New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15
Oar Charter ELECTION


Has resulted in the continuance Of the Loco-Fo
COS in power by greatly diminished plurality and
considerably lees than an absolute majority. Ho-
BEET TAYLOR for Mayor has received several tnou-
sands OF votes more than any Wing candidate since
1874, and HEzEKiAH WILLIAMS for Aims House
Commissioner is very little behind him. we nave
been beaten by small majorities each IN enough
Wards To have given US the City had we
carried them, but no matter. We think we may
congratulate the friends of Good Government on
the closing up at last Of the chasm In which we
have been regularly plunged for two years past
Native Americanism, though ii may exist as pre-
iudice 10 embitter and distract, can hardly hope
again TO aflct our City q distinct and potent
organization. Having regularly fallen Oh In its
vote a, each recurring Election since 1874. we
do most respectfully suggest that our citizens
who feel that the Country has interests to
be guarded and rights to be indicated through
Popular action at the Polls, can no longer consent TO
throw away their votes on an unattainabie aos'rac-
ton We appeal to intelligent and patriotic men to
say whether this thing has not been carried lar
enough Persistence in throwing away votes on
Native tickets il not merely blind obstnacy and
reckless spite !, is trifing with Duty and Public
Good Like the sefstyled Liberty party, the adj
herents TO the Native organization are continually
destroying their own power to promote whatever is
lsudsble in the ends they have in view, and assist
INK the triumph of the influences they would seem
to deprecaie. Surely, this cannot be continued.
Our arrangements 10 procure returns last night
were not 30 successful as usual. We believe the
actual results of the Election are as follows
ANDREW II. MICKLE. Mayor.
MOSES G. LBoNAliD, Aims House Commissioner
Wards. Aldermen. A&nfanS
I..sJohn S. GILBERT. Henry H. Byrne.
Thames c. Stoncall. John l.. Brown.
III .EcBEKr BENSON THOMAS McELRATH.
". -George II. Purser. Dennis Mullins
v...Emanuel b. Hart. William Radford.
VI sJohn Foote. Thomas Ginartin.
WI Bartitt smith Theo. NJ. Dougherty
VIII. .Richard T. Compton. Archibald Maclay.
K.. sTheodorus Van Tine. Isaac Is. Smith,
X. BERNARD Morseroc. Neil Gray.
XI. Leonard Z. johnson. Lclcfs ). Dodt
XII. ..Dayid 8 Jackson, -Thomas Spotord,
XIII Nathan Roberts, Stephen II. fceks.
XIV. Thomas u. TappAn, Abraham Is Davis
XIV. WILLIAM v. BRADY, JANIS ID OLIVER
XVI. Livipgst on Livingston Charles Webb
XVII. James Walsh, James Robertson
XVIII William A Walker Moses W. S. jackson.
Members Of the present Common Council.
Whlgn Ia SMALL CAPITALS. Natives In itdiiGs.
Tho Natives succeed in the Xlth through split
in the Loco Foco ranks.
These results are but reported, and may be varied
by the Official Returns.
FIFTH WARD.
n.v,r R. TAYLOR District is go ,Ss ss. Ios,
w. B. Cozzens. II 9s % g.. 1888
A. II. Mckee. 399 252 2l2 2i0.--.1O3
R Smith ...... IL l3 Ii H.. 43
AID VIM Adams DOT, LC Ferris. 3s7, E.B Hart: 100
Aar. G. Cornell, $780, H. Harris, 30s. W.Radford ll04
SIXTEENTH WARD. 49,
Taylor ......793 Cozxens. Micke.----.lios
EIGHTEENTH WARD
TAYLOR 500 Cozxens ...-..2it Micke- ..lOlO
We have returns from most OF the Districts OF the
City, but too late for computation tonight. We
shall endeavor to give the vote pretty fully in cur
Evening Edition o, o'clock to day.