The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-27
POLITICAL NOTES.


Senator Pendleton is beginning to boom in Ohio.
General Butler is classed as differentiated demo.
crat by the Boston Traceier.
Some Of our republican exchanges seem to thin1
that it was Blaine who elected in Ohio.
In the Fifteenth Senatorial district tho green.
hackers have nominated c. Fred Clark for Senator.
The republicans Of the Third Assembly district Of
Westchester county yesterday renominated d. Wiley
Travis.
David S. Arnott was nominated for Alderman last
evening by the republicans OF the Eighth ward.
in Brooklyn. .
Mr.. Ewing says the Ohio republicans as q rulc
prefer Sherman, but they all inclining to com,
promise on Grant
The greenbackers of the Second district Of
Duchess county have nominated Charles Il. Simp-
son for tho Assembly.
The national greenback labor party Of the Second
Assembly district last evening nominated Constan-
tine Donoho for member Of Assembly.
Mr.. George II. Forster has accepted the Senatorial
nomination of the republicans of the Eleventh dis
trict, whose convention held on the 10th inst.
In the opinion of the Springfield Alass) Repubii+
can the conservative influence in each party 10
going make Itself felt favor OF better than
Grant and Tilden.
The Rockland county republicans yesterday nonss
mated General James W. Hustled. of westchester fos
member of Assembly, and Slas G. Mackey. of Haver~
straw, for Sheriff.
The democrats Of the Third Senatorial District
Convention. Kings county propose nominating Rove
J. Hyatt Smith for State Senator. lis republicans
opponent is ex- Mayor Schroeder.
The Washington Post is convinced that the
publicans of tho Buckeye State have no man who
can fill the place which Allen c. Thurman will We
cate in the Senate the Attn OF March. 1881. .l
The Buffalo Courier thinks the result in this stats
will be needed to decide to the influence Of the
toderal administration upon the policy and Presto
Dental nomination OF the republican party in 1880
The Boston Post remarks lit Is to the credit Of
General Devcns that he refuses take part in the
canvass in this State. He is about the only member
of the Cabinet who is not disgracng himself by po-
litical wirepulling aud absentecsm."
At the Republican Convention of tho Thirteenth
district Orange and Sullivan counties,. EX-SENATOR
Edward NJ. Madden OF Orange. was nominated fog
Senator. to succeed Daniel u. St. john of Nowburas
on the first formal ballot. Mr.. Madden accepted the
nomination.
1t having been announced. says the st. Louis
Times-Journai. that Charles Francis Adams contem-
plated trip West next month. the geese have ale
ready begun to Ay South and it has been observed
that the squirrels laying in unusually large
supply Of hickory nuts.
Il. S. Renton of tho Seventeenth ward. Brooklyn
has been nominated by the greenback-labor party
for Mayor. The same party have nominated NJ.
Newland for Register. J. Guion for Treasurer. I.
Hendrckson for County Clerk. and Ii. Meyers for
Commissioner of Charities.
Under the instructions issued by the Democratic
Committee of Fifteen, the Seventh Assembly Dis
trict Democratic Organization. rcorganizcd last
evening at a meeting which was held at No. liz
Sixth avenue, whore each election district was rep.
resented by three delegates.
Tho United Labor League. of Brooklyn. will hold
their city and county conventions this evening. The
Senatorial nominations will be- made on Friday even.
ing. and the Assembly Saturday. Their candi-
dates will be- pledged to the enactment of law giv-
ing priority to mechanics liens on improved prop.
erty.
The result in Ohio. says tho Washington Star. will
help the sherman and Blaine booms for the Presi.
dency, but will not do much for Graut. because
it tends to show that the republicans strong
enough to elect some other man and do not need to
confino themselves to single individual for throa
terms.
The republican situation in Ohio is summed mp
by the Cincinnati Enquirer follows :-'Grant for
President. Foster for Vice President. Sherman for
United States Senator. Taft for Secretary Of War or
Attorney General. aud Garfield hanging on to the
ragged edge of that long deferred promise OF the
speskership! We fancy that is a rather symmetrical
arrangement OF Ohio republican talent"
Mr.. Thomas G. Sherman. formerly clerk Of Ply.
mouth Church has written letter to Mayor Howell
of Brooklyn. congratulatng him upon his rcnom-
ination to the Mayoralty. and assuring him that he
would get many republican votes within his Nfr.
Shcarmans ~ circle OF friends. Mr.. Franklin Wood
rum the republican nominee for Mayor. has not been
kindly considered by Plymouth Church people. 10
said. since the great scandal trial.
The County Convention OF the Gcrman-Amercan
Independent citizens held last evening in Beet
hoven Hall. Fifth street. near the Dowery. About
two hundred and forty delegates In at
tendance. and tho proceedings marked
by tho utmost harmony After the credentials
had been handed in and reported favorabiy
upon by tho committee appointed for that purpose.
permanent organization effected. After brief
discussion committee on nominations was app
pointed who will select tho names of proper per
to be placed their ticket who will report al
adjourned meeting of the committed. Tho mcct-
ing then adjourned.