The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-22
CITY POLlTICS.


in the various wards OF the city There fighting
difgraceful fighting, and rowcyi,m In most of the
wards and the sensible Of the party disgust
ed with these ex hibtions. 1t viii be seen that the
Seward faction were beaten in the majority Of the
wards and that Kipgssnd has every chance ofgettng
the nomination for Mayor. Besides these issues there
also issues of another character involved In these
primary elections For instance, in the First ward
the ifsue police and anti-police and the anti
police party carried it, In the Fifth ward 1t was DO
lice and anti police, and there the police party sue.
ceeded The following the returns which will be
found to be complete as possible
THH FIRST wARp.-An election of delegates was held
at the Atlantic Garden yesterday morning when the
following ticket elected The motto under which
the wings Of the First ward rallied, wss:-
"The National administration must be Sustainedr
Judiciary Committee j. III. White, j. Jsmison, j.
Ryan, (doubtful)
MavOraity Cousittee.-J. P. Phoenix, H. s. Collins W.
Congressional Commitie.-J. Green, J. NJ Flint, A. E.
Crooker, J Griffin, p. B. Van Houten
ton, W p Sell, W. Fulton, +. Nesbit, G. Van zandt,
r. S Townsend, J. Thompson
assembly Committee-E Grifhu, j. II. White, G. Tho
mas, ii. Garlick, q. A. NJ Brown.
In the case Of Ryan, OF the Judiciary COMMITTEES,
who set down as doubtful the returns show that he
81 behind the rest of the ticket. II he is not
elected. J. Phillips Phoenix, who is the Msyoralty
Committee will be the delegate ia his stead, the
test being between Messrs. R. andP
SEcosD wAsp-The wings Of the Second ward un.
der the direction of the Wing General COMMITTEES and
In compliance with the call OF the Ward Committee,
held election at Stoneas Hotel, in Fulton street,
yesterday between the hours of II and o'clock The
whole number of votes received was 1874 The follow.
Ing, which was denominated the Regular Wing
Ticket" carried without opposition at this cleo
ton
For Mayoraity.-E. J. Mercer, Thomas T. Riley, e.
H. Hudson.
Judici"y-James Kelly, Clark b. Wheeler, A. +.
COnsiess.-Jno. N. s.yre, james H. Welsh, NJ. p.
Musssy, sol'n King, 8 IL Blackwood.
.8ssembiy .-Gideen Chfton, DIR. VIM. Turner, Dudley
Bain Geo Taylor, d. q. Henderson.
Charier.-George Hermsncs, James Gallagher rhos.
Maxwell, Joseph A. Kemp, Isaac Ayers, BENZ Cham
Zach of the above delegates are furnished By the
inspectors with certificate, setting forth that he is
duly elected, etc.
Another election was held in the evening" a. Gunters
Hotel also In Fulton street ut which 1877
pced and the following Ticket elected This ticket is
National JyIig Ticket.
Msyo'aity COnreniien Thomas II. Whitney, John
L. LefsIts, David Buel.
Jldieia,y Contention. ucius Pltkiu Bsnj. Pe,se,
NJ. r. Bloom.
Congregational OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W Benson
George A. Hood, Georgew w. B!msr Abel T Etgsrson,
A. biffn.
.assemJly Convention George w. H. Rodgers, Major
Pherson.
Charter Officers -Gurdon Robbins, Jr., Seymour A.
Hatch, Emerald Wheeler, Joha ". Basney, wllsm
Braisted, Robert wintringhsrs.
Several persous came into the room during tia eve
ming and threatened some distufeance No outbreak,
however occurred and the bslloting proceeded Both
elections claim to be regular aud the right OF seats
In the conventions must be settled BY some
subs, decisions OF the properly conrtiuted tri
bunss fhe delegates on both tickets claim TO De Va
tionsi Wings
Trlnp wAKD.-In this ward, an animated appearance
WAS developed AZ the poll The Seward and Bowen in
terest appears to be much ahead Of the opposing party
The following ticket was carried by majority OF $40.
The whole number of votes pollsd were 1885,
.J1e mon, Nctg and Foyerer, Oae Dad fasspardbe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sc. Jonn, Chester Lamb Lewis
Judiciary Jeremy l.. Cross, Jonathan Edgar, wm.
C.ngTtssiouai-Jscob p. Marshall, James u. Wood
George ". Palmer. Simeon Outwater Daniel Bowlsy
Assembly Jrnlus I. stage, J L Bosworth, D. u.
Brown, VIM. L.. Shardlow Andrew stewart
CLafer-aoses A. Hoppook, RoysiG Miatd. Arch.
