New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
The Whir Ward Meetings.


Isr WARD-The following ticket met with
but little opposition, and was declared elected
F. Griffin. j. a. White
Irs Brown John GTtfhn
j NJ Flint
These Delegates meet this evening" al !! O'clock al
aroadw ay and in conjunction with the Second Ward Dele
gates proceed to choose Delegate Syracuse from tbs
lat Assembly Diatric after making choice Of an sddi.
iorrl member OF the Nominating Convention from ih'
Disrict at large.
LID WARD-The Wings Of this Ward har.
nonized their differences yesterday, merged 'heir
rival organizations and unanimously chose shs fol-
owing Delegates TO their District Convention:
E G + 5,t 1s5eer d = % E EIasl.
81 Mussey.
lid WARD-A remark ably light vote vas
poled at the election yesterday afternoon. No OPP
position VI as made to the following ticket, who, in
conjunction With the Sixth Ward Delegation land
an additional member) choose Delegate fcom the
lid Assembly District this evening at 2l5 Wash
iDgtonat
W gsls@E S sbs1sow Gsoig HSF Fsmor
Levi Folsom.
WITH WARD-IIId assembly DiStrict-The
troublesome and unpopular Committee" principle
was adopted in the choice of Delegate to syria.
cuae and rejoced learn that the voters very gen
orally dissrproved of this method OF choosing Dele
gates and In future elections the popular method Of voting
directly for ell candidates for public favor when practicable
will be adopted Many OF the voters went away Ia bliss
u Ignorance OF who would be choien represent thin
radical Ward in the State Convention, but some Of the
Committee who chosen said they were favorable TO
ARCHIBALD HALL, but before tomorrow night IheJ may
arrive al oher result The following il the Voleca't
j. Niles...,.........l2Jo shua Thgrston ....'..iOi
WIN Adams.,...,.......q2 Geo Collins .........lOI
G w Bennett ..........lA James Jackson .'....,.lVl
The "Nes ticket having received msiorty of25 wss
was declared duly elected by the Acting lnSpector' VINO
are mostly members OF The Ward Committee, which, we
understand considerably dsorganzed, but few OF The
Numbers attending. new Commuters nos CHOSEN 20
fore next January.
WIN WARD,-The popular vote system work
ed well here, and WIN. a. DARLING was elect
ed az Delegate by nearly unanimous vote, he
receiving s8 ont OF the poed, which shows the
estimation pleced upon him in this Ward The people
much ples.ed with the recommendation Of the popular vote
sv,em by the Wing General Committee md in favor ois
ad option In all elections.
VITH WARD-The Wings of thia Ward unan
mousIy elected the following Delegates to the Dis
trjct Convention, to choose Delegate to Syracuse
John Hooper, D A. Weo9,eT,
"ii''n 0o'u'Dfi p. C. Van wyck
With WARD-An sorts of a meeting excepta
fair one No voting and no hearing. We believe
WIN. D. ANpREws was declared to have been
chosen Delegate by resolution
IXrH.-All smooth and quiet. sILAs c. HERRING
Delegate Daniel ULLMAN Substitute.
XrH WARD-SAMUEL B. BARToL elected Del
egate without serious opposition
XIrH-WM. I. MAcKRELI WAS chosen Dele
gate by handsome majority
XIlIrH We believe all was harmonious In this
Ward JAMES DEWEY Delegate JOHN PEAR.
SAIL Substitute.
XlVTH-JAMEs VAN NoRDEN chosen Dele
gate No serious contest.
XVrH.-IsAAc 0. BARKER WAS chonen Dele
gate without opposition.
XVIrH-An enormous vote polled, most Of it
Illegal, but all manner OF Irregularities and rowdy.
ism uppermoat, including repeated seizures Of the
ballot boxes WILLIAM TURNER had most votes
in the box al the Close but majority of the In
spectorg report no election.
XVIITH-GERARD sTUYyEsANr was chosen
Delegate with little or no opposition.
XVIlITH WARD.-Wm. II. Adams, one OF the
Inspectors of the Election iniorma that the votes
polled in this Ward were as follows:
Whole No. 452: Necessary to choose 2E,
VIM Strong had 254 Francis Il. Hauts 2l8
WI. X. STRONG, elected. (Said to be disputed
THE OPPosIrIoN-In some OF the Wards our
opponents we're quite liberal in helping the Wings
to manage their primary elections and went go IA
as to vote for Wings who were in nomination.
They were probably acting from principle.
~ Fer U7ard Elections First Page.
Delegates TO Wing State Convention.
Kings Col. G. L. MARTENsE; . +. B. SPl-
NoLA; g. sEYMoUR L. Hustled.
Il,traates-l D. r. Walden, r ? H Alexander S. Johr
Leect.
Madison Col HEzgKIAH BEEcHER of Lennox.