New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05

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- a. B. GETTING. J. BlendeTman'
Ao''-.'''''''''' l. Finkemier H. hag rih
Is........ 6. W. Williams. Chas freshman
on (John French; II. j. Hubbard.
90 " A. Fritz CRIB Krogagaard
- 5John Dryer Geo Je sl,l;.
S4''.-''''-'''''( c. SiuiS W. & MCKINNEY
SUPERVISORS. ,.,
S''''' John Cullen.
{W. j. Ryder. T. 5. HazeltOn
Wilii,m shaw J. J. Ladley.
,y''''--'''''''' Il A NJ Iuhrs James HYDE.
y ''''''' A l. Crowell. Vim. III. Manning.
,5............ J.. IL. Snyder P. Cullinan.
y {Thos H. RusE Hugh Zoble.
20 "WcDonId Alfred Kemp.
39''-----'-'--'' Tb1rnas Cobb G.. W. Anderson
23....... Ernst. Nathan. C!auduS bealy'
2j.............. Peter Van Colt Pump SuiiN'h'
The names in italics in the column are those Of indie
pendent Democrats
The Republicans confident that they Will elect the
greater portion Of their ticket The nominal majority OF
the Democrats in Kings County is from 5000 to 1000
providing the candidates upon each side are equally
Good and that there extraordinary circumstances
70 weaken the position OF the Democrats This year
"Boss Mclaughlin has put in nomination peculiarly
weak ticket against strong Republican one, and there
nro many other causes which tend at the present tine
20 cripple the Democratic forces
Al the head OF the Democratic ticket, for the Office OF
DistrictAtorucy is Winchester Brittou who has not
recovered from the results Of his trial FOR malteasance in
o7oe anl his suspension by Governor Dix. His afGla-
ron with tie Boss and his intimate relations with
MIN during the past three years, have done stl more 10
seyerai t5oTsaud behind biz ucket in 1874 Mr. Drt-
t0us opponent the Republican ticket, General Isaac
e sS San O, bo PSr. sni OD wherever So hS
appeared during the present canvass me ththu-
t Min the recsntions OF Mr. Britton in the few
public meeting. into which he Ia1 yeninTta; Gr9crai
1atn prosecuting his canvass Wi energy throusout
TIE county. Republican leaders VINO nave watched the
canvass closely prophecy his election by 5000 majority.
since tine change OF the municipal patronage during Tie
pat week from the hands ~ c ring TO the control Of the
isno Have v xnectaiion Of Alr Button election tits
said that Nj ByIttOn himself has gwen mp al hopes Of
THe democratic nominee for Auditor. Maurice Ftz-
sGII fii ~ on,ly rerudgtcd bv the better element
among the Democrats. Another name on The Democratic
Ticket that helps to weaken IT,, is that Of Harmon V.
The charge made by Ripley Ropes member o. tue state
Board Of Charities, that last year. IN s,orns district Of
every dollar appropriated to the poor - cents were
expended distributing it, is statement to which no
answer has cen attempted Tie only name on me ring
sket which p' PoSe aR ny c598J Tlso. ]Ea
o. samuel pp tdrTaa at the present t'"'Iy ac
both because ne les mover ehelcd against the Boss
eectlons having held nearly every prominent city and
county ONCE, the Mayoralty down He has opposed
Mortimer C. Ogien, and not few predict tho atters
success. The nomination on sStolday hknt 81 henry
1ou,! {iaras,s tciet n Is claimed that Mr. D1n1np
nomination will 60 far 70 insure the election OF the entire
Tbe can date for Justice OF the Supreme Court Calvin
i Pratt and Henry a. Moore, the nominee for County
judge, ore the present ncum6enJs ana have been re
not partsans and have given great satisfaction TO the
IoIn r Henri the Republican candidate for Mayor Of
BrookIyn has steadily gaining strength since The
beginning OF the political revolution last week His
friends are working WIN great energy. Inc pre-
election o; lis success s based upon his marked per
which ordinarily give large Democratic majoIilics,
aud The cordially with which tho party has united IN
energy and Integrity The Democratic candidate James
Jnweil ir was nominated the dlctatiOn OF Boss"
ND ina VII 10
mig. Tie has made much money out Of contracts for
fuDplying iron the city. The most sanguiue OF his
friends have reduced the majority by which they fret
claimed his election, from 5000 70 1000 or 5000 The
cection of Mayor is generally regarded very doubt
fu ISSUE depending largely upon The energy shown by
each side tomorrow.
