New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
Tue SENATE CANDIDATES.
ruAsrs OF rnl COTFIcIs II TIE DiIF+HENI
DISTRICTS.

PHASES OF THE COTcuCTs - TIE DIFFERENT
DISTRICTS
In the matter Of Senate nominations inc
parlies and factions 70 b. watching oacd other
Thus far the Republicans have named candidates. III
ONLY fbroe Of the Senate Districts In Tie VIII, which
,cipdes Richmond County, staten Island there will BE-
oply two active candidates The Republican vote in
the District IS so small that will take nomina
lion save as a compliment Senator Edward Hogan mas
beeu ranominated by the County Democracy. His OPP
pqnent Is John G. Boyd, TOnbs lawyer WHO has heeh
selected by Taminany Hail. apparently without much
dea of clscting hin General Uanicl T. s.cAes was
the original candidate OF T0umany Han, and lad he
remained in he field the light would probably have been
a xvar,n one Two years ago Senator Hogan beat Bis
Democratic opponent, ex-COrODer Cornelius flynn, ny
e5O5 votes IN total Of 2lG1L'
There will be a sharp Eight in The With District
Thomas T. Grady il the Tamuany candidate lie Is OPP
posed by Jacob secbacher the present senator who mas
been nominated by the County Democracy. The Rc-
tbcans have as yet placed candidate in tile held
Two wears ago Mr. Eeebacher received II lG3 votes 10
57O5 for Peter H. J9bes, Irving Hail. and lG17 Tor
Philip s. Warner, Republican The conditions are now
however reversed. Then Mr. Scebacher was the TAM
many candidate. Now he is the candidate of the OPPOSE
ton. Nevertheless he rs popular, ana al te hulcois
point to q warm contest.
In the With District James DAILY, former member OF
Assembly is the candidate OF Tammany and Irving Hail
Tie Republicans may place German in the field Nj.
DAILY was beaten in 1875 by Caspar ABaade Wn0receV-
cd 1871 majority
There is an unsatisfactory condition of things in the
With District Some of the Republicans have placed
In nomination Frederick s. Gibbs. This selection is dis
liked by many Republicans, who declare that they VIII
not vote Tor him. General Henry T. Tremaine has been
/ named independent candidate The prODaDintles
are that both viii withdraw, and candidate VIII De
named whom all Republicans can unite Ine dlsflc
GA z fair and full vote is undoubtedly republican,
and il is felt by many Republicans that II would be an
outrage ii is lost because candidate Is placed IN the
field the better class OF Republican Votcs VIII NOT
nader any circumstances for. John W. Browning,
who beaten by 80 votes TWO years ago Dy ROBERT H.
Srahan total poll of DISCO votes has received the
not such would justify Republicans III voting
Tor him. 80, w., VIII.
where f. r. SpnOla, the Tammany candidate, Is pltted
aCans; eX-Assemblyman James Fitzgerald Tue latter
il clever and popular, ana hls lrlehds assert that
he can beat the Tammany warrior The district
ago Republican candidate was run Then frames NJ.
Bixby Ta!ninany, received l2,4H votes 20 1741 for
John T. Fellows Irving Hall. This fail, however Sena-
tor Bixby was seeking denomination IRON the county
Democracy and it is asserted that many OF the local
leaders who yeas supported Senator BlxDy VIII
Tue Xii District with proper work, is Republican
district There no Intelligent or wealthy con
suency in the United states to DC found within
carried Icy W. W. Aston by vote OF $3.50 10 lot
Charles 4. Jackson. The Republicans nave TINS year
placed in nomination James TalcOtt, wealthy lnef-
chant There is why he should not carry the
district ES-justice Joseph hOcn mas ncth nominated
hJ>iaEmany Han aud approved 10y lrNihs II Ill t,,
In the Xih District the Republicans nave NOMINATED
eA-Alderman V. X Cooper; the Iammany ana irving
Hall candidate is f. 7. Greanor, ana TIE county De
uucrac1has nominated Thomas G. 4. EcceSine. rms u
Senator F0rsers district Two years agD lac carried II
by the following vote: George ii. Forster I,suZ
Thomas C. +. EcclCsne, 7176; John b. Haskins, Tam
very strong canvass and the Republicans Wi! need To
be up ana doing TO retain the district