The New York herald., 1876-10-29

ana there be no doubt but that the frauds nave
been magnined 70 absurt proportions .,,os
The following IL partial list .. the candidates
who socn The votes o. sher fellow citizens OF NO
vcmber i:-
CONGRESSIONAL
Did Republicans Democrats
z. James Cavanagh william D. Needer
g. q chttenden. John ". Hunter
1 Solomon Splitter. Archibald M Bliss
ASSEMBLY.
i William II Rome John ~ Clancy
2 Richard II Marvin John D. Pray.
John J. Shandy.
1 runis G Bergen. James G. righc
5 " W. stephenson " Charles B Thornton.
Q. Jacob Worth John NJ Dilimeire
I. William II. King. c. |. Lyon.
& Adrian Suydam
5. Clifford Nelson John NcGroarty.
Corporal James Tauner William Barre
COUNTY CLERK
Walter l. Livingston. John Demar
COMMISSIONER cHARirlEs
John Cunningham. Bernard Midas.
JUSTICE or SESSIONS
Gilbert II. wckhain Andrew McK!bben.
COMPTROLLER.
Ripley Ropes William Burrell
George S. Kingsland. William Soaring
POLICE JUSTICE.
James W. Monk. Andrew Walsh
JUSTICES or THE pkAcx
I. W. A. Rowan. Daniel Ferry
2. James W. Ridgeway. Wilson Bloom.
g. y. W. Obernlor. Ludwig Semler
ALDERMEN.
l. Clarence /. Burnett
C. W. Atken. D. NJ Coroett.
g. Thomas Shovn.
l. A. 5. Rowey Fredcrck W. Philips.
o. Francis Barber. William H. Murtha
H. $. NJ Grlswold. William II. Shipman.
la W. H. Ray. Anson Ferguson.
l5 John Dawes. John P. ornsbee.
II. w. ColtrelL John A. Connolly.
l9 A. D. Bard.
Il Frederick 5igris.. Martin H. Duane
% y. b. Fisher
25 Rober. Hill James T. Easton.
SUPERVISORS
2. William Reed. John Gallagher.
4. George W. Brush. George 6. sexton.
9 John D. Byrne
8 Daniel Ryan
10. John T. Moran.
IL John Curran
Ia. James kicrney.
ID Victor Eyer. Joseph Burger.
Is. George l. Coneriy, George =. Brown.
20 Alexander Walker. Hormanus b Hubbard
22 ADram Vaudeville
"a l.. Richardson. w. II Fleeman
The reform democrats or sIoeumtes have nomi.
Bradley, who was prominent member OF the last
legislature Tor several years chairman OF the
regular Democratic General Committee OF the county.
ln ehc Third district Peter Fogarty has been chosen
by the reiormers 10 defeat tho aspirations OF the
regular nominee for Assembly ". NJ lv'ns TO
what strength there Is IN slocumsm Tor Assembly
In the Fourth district. Mr. John T. Moran,
who has been renominaed for Supervisor
on tho regular democratic ticket IN tho
Tenth ward, or the largest and most
influential wards In Brooklyn, has been brought into
prominence during the past year Hc made bold
fight aud successful against fraudulent weight
the matter Of coal issued to the poor OF Brooklyn last
week BY certain county contractors, and has also
Printing and ON the Committee on Laws and Appl,ca-
tions 10 the Legislature. Hcrmanus b. Hubbard. who
has been nominated for Supervisor In the Twentieth
ward, IS a lawyer and will it is claimod by
his friends, give his rival, Alexander Walker.
lively brush for "tho honors" Captain
Daniel Ferry, the regular candidate OF his
party. for Justice OF the Peace, FIRST district has
shown strength both inside and outside the political
lines Dy OF his hold upon tho respect OF the c
IONS who have known HIM MS faithful and efficient
police Official for twenty years past Justice John Dol
"a I'M
stituents express certainty OF his 1t appears
10 DO conceded that John Cunningham who has the
republican and independent democratic nomination
for Com OF Charities will crowd his opponent
Bernard Midas, in the conflict OF the ballot Tor that
Office There will be torchlight procession and rati
cation mass meeting OF democrats on Thursday next
The meeting Will be addressed by Senator Herman.
ILLEGAL REGISTRATION IN BROOKLYN.
fore the supervisor OF Elections yesterday on charge
OF illegally registering In the First district Of the
Eleventh ward He gave ,0oo bail to await examina-
tion on November II. .s.s.'e-.~are y. ss
Patrick McGnlcy arrested for illegal registry In
tho First district. First ward. He released on
bail
George Bainbrdee, who registered from No. Henry
street, also arraigned before the Supervisor Hc
registered in the Fourth district OF the First ward He
claims have slept tho residence given tho past
two months, but he Jailed 10 verify the statement and
was sent to jail IN default of 81, 900 bail
Philip Murphy, arrested on Friday last for illegal
registry In the Eleventh ward released bail in
tho sum OF 81. 500 yesterday. Other
tcmplstcd by the United States deputy marshals who
have large batch OF warrants TO execute Great
complaint Is made against the system OF arrest and ad
journmcnt pursued, as II dcprvcs tho parties sc
treated Of the right to vote mt the next election
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