The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-22
David W. Price, George W Quintara, David Irish,

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For Charter Conrsntion--Ist Dist WIN II ches,msn,
John ID. Harris Thos. b Cone. "a Dist John Casey,
| wnijsm Murray, Thomas Kerr Sd Dist Edward
Journ cay. John sherman, James Mann. 4th Dist An
drew J,rdsn, Isaac Fitz Daniel Morrison 5th Dist.
[ Dist John Her. william Wait. Themas Bemis TIA
Dist william Clark, Michael Gunner, Frederic
| schmidt.
ErrHrH wAnD--Delsgates to Ward Nominating Com
Observation-Disclosures Bleakly, Stephen Villa nson
Casser,y wilkes, Gilbert pugsan, Melen Kenny, John
| Wiley, lewis Baker u. II. Stoutenherg.
| JudieiUy-Jossph N Barney James Webb, James
Gridley.
.f,semb,y Robert Nelson. John II. NJ Berry John
Porter Edward Curry, Jno X Lydeker David Shaker
cIarter~H N Wild W. P. BilIie- walaron P. Fell
| David Colemao, Jas. Giidley, n. Il. Miles Edward
Green, Chs Stevens, jacob Wardiow.
NINTH wAnp.-In this ward, the Poole ticket was
elected without opposition, 1T under protest The
election is regarded az void y the maj GRITTY OF the
wings of the ward Tie ticket is Seward and Kelly.
TEsrH wARp-In shis ward there printed
ticket, and no opposition. The names returned for
the Mayorslty Conventson are llobert T Haws. w.
Wells Wilson, and Jamey GrfIths. The ticket Is anti
Seward and anti-Kelly rhcre sre not dozen seward
wings in this ward 1t Is said this delegation Will go
for woodruff rs Mayor.
ELEVENTH wARp.-The elestion for this ward
held at Union Hail. Of Fourth treet and Ave-
nue c. There were Ave OF six scket b, the chief OPP
position between the steamboat ticl which went
for Ryan for Assembly and the White ticket, which
went for willis The following 10 the sta Amboat tick
TIE Friends Of John Ryan ,ria Yor ,ti, ese only"
Here there is a figure OF steam beat
NATIONAL WING ApMISIsrRAuoN rIca Ut.
For Congress-Ja mes Brooks, q. NJ. simoA'son, John
A. Deveau; Lewis D. Dod Joseph Southwoi tn, Lewis
For Mayor-Ambrose @. Kingslsnd. John A. Bout
ellie, Peter v. Hustled, Chas. NJ. Waterbury.
Judieia'v.-John Van Tassell, Lsban G. stAs, John
Landers.
For .a,s.m0Iv -Johu Ryan, Benjamin Harper. Robt
II. Allaire John H. Elliott, George Sheffield, William
Green Charles Smith Peter Hsmmill. Seaman John
son, J. 8. UpderhiLl Daniel Herrick, O.. Van Colt.
Wad-Hamilton Wade, Daniel Thatcher, r Buck
psster, Richard Totten, Julian O. Harris John Ryan,
Elijah T. Berren Isaac Taylor, willard jerks, Isaac
y. Jones Joseph IL. Thone, Sherman O. Mallory, Geo.
Il was Ryan ship Joiner, who Ia engaged In build
ing steamboat that carried this ticket thrsugh 1t is
sntise~sId
TanrRnrrH wARp The election for this ward
held ITALIAN Hall 4S2 Grand street. The following
ticket called the Fillmore, Administration ticket,
elec ted In opposition to tho abolition aud Seward
ticket 1t WAS surmounted by an eagle, and had Tor
r Phuibus Untn.
JadieiGy William W Lyon, @ L. Ingersoll' Samuel
Mayo,ciiy.--Johs Cooper, Edward Collin James
Dewey
Congressional - David A. Forbes, Robert u. John.
stem obs iish Neweomb, John Wright Augustus
Morand, Jacob Il. Howard
mas j. Do,le Henry X. Frost, ID. noCabe Adm Hol- |
brook George Cosehnsn. Thomas W. Thorn, james !
II.
ChGyf,r.--John H. Briggs, Benjamin Haskell Doc. !
Churchill. Owen Daley, Edward sophu. husu,tnS
Powell, Samuel sneedrn, Lawrence Harvey, hilbert
Day John VI. Grifiths. .
