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The Loco IOcoS oil the seVtTGi D!stilcts H"'e
nominated as follows:


Gowet J 81. EnWARn ~ Sit..Y SMitI.Y
VlUppet Wardsl..............EL ELY aiooRE.


We mt know but some of these candidates
may be elected but We arc confident that, Il
,hc;e were 20 opposition outside Of their own
party, no, one OF them could run in except M
Nicoll, who we understand is very respectable
merchant Of the First Ward


Mcssrs. Maclay and Leonard are the incum-
bents OF their party, and the former beat John
Emmons, the latter Charles 2. Brown, in the
contest for Nominating Committees. The e1-
planation Of this mystery is Custom House infiu-
encc-cach Of these Members having obtained
good many appointments in the Customs fer his
personal partisans. and being supposed to have
power TO get more.


Mf. Moore tried hard TO be candidate IN AZ,
but did not succeed. Now nc is the regular nom.
inec OF the Polk party and also Of the Agrarens,
who have organized party and nominated can
didates pledged to advocate stoppsge OF all far
ther sales Of Public Lands and an allowance OF a
certain number Of acres at no price at al! to any
man who chooses TO settle thereon. Here Is a
novel and very important principle set forth,
which we will not nov discuss, but which IS cer-
tainy in direct hostility to the views OF MIR.
Moore's other party, which holds that the Public
Lands should be sold and their proceeds appropri-
ated to paying the expenses of the Government.
viii Mr.. Moore define ms position p


AS the candidates for Congress are now all nom.
mated, we take pleasure in showing them side By
side, as follows:


DIST. Uhlc. Naffre. lgeo., :,
B. j. Phillips Phunx, Hen A. Ssaman Edward II: Nicoll,
John H. Williams, s. s. Lawrence. WIN. b. alac!ay.
John r. Scoles. Thos ~ Woodruff, Nose. g. LeoDard,
s. Hamilton Fish, VIM. w. Campbell Ely Moore.