New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

Majority ~
Just one year ago Mr. Quincy was beaten by some
two thousand majority.
We have elected eight Wing Aldermen Inc pre-
sen, fac,ious and Designating board was elected
by the Natives .,.s
In the Common Council the Wings have elected
,weptv.seven, the Lccos four, the Natives none
There are seventeen vacancies ell OF which VIII pro-
baby be filed with Whigs-so that in our city gov
eminent. after next January, we shall have Wing
hIavor. Wing Board of Aldermen, and forty ma
iority in the Common Council.
viii the Courier Enquirer ask again If Boston
is Wing city yours D.
~ MOBILE, Ala. chose her Charter Officers on
the LIST inst and the Locos carried the Mayor, through
a Wing quarrel-the vote being,
c. c. Langdon. Wing .793 B. McApin, Loco. 80
Chas 4. Hoppin, do. -..35l Geo. E. Holt do los
Total Wing IA Total Loco. -. lo07
Wing majority in the City 49,
Our attentive correspondent writes:
NOZZLE Dec. I'd 1916.
Mr. Tribune: Strongly Wing as this place is we re-
greet the necessity of telling you have again been toll
ovvec by the which Wings too frequently pre-
pare or themselves. We have just passed through an
active Municipal Election and been defeated. There
were no regular nomnations-each party had two can
didaes for the Mayoral,y and the one least ce'raoe 20
large majority OF the people is elected through diT-
sion amongst the Wigs.
The Loco-Foco candidates were George T. Holt ana
Bauton McAlpin-thc Wing C. A Hoppin, present May
or and c. c. Laucdon, our highly esteemed Wing Editor.
After the nomination OF McApin the otderoving OF MS
marty thinking his election would add much 10 the
dignity OF the Office which he aspired or give new s-
netus TO the efforts that been made to bring ABOUT
desirable reiormations nominated Mr. e. b. Holt a wor-
hv gentleman but his rival for LocoFoco lavor was
oo dpent for him he got the Democracy together al
the market place told them how much he had laoored
for them how much he would do Tor them. that ne was
poor man. with many other things peculiar TO such oc-
asons and they shouted for Bantop or rather Blanket
McAlpn for he has been identified for some time with
outer man. He elected by some sixty votes over Nr
LaugdoD.
we rerret this for than one but particu'
arlv on account Of vorte candidate for be true
Whis manly fearless and ndentgaole-and has devoed
all his energies on all suitable occasions to the exposition
OF Wing principles and the defence of Wing measures
We earnestly wished for his succcss-frst because we
think he would make good officer, and secondly be-
eau Sc they who labor in the cause for the sake OF the
cause too frequently reap the least OF its benefits
We have hud for some days past most remarkable
visitation from the neiEhborhood of Bherngs Straits
There has not been such cold weather Tor some years ne
has prevailed for the last four days The water in the
cutters is frozen solid and the roads rough and
hard as granite with frost Rivers very low and but NJ
tie Cotton coming in. We look for much activity with
the frs, Use The New-Orleans mail mus, have failed
lar mail boat for to-day having been aground some
bo,-s i.