The sun., 1890-09-14
Political NoTES

The present Aascnhlypan from the First
distriet is rairiek II. DHIy. He was born on
ST. PatrieRS eve in Ireland IN Ist7. He u
ATRmmany man. but represented the districo
In me LeRRlatuFO OF 1884 ~ an irving Hall
man. Ne b An asufrant for reHominAtion By
TammRnv. aAd " efrctod tns next will be his
third term LIS grponeht for the TammanY
homia alton h Daniel y. Fina. who raa for the
on1eo in 1894. 1898. 1853, 1881. 1885, and 1882.
on each Oeeksion 10 q County Democracy can
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Flynn thet sail him IN the Eirst-is once agatR
q candidate
The present AssembymAn from the Second
district Is Timothy II. Sullivan. otherwtaS
known ~ "Drypollnr." 40 10 not candidate
for reelection. James Oliver. who represented
the district in 1884 ana 1883. and would
hsyeTeprescrtcd II; too: In 1881 1888, and 1885.
SoSntq bsmiersepp Ssp'c Candidate. fS' For isdsI%SS.
Only man SSs eScond hss an q Svor ,n
Thelmi4s TaIntnany majority, and little "a the
hsans snnd for less. =
The present Aesemblyman from the Thind'
district is james A. Monaghan, who has been
resident Of tho Fourteenth ward for fifty
yonrs. and enjoyed score OF years ago,
the conspicuous distinction Of being PresidenSG
OF the Board OF Assistant Aldermen, and oe
having his picture. n such, printed In the City
Manual. He was elerted Inst year as County
Democrat by n majority OF 595 Now he ia o
Tammany man, and is likely to get re-,
nomination. The probable County Democracy
orponent " Thomas " Canton. who is memN
Der oI nnnnber IL milf ary. nautical. hremen'eS
social. benevolent, financial. ard literary sQ-'
seS up Hf b. hs sG 0 o IN nGh sop Ws
hhs besides. the ardent reform backing OF ex-
sis q HssS Sbs rsssAE S
Sntnp. my IN or IN Sh 2 sse
Idermsn 4ho Sa race Tor iderrnanis H SssS Senoqss
canRotyos he said to have begun in the Phird.
Thomas BFady. County Democrat, is q cans
dhate for the Assembly In the Fourth district.
He 10 the present Assemblymun. q popular
man, and one very likely to 10 returned. The
Alderman Is Andrew kqonnn, whe is likely q
Marks, aSa.ffst whom the Gonurr DenSocrats
are aoin. ID prcsonta candle cphose identity
homihaiOn Is expected to prevo d Surprise.
The present Assem'lyman in the Fifth dis
triet Is Michael r. Mullaney-he is known as
Mul" in the Eighth ward-who heRnn running
In tho district ip 1881 and has been in the
field protty STEADILY ever since. Like his AL
dermanc col enEue. Alexander J. Dowd. he II
q TammaRy man: bat the return, of both OF
these candidates 10 ,oTosed BY the eminent
Gs o tse Hse Yh bnok wRs in
the Eiehth ward brought with him number
o. holiticSl cnrlets. whe are candidates for any
the Filth tnSl tne doubtful nom! IS decided.
whether the TammahS nomtnatio1s In the
eli il Would 10 found tFesty hard 10 say whom
the County Democrats viii put up and the Re-
pubiicahs will endorse.
The present representative of the Sixth dis
tict is one Of the German a merican citizens
whose arrival in this republic was viewed
with unfeiRned apprehension and alarm by an
eminent Laght street statesman some year8
since. Herr Nenntnger n Wurtemburger, O
blond. and a County Democrat. The Sixth is q
County Democracy district, and Herr Mennin->
ger selieves that h9 could represent It as we'll
IN the legislatero. II not heETer, this year than
Clancy, Also County DemocrMt, who had last
year oP3 majority over his Tammany oppo-
fourth consecutiSe. term as Alderman. Unlike
Herr MeneAneer; M. Clancy is mot Gerpans
with the boys, and thai counts good deal for
an Alderman in a partly German district.
Tho present representative of the Seventh
Assembly district is Francis v King the soli.
tary opponent of the Worlds Fair In the last
LeRisatuHa He is Republican and repro
sents Republican district. His successor will
be Luens L. Van Alien, who went from tho dis.
trlot for FIVE erms tlSsl to 1885. succeeding
Isaac l. Hayes, who vent from It for six t1s76
to 1881 The Seventh Assembly. under the
the strongest Republican district In the city.
4 doea not make much hnaronce who the
Sno n S SnsS
Alderman George Gregory Is candidate for
tS trSSteGsiion, ent hRheFt9 Il mas been rule 10
than two forms. Ard Alderman Gregory has
bad two john Morris tho aorist, is candi-
date Tor tha Assembly on tho democratic side
In 1886 Charles Smith defeated Philip WissiR
for Assemblyman In the Eighth District In
1887 WssIg defeated Smith. In 1883 Smith
defeated Wlssg. and in 1873? wssiG defeated
Smith. This year II Is Smiths turn to win, and
he is quito likely 70 n, as rs foreshnhowed the
Republicans nominate him and tho County
DemocInts rHn theft own candidate. Wissie
mum. Fhilip, Benjamn Is aGain cnndidaSS.
lie was elected nB IL County Democrat In 1889.
to join TannIh4nr, Now thcrc nrs those In
= lammany who want 10 run Daniel Patterson
In his place
Tho present Assenbyman from the Ninth
disq let ts genial Jack Martin. who has beon
for n denomination, his probable
successor on the TRmmany- Voc rhIs slate being
Edward p. sehelh Young lawyer said to be In
favor Of dfspesinR OF the liouer question By
legislation and opposed to the plan OF disDos.
ing of n by individual consumption. The BE.
last year. William 3. ereli. anil the County
pemograts fio going 10 rup eap9i late. too.
Be- siecsod, To- Aide @ man TSip tRS pres@bs Tam-
many VoofhiB candidate Is Patrick Higgins.
the Ceuntt Dfnoethry candidate Hubert a.
hiding. In the evebt Of q trfpngulaP Alder
mnuie contest the ehances OF tho Republican
would bo best.
Tho representative Of the Tenth Assembly
district in the last Legislature was William
SohmeT. who sOiectod an easy and certain
method for Bringing his political career to q
close bv voting In Albany IN favor OF INTRODUCE
Ing Kangaroo politics and cross mark voting
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