The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-25
IN The ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS
Candidates far Alderman and AsseaSiyna.
Plenty as Sunshine.

Now Ia the day OF tho John smith and the
Bill Jones Associations those organizations
which have been brought into existence to
prove to the leader Of the dominant faction In
the Assembly district that Smith is the most
popular man in the bailiwlck and would bring
great strength to the organization II nomi-
mated for Alderman or that jones' has a follow
ing which makes 1t unwise to fail to recognize
his demand to run for Assembly.
Such clubs as these arc springing up with
mushroom rapidity all over the city. but they
are particularly strong in numbers in the new
Assembly districts whore there are no old can
didates or holdovers. anil there is a free field
for all. They are having their "chowders"
and their outings every day. and the would
be candidates are doing their best to outstrip
each other In the magnitude Of the events.
The rivalry between candidates which man
TESTS itself in these associations Is. OF course.
s sesas Sought Ia i IS saS n's.tsSts to %" sn s] fss t n%% ana.
tn N ost cases. the candidates destre to DO sent
e the Board OF Alde!msn: since The term Of an
Aldermen have the added duty OF granting all
night Iiql2r business conferred on then;
H ssssy |? S!sr' it ieIiaWs that most oi ihess
Eoaid DO Tsmman H1H Hall sandidates. TS::
Twenty-elghth or Inwood district has "a lot Of
tnss;: i s"d A tiers :rs t It isa Sssi { dof Hor ssna I:
the otld Sinetaennth district.o i which the Twsn.
Thomas l., Reynolds. a real estate dealer.
place also. but is wiling 10 DO sent to Albany.
though George c. Delacy. n young lawyer. is
more Wt spoken Of for H thS Ass SEN 'r.m nUmlnat H.Ii
leader in tho new Twonty-sixth district. says
that he also has u horde Of candidates for Al
ard bearer vet. Leader Burke would not
ma me the wou,d-be Alderman Of his district.
but from another source 1t was learned that
Cornelius Donovan, a carpenter. seems to be
Leaders Dunn OF the Twentieth. Featherson
OF tho Twenty-sscond. and Ryan Of the Twen-
dates. Tic j.. j. uorman Association is push
in the Twenty.second. Tho nomination Of Ed
ward Mcclure for Alderman is urged on
In the new rwenty-third district. one OF tho
three which, is counted Republican, there is
not such, a demand on leader John i. sexton
sIcst a Republican As.;.m piiy n or Alderman
many Hail. Ex~;;Assemhlymsn Jehn conneIiy
resides re, IL the Twen MY. A district; bIIt T,ll
for Assembly, II, is said. will be either Joseph
Gordon. = coal dealer and an ex.Assemhlyman
lawyer. Joseph !: Carb-rry is mentioned for
the Tammany Aldermanic nomination;
ton oi, Democrats in tis hepubIican Eleventh
Assembly district. There is talk Of EDWARD
Bell being W Gamed fer %rn the ASSEMBLY by Tam
All the struggles in the now districts for
nomination, are not more interesting than that
Si XII d Ii Aldsrman william a't Clancy Dc,
sires To- DO returned t" the EHari, hut ands
t to ba muG ,hs eG in.Ia" , = SE" re ths dealer rasrr t Swes
Mc!iuinnlss. who has. tried for several yenrs
to deisat Clancy coming very nenr i on two
other com plicati"n, in Ii" situation: Assem-
Eiymnn foify will IL be rsmEmin"trd withHnt 90,
simpson. will again DO the Republican candi-
,o Tss, II tSs Tw5 S"Sn 4.i., whG Sii say e one he Is i H., tie
members 81 tho present board Of Aldermen
who expect to %partake ot itn benefits. He ex-
the Four.l, Assembly district. and 70 have tor
his running mate ns bly, candidate the
William j.. Burke. a real estate dealer, is
practically le"ided on as candidate for Alder
man n the Nineteenth district. The Assembly
!. = rssnsmiH.ts A,dsr%saa b5ow% and x;
+. Martin and Alderman, Jacob {. Wun4 will
ais" rrGbaGly be renominated In the Four
Alderman Harry C.. Hart expects to be re-
turned from. the Twenty-Iourth district.
There ia considerable rivalry for tho ASSEM-
Assemblyman Joseph Hium"nthal and Morris
Jacoby. who. by appointment o! Blumpntlal.
used to no clerk Of the Assembly Cities Com.
mittre.
man MuIlnney ~ the old Fifth district would
like to De returned from the new Eighth; it ia
said that there Ia little chance. OF thair, being
will .be represented ON the Icket With Civil
Justice Wauhope Lynn.,a candidate for elen-
holding u $1,000 c!erkshlp in his court. The
reorganization, 81 William HI; Walker Tor the
spoken OF rs extremely PROBABLE. This, year
they represent the old Ninth district. and moth
were landed in the new Eighth by the reap
portionmsnt.
The new Ninth has a candidate for Alder
man in the person OF Patrick ]. keohon. u
young truckman.
Augustin Healy Is ono Of tho gentlemen who
Ia making. o vigorous Canvass for tbs, Tam
many Hall Aldermanic nomination in tho FIJI
tesnth Assembly district.