 2I5s for smith T. Lane
Two years ago lie dsiret was carried by C"L AuFg
Wagstaf his Republican, compentQr Deins Ge9iS ".
Clark who had carried The district oY large majority
in the previous year Col Wagstaf bad the supp0i; %
the Liberals and Democrats and the vote OF m" fornr
confederation IN tlis district y. Quicker the cand
date of the Gsrohouse party but his vote u not
likely to change resu The contest Is actuay be-
tween he Republican and Tanmany candidates.
In the VIITh Oi met tbere viii he a sharp contest
The Republican, aud anti-Tamnany Democrats have !
united on Frederick Gugrl, jr.. Liberal Republican,
sgaIus. Chas Gaassnan, JanHany Democrat. The Dis
tficf was carried last year by Ttnmany Hell by a
plurality OF s44 Democrats candidates being IN the
There is rot much DOUBT that :. J. Campbell the Re
publican candidate IN the IXth District viii e elected
The District kcpub ana there two democratic
esntidates-IT. D. +. NosblrS, Iamuany aIiG fettr I
Mortimer anu faI1InaIS Il vote was si9sI as, ySal
Vim. II Gcdney Rernblran' receiving J,oot Np,es 20 |
3,Zli for Ransom Parker, IT,, Lis Is'nnany oppeheht
ie iegisty wilim ~ cI lAst year. SHOWS ~ sigse
trct Mr. Campbell held once under Commissioner Van
Sor ID me Deprtneh o. fd 9rS' Ar T Thr 10
popular and VIII undoub edy run evenly with ANY
III the XIII District J0bn Guth, rimmany, y opposed
by Joseph HOLMAN j., Republican, fhe anti ialhiaiY
This District gave Last year nearly loo ma crity for
i-me D. Wa.hncr tie Iamlnany candidate. and Mr. (
Guth II strong representative German, ~ Is expected
that Le VIII carry the district by fair majority
In the Kiln District the election Of Clas A. Peabody,
H. RelmDHcaH, "a confidently expected by the menisefs
of his party. Tue dssI,ct IL Republican by from 100
nominces. Alfred Pell. the Tammnny candidate, IL a
popular man. and bis candidacy Is approved w. ROYAL
Brown Wn. Ii. Appleton. and other prominent gentle
IN Tie esfriet ana the fsef that there is rival
candidate n the field, render MI Bslls erctInn
ton OF 80 strong and iexceptonaJle candidate must
Lcp the Democratic state ana county ticket IN tie dis
tric; The anti rdmmany nominee is Michael Jaeohs
Lxst year Knox McAiee, fepeiiean bad pidiah'y %
l,JJ3.
Tao Indications the Kiln District favor the Tam
many candidate. JOSEPH A kevburger Archibald A.
waite the Republican Candidate, aud john Monk We
anti ram many Last year John KcenIn, the
TaIamanv candidate. eiyed plul Atty II $50.
H. the Xllrh Disrrcs there s probability ~ the kf
publcans Gaining As-embymaL The district Is |
clsc and tner. are Democratic candiGltes IN the
field Robert II StIaian IL thc Republican candidate
james DAILY TaDmans, and hehael Gallagher amt shi
many Last ceur This district carried BY the TAM
many candidate, by IS uajortty- - 49,.
IL IL generally believed tie XVIII District JOhn
A. Foley tie Iamnauy candidate VIII b. elected Inc
llstI.I .lrlgy n-nn.InLc ald LLe LaInL-ny or.tn