The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-08
ComnOn Council.

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| Of u commun cation from the Mayor, the BOARD
gave notice to the Assistant Aldermen that they
were ready TO proceed TO joint ballot, fer the pur
pose Of selecting three inspectors OF election in
each ele con disrie, of the several wards, in ac-
cordance with the law Of the Legislature recently
| passed
JeINr BALLer The members OF both Board
having assem bled they proceeded to ballot for in
| spectors, whtn the following persons were
| elected
FIssr WAnp-Fsrst Disfrief-J. Lawrence Smith
Stephen II. II ,rris, and VIM II. Davenport
Second Distriet-Andrew ii. Miskle, John d. Van Blu
rem and w. II. Jones. IT,. WV
Tsbd d sbiei-John L. Gilbert, Charles Yates. and
Jeffrey Reeve.
srcoSp WARp-Fua District Emery Townsend,
Thomas J. Agnew, and Revo c. Hence.
Second Dsriet-Abraham Cargii, Philip Johnson and
George A. Hood.
Previous to the taking Of the vote, Assistant AL.
derman MUsPHy Of the Seventh Ward, took his
seat in the Joint Ballot, and detained all proceed
ings for upwards of hour by talking about every
thing else but The subject before the board During
the balloting for inspectors OF the Second Ward,
Aldermen Balls, Woodruff, Jones, and W Villains,
spactors as authorized by law of the STATE, when
it was found that quorum of the Board Of Alder
men was not present, and the Joint Ballot adj
journed. The proposition on the part of the demo-
ratio MEMBERS prepared in caucus, was to elect
two inspectors from the democratic party from
each district, and Of the whig party This
was fully carried out in the names selected for
nomiaation. The wing members Of the board con-
at the last spring election should be re.appointed
by the Common Council, which was objected to
by the democratic members on the ground that rs
the Legislature had authorized the selection by the
Common Council, they should select such persons
as they considered capable, without any regard to
the previous election Of those chosen under the
odious Registry Law; and also. that in the repeal
of that law, every thing appertainng to 1t should
be rescnded by the Common Council, in accord
ance with the views and feelings Of the people.
The following are the names of the persons Sc
ected Inspectors to be balloed for in Joint Bal.
lot this afternoon. One name is to be added to
each election district in the Fifth Ward =
THIRD WARp-First D,sirict-Samuel 8. Parker, Mel.
son j. Waterbury, and Smith Dunning.
Second District-Hy acinth Yoelin William H. Lorton
and Bradley Mead. -
THirI Dstriet-Joseph H. .McCoun, Lorenzo Hoyt,
and WIN. Samuel Johnson.
FOURTH WARp-Firss District-John Morrison, II. G.
Second Districf-Edward b. Fellows, VIM. IL Hughes,
and Thomas NJ Adriance,
Third D,trietBerjs amin j. Pentz, Gilbert Vale, SEN,
and Samuel Smith
Fourth DistricL-John p Bacon, Charles E. Peterson,
and VIM Hall.
FIFTH wASn-FSrst Disriet.-Levi Gardner, J. Ry ker
junr. and
Second Disiriet-stephcn Putnam. James H. Hart,
and
Third Dtsinc.-Alanson Udell, Samuel 8. Campbell,
Fourth Distiet-Peter Provost, Robert Pattison, and
SIXTH WARp.-Fira Districi.-William Sinclair, jr.,
William Ly ons, and Wade B. Morrill,
and Aaron Clark.
Third Disfrtet.-ratrick H. O'NeiI Michael Hanovan
Fourth Distrci John P. Ware, Cornelius schenck,
and James Steward.
sEvssrH wARp-Fra Distrct-Algernon s. Jarvis,
D. John s: Conger and A. NJ: Menhsne
Second District-George C. Morgan, William w. Wet
Third Disriet-Philo sohoasld, Davis P Arnold and
Barnabas Pike.
Fourth Dstrict-Allan NJ snifen, Jacob Hunter andJohn
FIJI Dist,ict-Alexander Mattison, william J. Nor
SirtA Dtstriet-John McKbbin, sen., James Nash and
Evan Griffith
Hutton Prost.
