The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-04

Tus CHARTER ELRcroN.-On Tuesday next the
annual Charter Election for Mayor, Aldermen,
Collectors Assessors Constabes, and Inspectors Of
Election, takes place in this city. For Mayor, the
democrats have nominated Bob Morris, the present
incumbent and the wings Bob Smith, the present
member OF the Legislature from this city. The
Tyler portion of the democratic party will, almost
10 man, vote Tor Bob Smith, and the additional
" new tangled" notion among the democrats of OPP
position to three terms" will slss operate against
Bob Morris among his own party friends The
chances, therefore, In the present aspect are de-
cldediy IN favor of the election of Bob Smith for
Mayor.
The wings are firmly united in every ward of the
city on their candidates for aldermen and assist
ants, while the democrats are mere dsunted and
severed than they were at the last spring cleo
ton, when the wings carried the city. Several of
the rather unpopular members belonging to the wing
party have Withdrawn from the canvass, and new
men, fresh from the ranks Of the people, have been
nominated in their stead. In the first, second and
third wards, where the wings are largely in the as
cendant, they will sweep the field with but little or
no opposition. In the fourth, the democrats have
nominated the same ticket last year, which will
probably be elected. In the fifth, the wings with
walk over the course. In the sixth there is confu-
sion COMPOUNDED among the democrats-John En-
mons being the candidate Of faction for alder
man, and William Shaler of another. Clarkson
Croius, the wing candidate and present incumbent,
will certainly be elected. In the seventh, there is
strong objection urged by the Irish population against
the democratic candidate for alderman, on the
ground OF his vote against appropriation to one
of the Hbernla associations, and as the
ward is nearly balanced, it is as probable
that the wings will carry 1t as the demo.
Gratis. The eighth is about equally divided, and as
both parties are hard at work in I" colonzing" vo
tiers, the one which introduces the most will proba-
bly, secure the election. In the ninth, the demo-
cratic ninth, that party which is in the ascendency
by nearly five hundred votes, are quarrelng among
themselves. The remnant of the Tom Lloyd party
are determined to rule run aud with that dispo-
sltion are making opposition against the regular
ticket In the tenth, Alderman Purdy has refused
to allow his to be used and the result is there
fore doubtful In the eleventh, the democrats have
a large majority, and as they are unanimous Hat
field and Dodge, they will be trumphantly elected.
In the twelfth the result is extremely doubful-all
will depend upon the nomination of the democratic
candidates for Alderman and Assistant. II either of
the old splits" taken up, the wings secure the
ward-if not, the chances are even. In the thr-
teenth, the democrats in the ascendant and be-
ing united, they will elect their candidates. In the
fourteenth, there is regular split, the democratic
party being about equally divided for Davies for Al
derman on one side, and lines on the other-the
whg candidates will therefore be elected. In the
fifteenth, the wings will elect Assistant Alderman
Brady, the candidate for Alderman, by majority
of upwards of thousand. In the sixteenth, the
chances decidedly in favor Of the wings, and in
the seventeenth the democrats are in the ascendant
With this view Of the case, we present the follow
ing recapitulation