The New York herald., 1875-09-26

dates'' In each Assembly district whose names
being banded about but, as they have nominated
ably only obtain their own votes and be recorded
ANONYMOUSLY ''scattering' by the canvassers,
their names may we'll rest in oblivion. But the same
thing may not be said OF
THE ALDERMANIc CANDIDATES,
for is more than probable that all the present dem
ocratic members Of the Board will be renominated
Assembyman Hess, republican, Is after SimOnsons
place from the Eighth Senatorial district, and Van
COt ex-Eire Commissioner is determined IL he can 10
succeed Alderman Morris, republican. Mr.. Billings
republican, Is booked for the at large ticket where
Morris will have 70 for refuge if hard pressed in tho
Fifth Senatorial district for the district nomination
Mr. Vance is not TO be n candidate but Mr. Southwark
WIN possibly be renominated from the Sixth Senatorial
district as the lone republican star The belief that
the at large ticket to be nominated by Tammany will be
Samuel A. Lewis, John Reilly, Magnus Gross and
henry Purroy IT the question of nationality is TO
have anything TO do with the success of this ticket
Il is hard TO see how II be defeated view of the
fact that Mr. Lewis is Hebrew, Reilly an Irshman
Gross German and PurrOy "a native, and TO the
manor born" The candidates for
OWL JUSTICES
IN the nine districts that to elect Justices
thick as leaves VallOmbrosa In the lower district
Justice Quinn, who stands we'll with the Wigwam Lead
ers as faithful follower, and will get the cordial sup
port OF hr John Kelly If he stands in need of IT, will
probably be the Tammany candidate if things do not
get so mixed IN the district on the Senatorial question
on the fence until it viii be too late 10
get down on one side or the other without
being detected. William II. Maoney, it rs sad would
get The nomination II his district alone had the full say
about the matter Judge Kane will be renomnated in his
district, and if things turn well in the
they have thus far since II organized he will not be
defeated In the Seventh district candidates
plenty as shilelahs at Donnybrook fair The list
comprises, on the Tammany side, Mr. L. G. Dessaur
Mr.. Bernard f. McCahill, young lawyer; Mr.. Max
Moses and Mr. Ambrose Mcneil 1t is said that in
Mr. Moses fails to get the Tammany nomination he will
become the candidate of the opposition democracy
The republicans will nominate Mr. Walter Pinckney.
IL looks at present If there would be close contest
in this district Mr. MoGovern is backed by the
young men of the district, led by William
A Butler, j. Joseph Sculy, Thomas Carroll and
others, The considers have got Frederick Thileman
Slated j" but if Mr.. McGovern consents to become
candidate, there Will be opposition The republl
cans have not yet settled on candidate
ORGANIZING FOR WAR.
The action of the Democratic State Committee in
making its headquarters at Albany instead Of usual
in this city, has created great deal of talk among the
democrats The general opinion is that it done at
the request of the Governor that he himself might
have hand in the canvass. II he should make hlm-
self an ancilary member of the committee and can
the rural regions in his peculiar way with the
that attended his Efforts last year, the
party that wishes the Tden ticket well will have little
to complain about