EIGHTH wARp-Fsrst Dist,ict.-Archibald Maclay,
Michael Connolly, and Mr.. Frost.
Second District -Farraud s. Stranahan, Ethelbert
as"d Di:'.ret-JP e. Marshall, Theodore Frost, and
Fourth District Peter Crawford, william Marsh, and
John w Pine.
FYjth Di.riet-Jame. B. Greenman, Thomas Dyer, and
sis.h Di,irie,-David A. Fowler, William L. Boyce,
and Gamalee Leaycrat
StrenN Disiric, -wnsm F. Pratt, James Burnton and
EishN District John B. spaaord, Thomas G,rdiner,
and Jesse d. Price.
NINTH WARD-First District Jackson. Henry
Spoford, and James Ry der.
second Di.frici.-Thomas Walker, John TaTlman, and
Third Dis,iet-Park H. Lane Philip F. Concklin, and
Chauncey Mason.
F.uria Distriet-John Huyler, Robert Milliken, and
Fifth Disriet-william Quackenbush, Shepherd Gard.
ner and Charles Sutton.
Szth District Caleb C. Creme, P G. Palmer, and Ro-
bert Peterson.
TENTH WAnp-ErI Disfrio.-Job Haskill, Isaac L.
Pinkney and Richard Scott.
Second Distriet.-Charles Hunter, 8. B. Fleming and
Third D..tret.-Joseph Isaacs. wn. P. Moss, and VIM
Stevens.
TSfih District Bryan McCshill, Edward Drum.ond,
and Jemes Lilly.
ELsvsNrH WARD-FGrst Dstrisf-Jeremiah v. d. D.
Fowler, John Culver, aud Joseph Mott.
Second Di'trIef-Thomas F. wsiworth, Robert MEGA
rey. and Jonathan Rsamer.
Third District David johnson, Joseph Allen, and John
A. Devoe
Fourth D:slrici-James r. Steers. Ephraim Thornes,
and John H. Elliott
second District DANIEL T. Tsman, Charles H. Clark,
and Charles 8. Miller.
THiRrErNrH WAnp-Fra Di.trict-Petsr Esqriroll.
John r. Cslsn, end H. ,. Chapman.
Second Distrla-LeUs Worhisgton, John ?. Anse
Third D,hya- George r. Hibbard, John CLARK, and
Dsvid Tappen
Fourth Distrsf-Nsthan Roberts. Samuel D. walters,
and Reuben Z. Moss.
FouRrxrrrH WAR First D.trici-willism johnson,
Hsgh w. Mcdonald and Samuel Weeks.
Second Distrtet-Willisn J. Mclaughlin, Timothy
Third Distrie,-Enech Dean, Thsmss B. Tappan, and
John Giles.
Fourth Distrist-John Fowler, samuel Dunshee, and
John S. Woodward.
FIFTEENTH wARp-Fra Dstrict-Abraham Cook
Paul B Lloyd, and VIM Tyson.
Second Disiriet-JacObR Louzads, Thomas w. Tuck.
er, and VIM. V. Brady.
Third Distric-Willism c. Dennis, Augustus Schell
and James 8. higgins.
Fourth D;s.,iei-Frederick E. Rckau, Daniel L. NJ
Peixotte and Ava Spear
SNrsrsrH WARD-FYrsf Disfriet.-James Stone job q
| S. Mcfarland and James Nicol.
Seecnd Distrct-Cernelus w. HibSard, Jos. P. Fly
and Walter Mead
Third Dsfrict-William J. Roome, Theodore MARITIME
and Edward Black.
Fourth District Josiah Merritt, Stewart Elder and
| Theodore Dennis.
Ftfh Distrc,-Isaac Kennedy, Charles McDevitt and
James Stokes.
SEVENTEENTH WARp-Firs Dsfrief-James s. II j.
| stead Henry Keyser and James v. Rich.
Second DistSie.-Ebenezer Barley, Hiram g. Smith
| Peter Chamberlain.
Third Distries-A X Pattinson, w. NJ. Reynoids and
w, ,Mackeral "a
Fourth Disric,-Janes T. Thompson, David Kinney