Ihege are two Senate Districts in Kings County-the
IId ana the IIId In the ia the Republican nominee
Eugene d. BerI the Democratic. james T. Pierce. Mr..
Berri Is * Assemolymau Last year he ran against
John Dclnar very strong candidate for tie Office OF
nearly 1000 majority. TIE vote, tomorrow, will hc
much lighter than Al that time but MI BERT believes d.
IS one OF the most popular men in the party in Kings
County and ms past record IN The Senate gives him great
strep Iii now. 10 carry the TIA senate strict against
The ring VIC NAYS as a'S i % tS non a nom -
Robinson was formerly Member OF Congress and be
eSng The large irish population Of he district
will give their support and the defeat OF Jacobs b.
I'M the Isl Of the nine Assembly Districts Of Kings
has nominated oy McLaughln as the REGULAR can
didate aud opposed 20 him u Daniel Bradley whose re-
10y the independent Democrats ma. Dtcn ai
proved by tho kepubi cans There II no DOUBT Oh Mr.
iradleys election 20 his fourth term IN me Assembly
Tho contest IN the ia District between Benjamin b.
unpkus the Republican, and John b. McyeuOOrg, the
I.t1ocratic nominee vi be very close with the prODa-
hues in favor OF the Democrats. The Republicans Of
tbe ma District have given Mp all efforts To elect
candidate in district 40 overwhelmingly Democratic,
aud have made nominations The Democrats nOinl-
mated John j. shandey Win Robert " Fielding as
her caud date 90 the IYth District the Republicans
rfug hard fight against Charles j. Henry, the candi
d@te of Mclaughlin. A considerable number Of Demo
cr,ts will support the independent Democratic candi
d.ta T.l A. @ 'idCU In the EgItH ana ICltn wards
The Democrats divided into rival factions IA the
e.cou of Alderman. These QuaTrs VIII all work for
80 ADVANTAGE OF Nj Fielding, who
noDular candidate and, although the district l.
H. ~. Vfb District the candidates william H. War
- ON tie Republican, and George D. Abbott on the
IIeun.r9tic ticket. The district is Republican. aud M
WornT cannot be defeated although great Efforts are
IIIijcaus have nominated Charles II. Russell against
Msurice H. FlYn, but without hope OF overcoming the
80 democratic majority. Adrian NJ suyd1m the Re
,wflicau nominee iu the Win District VIII, without
amt defeat John Douglas the regular nominee OF inc
Dsmocrtts The contest between joan r. suhson' the
ienubicau candidate and John II. Berger, tdc Demo
cTfc nominee ia the XIII District, viii De very c,ose
Mayor Schroeder, who presided az naeo-ihccllhe Oh
BrOoflyn Republicans, on SATURDAY sVSnns '"f f i
ed The Republican party on tue Withdrawal OF hchael
COey from the ticket, ana then spoke OF Hie leoen'
cb.nSe in he city government The new COMMISSIONERS,
- sad were pledged reduce the cltyr expenses from
% 10 so per cent John j. Henry e4pIesoeI lHe Aop5
mai the entire Republican tckct would be elected, ana
ITeed cyery Republican for General Catlln, mo
had cft limb the field Of battle. After John W. lar-
mon had repeated his charges against hr hO"ci, tIo
a Iinging appeal for Republican activity. lie spoke IN
o,inC terms OF General caln and his heroic record
Addresses were also made by l. ID. BerT Il ", Ienny,
General Gates and others.