The New York herald., 1876-10-16

honor there ex-Congressman William 4. Robin
son, whose efforts In behalf OF the imprisoned
Irish-American citizens In England during his
term In Congress won for him the sobriquet
OF '';he gentleman from Ireland. and who would
run well in the district II nominated; Mr.. T. ". r.
Taimsge, eI-Assembyman, eI- and Mr. w z Lpoy'
President OF the Citizens Gaslipht Company MT.
come out publicly for Tlden, and has spoken at sew
eral meetings in favor OF "a change" Mr. John r.
Henry, james A. Briggs and Colonel Cavansgn are "a
the field for the republican nomination. Ex-Governor
Lowe may be the combination selection however
In the Third Congressional district, republican by
several thousand majority, :. B. Chttenden, tho
present Representative, will be renominsted Super
visor Demas Strong republican, Of tho Eastern Dis
trict, is also a candidate.
In the Fourth Congressional district Archibald NJ.
Bliss liberal republican, the present Representative
will be renomnatsd by the democrats The combina-
ton Will also put up man in the Fourth. George q.
Bennett would not object to be that man.
ASSEMBLY,
The race for Assembly is moro lively than hereto
fore, tho term being for two years and the salary
81, 500 per year The leading aspirants may DO
enumerated IL The order set forth
First Dstrict-fDaniel Bradley, democrat; no re-
publican named
second District-*Jonathan Ogdon, republican; !;
Charles Pleasauce. democrat
Third Distrct-James Terry or Ed Toohil, demo-
Gratis; Y. Masters, republican
Fourth Dlstrici-*T. v. 2. Talmage, democrat; no
fnh D'slrc.-w. W. Goodrich. republican; no
democrat named.
Sixth DISTRICT. Worth George Wren, rcpubli-
cans; Jacob Maerry, democrat
seventh Dlstrct-Jumos Murphy, independent demo-
crat and republican; M. Lyon, democrat
Eighth Dstnct--*Adrian Suydam, republican; Ser-
nnrd Sllverman, democrat
Ninth Distrct--aJo ohm McGroarty or J. Albion demo-
Gratis; +. B. Fisher, republican.
.Members of last Legislature
ALDERMEN
Tho leading men in the for the Common Couu
Gil from the odd numbered wards are as iollows:-
FIRST Ward-Repubican, Burnett; democrat, not
known.
Third ward-Repubcan, Captain d. Aitken and B.
E. Lewis democrat, Joseph Piatt.
Fiiih Ward-Republican, none, democrat. Thomas
Shevn.
seventh ward-Repuolican, Edward Rowley; demo-
crat, David NJ. Stone.
Ninth Ward Republican, Norris Fitzgerald; demo-
Gratis, William Murtha or d. U'Connel
Eleventh Ward-Rcpublican, - Griswold demo-
crat. William Shipman.
Thirteenth Wari-Republican, William II. Ray; dem
Ocrat, J. w. Coo.
Fifteenth ward-Rcpubican, John Davies; demo-
crat, Charles Douglass.
Seventeenth ward--Rcpublican, A. Cottroll; demo-
crat, George kingsand
Nineteenth wsrd-Republican, Colonel Beard demo-
crat, j. Guthrie
Twcn.y-ar ward-Repubcan, J. scgrst; demo.
crat. N. Bc:torman.
Twenty third Wsrd-Republican, James +. Elvey;
democrat, nothing decided upon.
Twenty-lith Ward-Repubcan, James +. Hoyle, oil
Hill, the present Aldermen. The democrats have not
selected their candidate.
The democratic conventions which are to be held on
Tuesday (to.morrow) will probably adjourn with .thC
true inwardness OF gaming tmc TO more closely
the movements OF tho republicans before perfectlne
the ticket Monday, October 23, will be the last day
OF registration. The indications that the vote o
Kings county on November will not full far short o.
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