The New York herald., 1878-11-03
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY NOVEMBER lss-QuNrupLE

NEW YORK
trict said :-sT have been SO much occupied with my
own canvass that have not been able to give any
thorough personal canvass through the dislrcl.
and taking into consideration the judgment OF those
whom have confidence. IL seems reasonable 10
calculate upon majority OF not less than two thou
sand.
THE NOMINATIONS.
The names OF the various Assembly candidates
from this city were published in yesterdays HKR-
The following are the names Of the local candi
dates:-
COUNTY.
Tunxadng Combination.
Mayor. Augustus Scne. Edward Cooper
City Judge..........G. :. Bediord....R b. Cowiug
District Attorney .Fred'k smyth . BENZ. K. Phelps
Coroner. Michael Tuomey. Moritz Eugsr.
Greenback and Labor
Mayor. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Schell.
CiLy Judge Cunning ). Bedford.
Dstrct Atiorney......... ..Frederck Smyth.
oo branch 81 s par,y has also
inuorsed the combination county ticket
ALDKRMEs At LARGE
Greenbach and
Tammanu Combination Labor
Wm. X. Roberts. NJ ". Burns. ..Jere 7 DrscoL
Patrick keenan,. FREDERICK Fink. Vim. Leonard.
Wm z krk....-J, :. hyatt........W M LAior
VIM. Benneu.....N. Houghton. Franz SigeL
DISTRICT ALDERMEN.
Dist. Tammany Republican,
4-rhomas snIeis. ........ Matthew stewart
James J. sieyin....- ..Richsra Evans
Bryan Re,ly......... Matthew Stewart
Richard Evans
Tammany. Rep1tiican
Jonn J. Byrnes. ........J. ". Jaccbus
John DO vnes.
Gree1sbdck and Labor. Aiti- IdmBlany
Tammanu Republican
6--George Han. Joseph r. strack.
jacob 4. Ha,seli. ....... Bernard Kenny.
Grsenbdck and Labor. AMI IdmmdnI
Joseph +. Strack ...... ..Josepn 7. Strack.
Edward Costello. Bernard Kenny.
Tammany. Republican,
7-wam sauer .Berpara Bigin.
Robert Foster. r......... Robert Hall
GreeaJdck and Labor. Anti Idnsndny.
u " Ms'lS W. Snsn, S;.:;;...........
aimms,ny Repubiican
s-rhomas Carron....... Henry G. rsrlcy.
GrsSass s1sas sas sajc h,sanan sammany
WUd Tammany Repnbiican
23-henry Haner. ..........J Jordan L. Mott.
Greenback and Labor. Anti-7ammany
Jordan /. Mou. Jordan L. Mots.
THE TIcKAT.
For Mdyor-AleXanuar Jonas.
For Co,Oaer-George G. SiieOhng, M. D.
For Aide,men-dt- Large-M lchaei r. O'Reflly, Her
man schmidt, Henry Vaupel and Frederick Il. Maun.
For District Adermen-t ourth Senatorial district
WamDou and Frank Feist; sixth. julius Hoffman,,
N. D., and Louis Huck: SEVENTH Louis Frank and
tan Bssman Twenty-tnird ana TwenIy-fo wards,
James f. A0ercrombie.
For State .Seaator-Berthold W. Kaufman.
For Congress-Fitn district, alexander Frey SKID,
Isaac Bennett; seventh John ". JahsSxa; EIga.h'
Jonn ScEuck; Eleventh, jacob Be2er.
WALL STREET AND THE CAMPAIGN-THE MAYOR
AND COMPTROLLER MUST WORK HAND IN
HAND.
nf tb~ uu, rdav Ilndn nnou
the principal ocers of leaung financial institutions
along Broadway and Wall street, ana also upon sew
eral gentlemen, whose vicws in regard TO the man
agement OF the munic pal finances are at all times
listened to with deierencs and respect He was In
structed TO obtain from them replies the following
questions:
Do you think it for the best interests OF the city
that the Mayor and principal nnancial officer OF the
municipal govern inent should be IN accord, bar
nious In their views and united in their polcyY
DO you think tue progress ana welfare OF me city
would suler by having mayor ana Comptroller ~
enmiy with each other AM psrpstuay ~ discord IN
the several important bodies, such as the Board Of
Apportion nment and ,ne Sinking Fund Commission, or
winch they are botn me moersY
Do you oeIisve that The ciy VIII be benefited more
by the election OF Mr.. Augustus Schel, who Is
friendly TO Comtroler Kelly und Will aid III carrying
out his anauciai poiicy, or by the election OF Mr.
Edward Cooper, whose hostility TO NJ. Kelly is
avowed, aud who would, II Is believed and charged,
turn Mr. Kelly out oil oihcef
SINGULAR UNASiMiry.
Buell. President OF the Importers and Traders Bank.
The questions were read TO him twice and his replies
were as follows-'I think 1t most decidedly OF ad-
vantage the Mayor and Comptroller should be Of
accord. think the city's interests would suffer II
the May or and Comptroller should be At dscora. The
answers the FIRST two questions cover the last"
Mr.. L. h. Perkins. Jr., cashIer oil the same bank,
gave the following rcphes:lt would bc generally ds-
piored If the Mayor and Comptroller were not OF nc
cord. 1t would be decidedly detrimental to the cty's
interests II any discord should exist between the Two
officers OF the municipal government Nv answers TO
tho nrst Two questions comprise an answer to the
third. consider that In present circumstances the
greatest good Will grow out Of Mr. Scncs election"
Tho Bext gentleman called upon Was Mr.. Y. U.
Bao win, president oil the Continental Bank. Tue iol
loving are his aDswers:-"I am ost decideuy oi
opinion that perfect accord should exist between the
Mayor Comptrolisr. IL any discord should exist
between these municipal officers IL would be ex.
ceedngly disadvantaseous TO Tue Guys interests
consider that nj this particular time the election ot
Mr. Schell will DO VI greai importancs 10 Inc cyS
financial interests
Mr William i. jenkins, president OF tho Bank OF
America, made the following reples:-"Oi course tho
Mayor ana Comptroiier should agree ut ali tunes.
As general thing would oe injurious 10 the ctys
interests If any dIscord sbouId exist between the
Mayor and the leading financial ofhcef of the CITY,
The Mayor aud Comptroller should Oe OF accord, with
MIR. scneli ana Mr. Kelly VIII work ,ogethor. or
rather play into the interests OF party only, good
will result out II tney intend to work OF accord or
the pcnent OF tie people atarge everything wii DO
right The question now arises, WIIi lney In Tor
party or Tor the people? 1 think they VIII go Tor
party only. Under present circumstances my advice
Is better drop >cne ana Cooper aud take up
d. Babcock, president of the Chamber "i Commerce
The mercantile community hayo perfect confidence
In nim."
Nj. II. f. spauiding. president OF the Central Trust
Company listened attentivey TO the resuIDg OF the
questions, and then said:"Ihc Mayor aud Comptroi-
Ter to be OF accord III differences exist
between Two b gn munciDal officers tue Guys
interests will snner 10 The same manner as house
mold suffers when there Is uscord IA the amily Ny
answer to the last question Is virtually comprised IN
my ausw to the two otbers."
Mr. j. NJ. Mclean, president OF tho Citizons Insur-
anco Company, made tho following repnes:-"l am
most decIuedy OF opinion tnal perfect understanding
nud accord should exist between the Mayor ana the
Comptroller Inc eIty interests would suner greatly
any dscord exist between these two officers. IL
would be exceedingly neon nvesIeut and dlsag
Thougb 4 am personally friendly to M Cooper /