The New York herald., 1877-10-28

vews but the partisans Oh both sides maintain their
AS to tho largo msjorty which Scholl may expect
Thomas T. H. EccIcsinc has plitcd by Tam.
many Hall IN tho Eighth district against Francis N.
Blxby, VINO heat E. T. Wheeler, IN 1873, by majority
OF 1896 Wheeler strong candidate and Bixuy's
victory was consequently very decisive. The German
united upon Mr. Btxby, while Mr.. EcclcAno depends
entrey upon Tamnany Hall to pull him through.
The Eightn Is now considered republican district
Last ycar the republicans elected TIER Aucr-
men, and by uniting tho anti Tammany and republican
votes there was then majority OF 1000 over Tam
many. Both candidates are opposed tho prop
crty qualification In the consl,,ut,onaI amend
mcnts, that the light will have 10 be on
Other issues. Ecccsnc's record stands
boldly ms faithful adhcrcnt OF Taminany Ha IN the
Legislature He may tnen expect 10 nave cordial
and hearty support OF his party The INTRO
duced BY Messrs. Morrissey aud Bixby, including the
bills cutting down coroners fees and Com OF
Jurors si5,e0O salary, were voted against by Eccc-
sine Another argument used by his enemies 10 mat
he voted against the appropriation Tor continuing tho
work ON tho state Capitol because orders to that effect
came from rammany Hall. Al tho last election 81 4s2
voics were cast OF which Bixby received IL, $50 and
Wheeler IL S23 IL Is likely the sains NUM- Der Of
ballots Will he cast IN this district next month The
stand Ecccsne made last session OF The Legs
laturc tor rapid transit WILL ns friends conicLd wln
nm votes that VIII clIcciualy settle Mr.. Bixby IS fate
ASSEMBLY NOMINEES.
Tnmnany Hall has not yet completed tho entire list
OF Assembly candidates. noithcr have tho combI-
nntionists The character oil nddaies either side
WITH lew exceptions, does not como up IN any way
70 That elevated standard which should be found
among our legislators Messrs l. |. Hayes, w. II.
Corsa, W. w. Astor, G. H. Duel, W. T. Gran James
Day, 81 !. Hoiohan, Luxe +. Cozans, J. y.
McDonough and ono or two others may TO classed
among those Asscmblymen who Will discharge lDcir
duties with ability This cannot be said OF all tue
others. The combinationsts are very mucn bvhind
In selecting caDd dates Al understood that cx.
Senator Moore will run for Assembly against Alex
nnder Ihan IN tho Twenty-i -iirst district The RAPID
issue Moro very much In he On N.
When IN the senate nc was "a consistent friend
OF all measures tending 10 secure TINS bcssn to tho
Jeoplo Of New York
There is strong prospect OF the success In the THir-
teonh district oi ar. John ID Mclean, the indepcn-
silent republican candidate lie is very popular with
generally OF the district, irrespective Of party
and ihc democrats VINO ''run' tito Tammany Hall
section OF tho party In tho district AS usual made
n weak nomination, the chances OF democratic VIC
tory exceedingly sim. Mr. Mclean would be a
valuable legislator Tor the city II elected and IL is
pretty certain, judging from present ind ions tnat
the democrats VINO wish tho district houored by
1T representative OF IT'S interests will JOIN with the
republicans WHO think more oil ability in "a candidate
than OF party ciiqulsn. and give Mr Mclean "a rous-
Ing majority. There viii be iivcy contest IN tue
Fourtcenth district between Coxans aud Daily. Tne
former is backed by tho SOLID vote of Tamnany Hall
and the inhucrce which is tremendous power in the
district OF sheriff Reilly, wivsc popularity the dis
almost certain prcsago OF victory. However, Days
trends OF tho opinion that he will be elected
CozaDs was btcr opponent OF rapid transit IN tho
Legislature. When Day was q member oil the House
he ono OF It's foremost advocntes In the Sixth
district Michael Henley will IN all probability defeat
the Tanmany candidate. Inc contest between Cott-
man aud Acton ID the Eleventh promises TO be very
warm one, but as the district s what may be called
the only real Out and out republican Assembly dstrct