New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-09

VI Its given OIL s.t he red0qbea Capt MI
wi he uomins 60 % NJ esi ga. - ace
nc PIN ~ ~ berci4ils TINS avT 'nptnE Ine
more horest portion OF ne pa a. a. Tos On ,irn5u
OF The inspecTa sHd gae s Eng u! eh 4 4 70 and
r secretary {: which The fohoW!hs fs''N'
n1ns ere 10. we The Eltos Of ae mo ,
K2p,g 4 @ en Of besri 'e rssvt ana agp s W. 20
nave vol tt.- evening csfi45 n'i N
o. 80, 53.., n. Watdj At th- Primary Election - "
William Wo4dfea = T. ro ,5erua protest he aceepteae
% a. ,sion The 'arq15 zoe i r.g hags aisb m
heated " " rer ,gh homes, man can hope 10 sa
VIII ~ ~ Ist vote Of thank. be endeT5a 10 T. o. " NJ 4
the pemoefa 81 M " TO zee an Election ,5aduste '7rd
East De .aed To- ether Tefamany b o e=eyhefe
De Uhst efgc; this will have 1T Tanmany Hall, re-
x,.i,s m be seen The people nave az en5:h
swAked 10 the i'm porsanca OF the primary eectiouS
The dsv of packed and corrupt Committees is
almost over.
NJ Florepce pcC 4rthy and pe1nis 3ulins, each
deiemin 10 secure Tue next 1Mla on 2t A'si,'sn' A.
aenby, the Wings and Keformeis OF Ibis Radical Wstd
mig hi rossibly succeed.
commitees bu, very few Of he voters suorns which
BY they Will 20. a.rorg argument 10 sel orIhe al
rect popular vote In he nonii aron Tor all oiceFh
VII tothipg certain known 80 10 The relpit.
VIII The elo Boys c, united In favor Of toe 'oltow.
ing omnsons bat wheihertheir action Tll be cJneNed
we cannot lell:
For NG10Y ...............R 7. COMPTON.
For Assistanf Alderman. .ALRRED a. 8AaMoRE
TX. The Labor and Land gefarm portion ofihe Dem3-
crscy carried their ticket md John S,eve7S VIA be noi
na ed FOR The Legislature Eheg we're opposed 0y ms
friendI Of Ned sushaD, Major Moab and oheI Od hQa1
kers Of The most ri GID school who fatty f0ofed by
of 81 TO 226 Seeing which gsy the cat unUe1 aeF
po cosed aud before the voieE we're coursd tne
tive Brshtp Iuspe cora left xsf O'Clock aud went 10 Van.
deroovs corner OF Thirteenth At snd Eighth and aere
held ano her elect On and eecog Their cket by "a ma
-hf,1a nat
Charles eeks J and assistants from the voters TO in5oect
the votes Al ihe Demo ratio adqlsrler'" hsc-
display Al The !ssr place hut vera not permitted to vote
They left lis refns AID probably c0naute all ofIhe
1922 oes cast d fGooTa "a lone oIhe voters OF
tie W ard went there
X Rbe great contest was for Congress and election
brokenup The ,rends Of G! De,ne will have to Ivy
XII Joho B. Brennan Atsem55 Commit Use vas chosen,
and Wesley Smith the canddtls of s factions for Az
XII aod XIX The local preferences OF ihs former Vacd
VII net be s.cerlaiued MI Wednesday evening. The ueT
XXh ward 10 IN The held win lue following nomns ons
For hlderm0n-HdEes n iRCksou,
For Assis1Qnt 14lde,mGn-Jonn Doherty.
For Assessort-Jobn o Hipp John Q7in.
For Constables-Jsmes PohemuP Robe Thompson.
For Inspectors Of Kitcon-Fi-s, Dilrct George D Da
Wis, Patrick Blonin Second District Edward PffcoIS
Far Sehgot Com ssjssiyneys-Hsnry sreyoort Wilson
For school InsDeotora-Jeremiah Fowle, Ed yard Even
For Igu5ses-faonss Lemon William Dwyef Patrick
XIII. Gilbert C. Deans runD1ng for Ihe Assembly,
bpt il appears Tbs election 4gas broken up
XIV Tbs candidates for Congress-, Assembly, &c were
quite plenty, they all doomed 10 disappointment
by be TO Eho had early coneregsed for ,19 aoSer.
lion othe claims ofIhe persona by whom hay were hired
Nv. Can't tel! SIS yet who will Je nOmi1 at06
XVI ire Davr will be nominated OR the t1sen blY
Yhe other Offices in doubt
nomination 'or the Assembly by large majority. The
nominees for The oher Ward Offices not announced,
XVIII .. OSgood secured the IA enoly nomlnsloa -
Tle was quite CONTEXT James Suydam was the
opposil candidate for Assembly ard fegre ss Asslst
AMI Aldermen. party Of Eleventh "erter' decided ms
Teaul
Thus ended tia Democratic primary meetings
which were held on Monday evening Whether
there will be any contested elections the General
Committee of Tammany decides Az soma of the
Committee men are Interested, they may AXE an
enortto order a new election in some OF the Wards.
Some ofthese Committee men are gom5 Whas cele-
brated for conducting things on the sqnare'