The New York herald., 1877-09-23
THE ASSEMBLY States,


1t is rather carry IN The campaign yet to deter
niue VINO Will be the successui candidalcs Tor
members oil ASSEMBLY IN the twentyonc districts of
this city. One thing can be sad, however, that win
90 from THIS city next January is not likely 10 DC
very brilliant or ovcrou, ,deneu with tho necessary
training to qualify them for Legislative labors
An important consideration bearing upon the Assem-
bly, contests is the lact that nearly, II not ALL tho
VINO voted against Ecccsnc's Rapid Transit b IN tue
last Legislature arc 10 be rcnominated. Thor names
arc as toilows:-
William N Gorsa rep.A Elliott c. Cowdin lrcpl
Christopher Fleckc tden.b Michael Heaiy dem,
Martin Nachtman (dcm X. n. Strahan (rep J. James
L. Coulter (dem.) Luke f. Co(zans dem. J. Z. j.
Langbcln (fsp.), rank op'hola acm
The voters Oi his metropolis VIII do we'll bear
action oi these Assembly men III mind they como
before them Tor their suhraRcs They tried suhe
the great boon oil RAPID transit Tor which millions
people have pray cd tUr a number OF years.
rue canaiates in the several districts as numer-
Gus as the members of all tho general committees of
the different parties combined. Tweed's wonderful
stories, more captivating than that oil the Arapan
Nights" have gwen those gentomeu tho opiulon nat
Albany is Tho mig BonanzAr where thou.
sands OF dollars can be made by the strok,
OF lead pencil in the hands of such won.
deriul magicans MS A. ID. Barber ABE" Van vecnlen
ana other distinguished gentlemen oi their calling
But the noviccs must be soon deceived There are no
more iwccds or fisSs TO corrupt senators aud Assem-
biymcn. The "b0ncs" ~ Albany are now exceedingly
lew and lar between. lno entcrprising gentlemen
who small salaries at reputable occupations n,
New York had better Dc content with their Iots iLe
days OF the LOBBY are practically State Cap.
ital change has come. ana ,ha 100, ior the better
BE consoled, then, gentlemen, IN tho ormaton
Mediate, with Byron, On the lines
We.p not that the world change; did IL keen
stable. cnanscess course, 'swere cause 10 weep.
Tammany's .'ox-Boss" has caused this oi,ango
Probably many OF our local statesmen viii excIam
that TINS change, iDdccd, 'were cause to wcepD
THE DISTRICT CANDIDATES
The following is list oi tho most prominent apdi-
dates Tor Assembly for nomination the districts.-
Ftrst-iaiuniuUy, john j. BerrIgan; inuepeudcnt
(Which means probable combination BET weci rc,,nn
anu outside democratic organizations) Micuacl
e. Murphy.
Second--Tammany, Thomas +. Grady; independent.
WIiilain Bury
Th,ro-- rammany William MoIntirc, Thomas Smith
anu joan u rr en- hide pendent, james Hayes
Fovrth-TamnIany, John CALVIN; independent An.
sust Sclanci and H. ). Brasscl
Ftfh-TanIinany, H. VI. Fox and Peter Mitchell: in.
dependent, Jonn Purcell
Sirth-iammany, Jacob Scebachcr; Independent
Louis Hcrlich.
Screnth--lammany, II. ~ Twombly; independent.
!. l. iiaycs.
E,yhti-rammany Martin Nachtman and Phiup
Benjamin; independent, Jonn Taeiss
NrnM-rammany, J. Ii. Browning; independent
William II Corsa.
TenM-Tammany, Christopher Flecke; independent
Fred r. UnbekauL
Eicrsnth-Iammany, James Mcconnell; indcpcn-
dcLt Elliott u. C0wdin
Tpei1h--ranmany, Maurice +. Holohan; indepon.
dent, not mentioned as yet
Thirteenth-rammany, Theodore Rich; independent
X. H. Strahan.
Overwhelmingly, Luxe +. Cozans, Edward
Fagan Peter Kew and John A. Foley; independent
Wnlam Cushman
Fy;ecata-- lammany, James q. mond; indepcn-
dent, Andrew Wagner.
,SLrfcennh--fammany, Frank Spinola; independent
hav vo not named u candidate yet
erentee,N't-rainnany, James II. Coulter; inda-
pendent, no caddatc yet.
Etghtexnas-TnE rs TIE Kcly.o Brlen.croker dis,