The New York herald., 1876-11-05
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.
THE CANVASS cLosED-GoISo BEFORE THE
PKoPLx-sIrUATIox-LI OF cANpIDArEs-
RETURNS on TUESDAY NEXT.
The canvass in Kings county, which may be said to
have virtually closed last night. has been very
citing one for the past three weeks. Nothing that
political ingenuity could suggest upon any side. by
either party. has been lett undone
the polls which will opcn at sunrise Tuesday next
There have been serious and threatening revots
against tho management and tactics of both demo-
cratic and republican party managers who have sought
impose upon the rank and file Of the respective po
litca armies unwecome standard oearerx There have
bccn faction fights and bitter expressions OF vengeance
tho part of disappointed aspirants Reconciliation
has been rejected In many instances, and condition
OF affairs uron local issues and prospective sue
cess or defeat has been brought about
such as has never before come under
the observation OF the oldest observers upon the
political battle ground in that county. Republicans
who are dissatisfied threaten to cut the democrats
placed Tn the fusion ticket oil their party simply be-
cause they as democrats. vote for Tildeu and
Hendricks On the other hand this very opposition
is an element strength the sesane candidates
It gives them many votes from the democratic party.
The latter party is strong only in its state national
county and judiciary tickcta Tho democrats will,
doubtless return 10 Congress William Veeder, from
the Second district, and Archibald ~ Bliss from the
Fourth district Republicans arc confident oil re elect
ing s. b. Chittenden, from the Third district, though
he pittcd against very popular candidate In the
person OF General Thomas ). Dakiu, the hero oil Daily.
mount and Creedmoor rifle ranges. The struggle Tor
victory in the election Of members OF .Le Com; ON;
numbered wards, is very warm, as the new
Board OF Aldermen viii have the dis,ribntioV Of ali
Muun 1hA lQrsl
al present constituted is republican, and they are
lo.t to surrender thcr hold 10 their adversarcs at
this i'm portant epoch Tho best informed democratic
politicians agree Kings county, which has voting
population OF o4 0O0 will give their national and State
ticket IRON 900 to 900 majority while republicans
conccdc them 600 to IL 900 majority. There are
upward OF 9S 900 voters registered IN The l6l election
OF the twenty-five wards Of Brooklyn and II
feared In many Of the districts difficulty VIII be
experienced in getting tho entire vo,c in the ballot
boxes within the prescribed tmo for voting Tho line
viii therefore have stand patiently in such districts
II they desire tv Tuesday next. The following
is list OF the candidates TO DO voted ior:-
CONGRESSIONAL.
flames Cavanagh. $3.50. William d. veedcr.
as b. ch.tsendcn. Thomas s. Dakin.
CornweilG Macy tind)
4-Soomon Spitzer. Archibald M Bliss.
ASSEMBLY.
William IL Romo. John N. Clancy.
Daniel Bradley tnd
2-Richsrd N. Marvin. John D. Pray.
3-James Calinan und.). John J. Shandiy.
4-Tuns g. Bergen. james g. Tghe.
5-W. W. Stephenson. w. Charles b. Thornton.
6-Jacob Worth. ......... John NJ. Dlllmeire.
7--William II. King.......C L. Lyon
S-Adrian Suydam Thomas Eanes
o-S Clifford Nelson. 49,. John McGroarty.
REGISTER.
Corporal James Tanner. William Barre
COUNTY CLERK.
Walter l.. Livingston. John Delmar.
COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES
John Cunningham Bernard Midas
JUSTICE or
Gilbert II. Wickham. Andrew Mckibbcn
COMPTROLLER.
RiDleV RODcS. William BurrOlL
AUDITOR
George S. Kingsand. 49,. William ScarinG
POLICE JUSTICE
James W. Monk. Andrew Walsh
JUSTICES or THE PEACE.
wv. A. Rowan. a.......... Daniel Ferry.
2-James W. Ridgway. y. Wilson Bloom.
o-F. W. Obernicr. ...... Ludwig Semier.
ALDERhEM
l--CIareuoo L. Burnett. Robert G. Anderson.
sc. W. Aitken. ID. NJ. Corbett.
5-Pa,riCk shannon. 49,. Thomas shevlin.
IA s Rowley. y............F Frederick W. Phillips.
S-srsncs b.aosr w,,,,a '''sm a. M MurnA
" william Palmer ana
l5-John Davies. .......... John =. Ormsbce
Nv. Cottrell. John A. Connolly.
19-A. D. Baird ..... samuel Guthrie
2l-Frederick sigriss. Martin H. Duane
s. N. Main tnd.)
23-F. b. Fisher. .......... Henry Belden
9--i,oosr. Hill James I. Easton
SUPERVISORS.
z-William Reed. John Gallagher.
4-Gcorgc W. Brush. ...... .George q Sexton.
O. John b. Byrne.
s. Daniel Ryan.
1O-F McGrath. John I. Moran.
l2- John Curran
IA James Kiernsy
lU-Victor Eyer. Joseph Burger.
1s-George l.. Coverly. 90. George q. Brown.
2O-Alexandcr Walker. -. .Hcrnapus b. Hubbard
22-E. Egolf. Abram Vaudeville
AL Richardson. W. H. Fiecman.
WHERE TIE RETURNS.
On Tuesday night the earliest returns OF the result
Of the elections In the City OF Churches and from all
parts OF tho United states will be exhibited 10 the
people OF Brooklyn by the New YoRk HERALD stere-
optlcon from the. roof OF the Exchange building in
tie most central location attainable at the junction OF
Fulton street and Myrtle avenue. In that locality the
desire OF the multitude for tho earliest figures
able by telegraph will be saated without cost to the
spcctator-repu0,csn, democratic or independent
District Attorney Winchester Brtton. OF Kings
county, yesterday addressed a mmuncation to
Police superintendent Campbell, Brooklyn directing
the attention OF the latter official to practice which
has prevailed in that city Of circulating printed lbcs
on candidates just preceding an election, Mr..
Britton says 'the practice is not only illegal and
criminal hut n q the punlic in nterosta