The Evening critic., 1882-10-11
Nominations for Congress Yesterday

New Jersey-soventh District, William Nc
AdOo, Democrat.
Ponnsylvania-Tenth District, j. 8. Biery, of
Allentown, Republican, william Mutchler,
Democrat.
massachusetts, Seventh District, L. f. Stone,
Republican; Ninth District, Theodore Lyman,
Civll-Servico Reformer.
conneetsut-Fonrth District, Edward W.
william W. Eaton, Democrat.
New York--Thirtieth District, John Van
yoorhis, Republican; Seventeenth District, II.
q. Burleigh, Republican: Fourteenth District,
Lewis Beach, Of orange, Democrat; Thirteenth
District, John II. Ketcham, Republican;
Thirty-second District, William F.. Rogers,
Democrat, j. o. Hazelton, prohibitonlst.
Political Points.
The Democratic Convention for the Fifth
judicial District OF Maryland yesterday nom
mated oliver Miller, of Anne Arundel, for
Chief Judge, and l. Thomas Jones, OF Howard,
and David n. HennlDg OF Carroll, for Asso-
ciate Judges.
The Democratic Convention of the Third
Judicial District of Maryland has nominated
George Gcllott for Chief Judge and David Fow-
County. Judge James D.. Waters, of Hartford,
holds over.
The election yesterday in Newark, n.
j., on the charter question .resultsd In a
$50 ON the general ticket The Democrats
make largo gains in the common council, carry
ing ten of the fifteen wards, gaining seven
u lie. one ward is in doubt, and Will bo re-
counted. The contest was chiefly on tho
financial policy OF tho Republican admintstra-
tiop. The labor party polled about 1,3OO
votes. Tho Democrats also mako gains In tho
school board and county freeholders-four
members each.
Howard Carroll, who was nominated by the
Republican State Central Committee yester.
day for Congressman at Largo for the State of
| New York, said he "would run his canvass In
| his own way, Independent of the committee,
| from whom ho asked no favors, and whose
| business he did not expect to shoulder. He
| would not submit to any assessment, nor would
| he make any pledges TO any machine, belioy-
| Ing In clean conventions and then In honest
| elections. The nominee is tho son of Colonel
| Carroll, who was killed at Antietam. He was
educated In Germany, and since 1873 has been
| conrfected with the New York Times. year
| ago he married tho daughter of John II. Starin,
the great steamboat owner of this city,
| A New Orleans special to the National
| RepRJiicdn says: "Governor Kellogg, together
| with Dumont Pinchback, Kennedy, Lewis
| Leonard, and others, came to tho city on d
| where they had an immense mass'meetlnG
| yesterday. They resume tho canvass at Nor
| gan City Wednesday. They have gono through
| fve OF the largest parishes OF the district, nc
| bracing the leading whito and colored Repub
licans of the State. They had q fine band Of
music, ard, all admit, held the largest mass
| meetings assembled for ton years. Their meet
ipgs were largely attended by whites, whilo the
colored people attended on masse. There ha:
been no such campaign In tho State since
| 1872. II Is universally conceded that tht
| Beattie- -Darrall faction are completely donor
allied. They have only one coiored speaker
Elliott, who was turned out OF office by Soc
rotary Folger, and whois not n resident OF thu
State. Bets are offered OF two to one tina
unless there Is a systematic, deliberate schem'
10 count him out, which is not now believed q
be the case, Kellogg will be selected by larg
majority over all other candidates