The New York herald., 1850-08-28
City Politics.
City Politics.
TIKI DEMOCRATIC RLECTIoNs-oRoANIzArIou OF rsx
GENERAL COMMITTEE.

kI4ECIlONS-ORQANIZAT1ON
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Last evening, the Democratic General COMMITTEE
whose election was completed on Monday evening" net
at Tammsny Hail. to decide upon contested seats and
to permanently orgsnixe the committee. Mr. O. sraA-
HAN was Chairman, pro TEN, and Mr.. II. NJ wnsr.sS
Secretary.
The second ward was contested, and the ticket de-
scribed as the "Ryndsrsn ticket, upon which was
placed the name Of Mr. Daniel Mehsn, Of the car
riers Of the Herald, sustained In accordance with
the credentials Of the inspectors One OF tho
tions was that poll book carried away BY one Of
tion Of votes and to the
the fact was referred TO that Timethy Orr HILBERT
exAssist.nt Alderman OF the Second ward had sworn
an amdavt OF petty larceny In reference to this book
against Jack csrdip who represents in his own per-
son, the great unwashed.n Jack and his friends
that HILBERT had business there-he was not an
Inspector, appointed either by the Ward Com mttss
or General Committee and was only interfering With
one that did not vote fsr his ticket jack sppssr
asked to this check book, and while he held 1t In
. s.d
. warrant Issued. Jack gave bail to answer the
value Of the book at $50 he said the in IL
worth that amount but the Agistrss would not
have been pAd for IL when blank Il was also stated
that number Of ballots rolled up In fire.
quenty put into the box as one but were Afterwards
The General COMMITTEES, however, having heard all the
pros and decided in favor of the carrier ticket
which had nearly three votes to enc.
An objection then raised to the Fifteenth ward
election though the delegates had sat for three nights
other contsstsd seats themssvss The object of the
objection was to get rid Of John Van Bursn, and
alleged that the Of the house where the election
appointed to be held would not permit IL to 60 on
and 1t held out Of doors This objection, however,
not made st the time heard Of till last night,
when Of the delegates John Il. Ross, objected 70
himself and said he did not think he was properly
elected 1t appeared, also, that only one inspector
The committees having deliberated, ordered Q now
election by large majority, and then adjourned,
without electins chairman, or taking any step 70
list Of the committee, as 1t now Stands
First ward.-Charies Cannon Michael Murray, =.
Second wsrd.-Jas. b. Hethrington, @. W. Issses,
Daniel Mehsn.
Fourth wsrd-Jscob p Oakley, Florence Mccarthy,
Yihh w.rd-Hsnry M. Western, J. Y. Savage, jun,
Sixth ward-Jossph Cornell. T. Gilmartin. T. J.
seventh Ward. 8. McKibbin, Kdw.rd West, Jss.
Eighth w.rd-R t. Compton, @. Cohen, A. Bar
Ninth wsrd-Edwsrd strshnn, William vaileau, :.
tenth ward.-Frsnois Marsh, VIM Wainwright, D.
Eleventh ward-Hiram Engles, Wesley Smith, J. o.
twelfth ward-charlss ocOnnor, W. d. Craft, J.
Macarthur
ThiIteenth ward-John Marensr, J.R. BrisssJ.
T. Tilley.
Fourteenth wsrd.-Mishael Toomey, Phil. 0Brisn,
d 0arthwsite.
SIXTEENTH wsrd-D. W. Geary, Robt. BArkley, q. q.
Mitchell.
Seventeenth wsrd.-Jas. s. Halsted, VIM. Il. Mesks,
Michael Smith.
Eighteenth ward.-Lorsnxo d. Shepherd, Alex.
Wrsnton, s. 0sgood.
Ninste.nth wsrd-Mosss w. Jackson, John Quinn,
J. Dopgherty.