T. Cochrsne. Henry Lueomb. A. H. Ballenback, Ebert
III. Mackay, Peter " Lockwood, Aonsr Taylor Charles
~. Boople, Bepjsmn Gale. Nathaniel Reeves. George
w IhacLtr. John Ball, Alexander Bates. James Nes-
bit, J. spencer Kirby, Willis ) Johnston, William
MAJ arssu Justus s Redhcld, George Hudson' Joseph
IA. Howard.
Fousrn waRp.--In this ward the election was held
at the Shakespeare Hotel eni the eon;est was Seward
and anti Seward, abolition and asitt abolitiou The
anttsesard ticket was returned o. sseeping nEio-
rity. Archibald Hall was the leading man GA tue
defeated ck-t which went also tor mes Kelly, for
Mayor The following is the ticket elected =
National Standardization and Henry Cloy
.IadiciS'p ComMtfee.-E W. osbosn w. W. warner,
J. Miles
Aayoretv Commitfe,.--J. Niles, J. McAllister, d.
Mclaughlin.
Corgf,sscnsi Comuhfee.-J. ID. Topping. w. H.
spsrAs. G.. W. Bennett J. HaIson- W. AcIms.
CbDhr Copaiffee --E. u. Lester, d. Blair, A. Hall,
Jr Is. D. Wits. j. Ednnrds, A. Ffsher j. MosemsD, j.
wilson X simpson
Fpru waHD.-The Seward ticket elected by mSjo-
rity Of las vutes Much exciteul, ut tnicstsd At
finally subsidized aud the follow .ng ticket choseo
which goes for the Bowen influences for Corg-e"i
Mayo'ai'y.-Jossph W. Aeeks, John o Frink, James
Cerrgsss- Robert Jones, Alexander II shultz VIII
liam Hall, James Kennedy, Andrew w Legsatt
Judiciary Daniel Lord, Smith Clh Alden D.
Ciart,r.--Aibsrt d. Decsusp, George Birbrck, Jr.
wiliSm Morrison. John NJ BsInet, Thomas Y smith
lillian Scott sam usl u. Lent, JACOB Webb, Charles
! rover. John J. Binghe JOAN q. Olig-r.
.gsssm6'p.- John u BroweE, Leonard NHby Wiiism
Forrest, John Mckimmin-- James barrinsr, 1uius
rA,enport, John C.strss j. sags KiitoIrne, John ~
Tirsson, J. IL. II. ward, Thomas BiEsioF.
s.1rH WaRD.-Ia this ward. the election va held
at ths American Hotel corner OF Bowrry sud BAy,ei
street There were not oaly two tickets here, bat
there two ballot boxes The contest Wa seward
and anti Seward. free sob and snti-free ss .as
OF the second ballot BOX being ussd vas inst th
inspectors objected voting VITO we're not Nhss
The friends q the ticket having on u The nsmes OF
soers and d.moeis ofgsuizel another riertno
la a bssS room. Tho following ie the regular ticket
elected under be inspectors, 500 j anti ss".sd
I~ Mt0reiy. Joseph CGgli.ls, Daniel A. webster
For Congregational C,anrsnfon .rossph Ce-li,', Tn
dcre stuJ vssant George W William Wihism Dry
den Edrard Haettis, Thomas 3. murphy.
Jvsicigrp. --Nicholss q. Eysritt, Abraham D. Anihs
men, Ahrsham Flogeptipe
.gsseBJly .-Ossn W brennan. william u. sparks
Hopsfd \. Shosdsp, Daniel a. Wtbstsr, george " .
Williams.
Charter William n Sparks PANEL \ Weea'ss,
Abral am Pardon. Jr., Georgs NaTery, Dry bfi
san, Ahrsham ". huerman, Theodore StGyFcsant
Lester wilson John 2. Ware, Bernard Pas,nsn, oven
W. Brennan.
snrsru wanp.-There are tEo tickets ia tSis vsrl
At O'Clock there a. very ia ~ msetDH' ~ ~
Madison street. Alderman Morgaps was appJ'nbcd -
20 the ehaic when the fUiloEiGg tsscs vas cArrisl
followed by cheers Yelling ana hoosisg Both parties
claimed to be regular:
fNnEPfNuBNT nENoc-Artc WIG richtI.
Ne Custom House or Police Dc.atgr -.
Msperet'v-Jsmts r. Wood, N. D, Joseph 4. hhi'
jobs Berry
Congress Geo A. Buctipsbsm. Nausou Brigsi
John o. Grimm James reborn, issaci .. NA'ter''
Wiilism ID. Murphy. = .,
Judiciary Jeiaes W. Barker, BaDj. O. Leveriigs
Jscob 4. Bsker. =.
Chssier-Jsfed L. Moore. fIoury Nelson. Aaron NJ.
Merchant Lyon Isaa;s, Harrison uaui p W MorssA
&c, rye Htndersbot, Daniel Ocger, Thomas WI! sias
" David IoQyu. Vi q. john y. lstFy,