New-York tribune., 1881-11-07
THE OUTLOOK IN THE ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.

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One year ago six Republican Assemblymen
were elected in this city, and there apparently no re
son why the same should not be returned to-
morrow. There possibility OF carrying one or two
pther districts but IT ia not probable
In the with District Hayes last year received
$40 votes 3465 for Carroll Bryce The Republican
pandidat, this yenr Lucas L. Van Allen, promising
Young lawyer. and a candidate who viii receive the
nnited vote OF the Republicans of the dis rct His cleo
hon may regarded AZ certain
Ih T. Brodsky is srenornnated in the With District
One wear ago received 4460 votes, to 1862 for Dan
lei Patterson Dnch in the district
pver Mr. Brodsy's course at Albany, but Republican
majority OF 500 thought to be enough to make the dis
trict safe.
John c. Nigutsch is the Republican candidate in the
Xth District He is O member Of the 18th Regiment
National Guard and popular throughout the district
One year ago C. T. Brehm, Republican, was elected re-
reivne 1856 votes 4214 for Ferdinand Levy and 702
FOR John schaer. Thomas Kronpa is the candidate of
The Comfy Democracy and Tammany Hail. and Edward
Crosse that OF Irving Hall.
Robert Ray Hamilton has again been placed in nomi-
nation by the Republicans in the XIth District One
Staples The district is Republican 10y nearly two to
under ordinary circumstances ]. H. Robb has the
TSe XIiIth District may now be deemed reasonably
certain for the Republicans. Their candidate
nbly know known throughout the district His Demo
cratic opponent is joseph s. Bosworh IT, one year ago
s07 10 A. $50 for F. NJ Deems.
The XXlst District is almost surely Republican as
The With or XIth Districts Last year William j. Trim
bic received 4,5G6 votes TO 500 TOT George L. lngra
ham Democrat The Republican candidate tins year s
Theodore Roosevelt, popular aud candidate of
very high character, while W. W. Btrew has The united
Democratic nomination. ~
Among the districts which doubtful is the IXth.
This fO- many years one OF the taunchest RepnD
Ican districts in the city. Under the new apporton
uent several Republican election districts the East
Side were added the With Assembly Distri ct
districts at the upper OF the vth transferred to
Ere Xth thus mang the da9 Later Democrats by a10t
lawyer. is the Republican candidate, James ID. McCle
land is the candidate OF Tammany and the County De-
DOcraey, and s. H. Graeme that OF Irving Hall II both
Democratic candidates remain III the race Mr.. Goldey
II the Republicans were united in the XVIII District
there would be very fair chance Of eecting Assem-
Ged-Jaeob Cooper the part of the County DemUc-
race. and C. G.. Hickox, TammaDy ana Irving Hall The
H. Mont gOnery, both announcing themselves regular.
Bat Mr. Lewis last night announced that he had with
drawn The party has been sput III that district for
Tbsre y bare possibility of eectng Republican in
tle XVIth District There three Democratic candi
dtes-ex-Police Commissioner James T. M"IriSoD,
ny PeIoeraSy' SIar9s Ga, nepsyy yr aa! dhe tEe
Republican candidate Last year James Grah@nl he
b. spinola The contest is really between Messrs MOrr
sOn aud GOss The former Il we'll known lawyer, and
tne latter is popular throughout the District,
EItn N. Cohen, the Republican candidate IN tho
XXth District, is making sharp canvass against Sam
ut d. Stewards the candidate OF the County Democracy
and Majcr James Haggerty, the candidate of Tanmay
aid Irving HalL VITA the Democratic vote DIVIDED
There is no reason why Mr. Cohen should win L.
Fhilemon jr, elected last year by majority Of only
B43.
In the XiXth District, usually strongly Democratic.
Allen r. FOnte, the Republican candidate has much
strength especially among the workinstDeD, that his
prospects are improving daily
hdR. HAMILTON AND STRENGTHENING.
raUil.cw WEED pEPRECATEs REPUBLICAN, CENsURE
OF MR.. HAMnToNs COURSE AID USES PLAIN
LANGUAGE RESPECTING TIE MAYOR.
TO ne EditOr or The Trt6HHe
SIR: ! was much surprised this morning to find
Ray Hamilton, who is a candidate for reelection to
the Assembly, accused, by leading Republican
Journal of opposing the Street-Cleaning bill. had