, 1876-02-27

tonen. strohT temperance man, Is fayoretly
received. Ex-Ald. Hickey is also spoken Of.
4 feeling which has grown up among the Bo-
henians and other unrepreseuted natlonalitle1
in tue Seventh is likely to bring forth caudi-
date who vill make strone fight
TEE g1GHr4.
In the Eighth Ward Aid. Hildreth will meet
determined opposition, it appears, from fresh
moyal OF 9 certain popular employe Of the Board
Of Public Works. it ia said. ho has forfeited tue
friendship Of men in the ward who have in q
great measure heretofore assisted him to q seat
in tho Council. Men with grievances in such
wards as the Eighth fight hard AID. Mcdonald
has not yet announced his intention to run.
The new candidates most prominently men
toned arc Richard Collins, Henry RugeE. and
Peter Moss. The firEt-naned has been election
eer;ng extensively, it is said ever since tho last
election. When it is claimed he was thrown y
by treacherv in the Opposition camp. EuGer is
There is considerable talk about Capt. Nc
Greth being III tho field. II lie IL, there ID un-
doubted}y fun ahead in the Eighth. The Cap
tziu for Republican. can ca,nnand more votes
from the Opposition than can be easily counted
The names of tue following are mentioned IN
the Ninth Jamos O'Dgicu and T. F. Bailey, tho
present incurnLents; ". 3. Bateham. frank
Lawlo:, ]. ". Na:!le, George Powell, Edmund
po.cl! John Lusscn, Jeremiah Flynn, Louis
Falcy, and Edmund Morrison George Powell
aud ". B. Baseham have represented the ward
before and gaye satisfaction, especially the lat
ter. That either OF those Ccnuemen will run is
rather doubtful.
That tho Ninth Ward will produce several
more candidates there is no question ANY
number OF men can be found to sacrifice them
selves hero at o moments notice. The Ninth Is
q hard place to run in, The district being divided
into elements OF the most discordant kind. 1t
was here that John Comiskey, the present Clerk
light Of his political existence, and he is the
father OF Aldermen up here, having served
about eleven years in tho Common Council.
This is longer term by far than any man ever
served, or over will serve, the Ninth in the Com
mon Council.
The record Of ". 8. Dateham while in the
Common Council is remembered By many OF the
best citizens ia tho Ninth, and it is arlently
hoped that he will consent to again placo him.
self before them.
THE TENTH.
AID. Woodman and Clark, Of the Tenth, will
probably be ia he field again The nance arc
mentioned. also. OF Alvin Salisbury. r. G. Fec
ney, Conrad, Michael Legden, aud Thomas
Cough. Tho friends OF both OF the present in
cumbents are quite numerous, and will work
hard to return them to their seats,
THE ELEVENTH.
The candidates IN the Eleventh Ward are lc
sion. The following names are selected: Louis
S1cyers, Andrew II. Smith, H. s. pau!son, Hugh
Bradshaw, Angus MCGOWAN, Henry AcEhoT,
John Cullen, John Crsak, John Hanncgen, Mar
tin Crow, Dennis Cal1aEhan, and John Mc1neryn.
The present Aldermen, White and Gunderson,
will hardly run again.
Ar. Smith, who ia manufacturer OF sash,
dcors. and blinds, Is considered the strongest
nan that could be brought forward, and would
muster the respectable force Of tho ward euc-
cessfully, it is presumed. To elect man Of this
kind in the Eleventh the most energetic work is
necessary. us the material for cliques hereabouts
is PROBABLY unsurpassed anywhere.
THE TWELFTH
The Twelfth Ward will undoubtedly return
Aid. Heath, IT, that gentleman runs. Tho most
prominent new name ye! mentioned. perhaps, is
thu. of Smith c. Storer. It is eaid AID. Heath
has been approached upon the subject OF the
Mayoral:y. It is not known that Aid Waterman
will run again
In tho Thirteenth Ward q strong candidate
will be found in Judge Polly, highly-respectcd
citizen. The present Aldermen, Cuse aud Camp
bell, may be III the heid.
TIE FOURTEENTH
In the Fourteenth Ward the Americans and
Gcrman-Republicans will probably throw AID
Quitk OCT in tho cold. Very small account ia
said to be made Of tho Irish Republicans up there.
AID. Cleveland. it is conceded, eau have the
Mdermanship again without any trouh1e. That
Cleveland will run, however, is not Jet certain.
II he should decline nouination, ex-Ald- Gill
would accept it aud secure Cieveiand's support.
Louis Wolf. Charles Dixon. and callaghan
are also spoken OF.
TIE FIFTEENTH.
AID Ryan will run again IN tha Fifteenth
AID Eckhards il as yet undecided While in the
Council. it appears, Ryan has made great many
new and earnest friends Tor hmseif. His elec-
ton is considered pretty certain just now.
Other candidates uan,ed arc +. a. E. Mas,
John Schoenemano. John Dunnebeck, 3lartin
Casey, Alex Ra1en, Thomas Walsh, Henry Elee-
dsch, Elwig, and John Wickels (scandinavianB),
and William Donovan
It is said that Mas can easily be elected, be-
ing possessed Of an unlimited amount OF that
material which makes 1t so pleasant for " the
boys in the Nolling-mlll District on election
day. Alex Rafen seems popular and will run
we'll Dunnebeck is also spoken OF IS strong. -
THE SIXTEENTH.
Tho aspirants for A1dermsnic honors in the
Sixteenth Ward are few. The present incu1n-
bents Stout and A1ahr, rll run again, and feel
confident OF reelection.
Capt. De Puy, an American Of French descent,
and large property-owner, is enthusiastically
spoken Of By numerous circls. He has his
tickets out already, and is working like \ beAyer
Another candidate Is Eugene aattlG.
TILE SEVENTEENTH
In the seventeeath Ward the names Of Aid
Lengacher, Peter 4 Schumacher, and Hugh