This ticket elected by 800 majority. The Seward
ticket was headed Unien," aud John Pearsal for
Assistant Alderman"
FouRrEESrH wARp.-Uere wes the great struggle be-
tween the friends OF Bfsgs and Uman for Congress
the N sh'a o w,I b snS thu al there
fore the casting vote The Ninth war aer who has u
all their own way poured into the Fo1itesoth wiz
bsld, at the corner OF broadway and Grsnd street
There another elernsDt IN the strife and when has
extended over the other wards-it was James ksliy
for Mayor. ubioh epuisaeIt TO contest Zoe So
w4Id Kelly being known to be seward man brisss
and ulman are botn Clay wings The raoa va. crosi-
ed almost 10 suflocatior, ana ~hen tss NsliJ aat vi
party found they were likely to oe debated easy
made a rlsh for the ballot boz, and sOrac OF them
wanted TO throw IL oat 81 the window when they found
they not Able to or owing Co the usy
OF the crowd This just st O'Clock, when IN.
poll closed. A meite nsei ana the nstirg fDr
come time was tarribls At one time natter looked
desperate The furniture all broken, sud the win
David shsrrood but more p,s,,enlsry the mr..
ssmed hdi'us Isd on ~ we 'p, es,i Soh sa
the police Of the fourteenth ward came TO the res-
cue. ana brought tSe ballot box dom 90 the /
station house ia order to the ballots counted
which II impossible to 10 at the Broadway lloase
wh,n the ballots caunted, i.turnei out just ss
headed William g VEGA or the Gati Ss~srd anti |
Kelly ticket fos 80 be elected by ldl votes ous
Of gll. The ticket IL us iollows;-
Maynatv-wEiiass 8. wood, Charles W. Baker,
John Crane.
DER, Amendis fGTyi., Lucus d. siicn, will,am W |
Kubn William 81 Gregory, George b. Osborn, oh~r'es
J~dieie,v. = Cornelius V. Andersen, water welsh,
BENJAMIN ". Richards.
.qsssHJiy -Abs Price william ssnsday Benedict
Louis, Jr. samuel w. Brown. jams !. Morris Jacob
BTinkerhon, Bspi w. Eicharis, AETcp larimsn
Joseph PefhsDgrr, WINK. sehoacE Jr., Archibald Nc
CIsr.ey.-CbAr.ss A. Stuart ssid sherwooi, Joseph
Hutton, Jr, 0ss.zs foTbes John kryses bncius
Fryer james MsLorei Ws,hit ion Fink Amends
Thsre wsra. basidss ths ticket, and the Kelly and
UiIGn tickets, Ehich resolved only eighty votes a
third Ticket b, sded the WorkIDg0aD,s ticset which
sl'o the delegation Of The Kelly ticket
IT, for the Fsuttssuth ward whgs were ali agreed
uJon principle and IL was only on the Congres-ional
tick and abost Jams Kelly that any point Of dtH.r
,nce nrose. The Fou tusnth ward shigs are ah,i
Eeward ard snt free coil TO msn; 30 na,h 30 that
tbeir in tha Assembly tosapport Dics
ibson Instead 81 sewsrd Efs ticket elected goes Tor
binsssnd ter Masor and tner. can he no 'onet yh-t
briggs via get the DouiEs1ion for coDgres- SD W n
Gregory fvi Asseby He tosk an ac;ire psrs la the
Congress ci Trades
FrrrsssrH wARD.-Tks iorowiOs sieket was slectsa
Cs',psssY ia d pa.iea II. A. Kerr X. J. BrSsn,
Linus " st,v,us, Robxrt ". ncCprdy
No,maiB. DIR. W IN n. BisssaAa, John A. hone'
.aSi's1S David Graham, JOAN n Knos, Erastu,
.s,,srily Benjaraln L. s~sn, Cor,elius Bcgsrs,
Aasu-tn Avsrilt, Charles Lsupp. u " herrick'
Jacob Iet kman, ~ A. CcnAdiug, D Bushneh, Wil-
A.n, Cufrle. james W. UDoerbbl, william sterling
tkosfsr-1 q. s. Bensoa samuel Is. Roman, Jr
z Chester briggs. samuel II ynolds; ,. j, Weston,
samuel l. Gris1Uld. Samuel NJ. B-cNey, A y
Hays; g. WIN. n. johnson Z Norris Edward s
k,si'r Gee y Mtrkles, Isaac q. BArEsr
There IL rarely aoy contest In this --rf
s,xttr~rp v,ur -rhe folio wing ticket sas elected
and is 10 tsysr ofRsuy for Mayor
Cgyr,,s.irt a D aeph Tucker Alexander W Brad
ord Ntrhflas Dean Asher Riley. George Csmpbsl
Mogsyelix -RobsftsB,ith- washington smith ueorgs
Mtiritt - .
JIjiie,y. --Joh1 Dslsma,er, worthisston Hodytn-
ton. William smith 49,.
Tdssra Esler, william Stftste. thomss sieveas0n
Moses son james BIRD Harmon Gsrksn, stephen
Mitchell William VI SECONDS, Edmupd v Dean -.
Cbg,f,r Eissrd Rarrsn. james Hornby. Archibald
Csrarh.n. James uaiey John Taylor. John rentoa
Ta,suld IS DsAn. ae-sfa y. Hopper, a. j. Whiari
William yrusssu. Jas 7. Couephosen. Bdsin ferg,r
I ra. Az Aeg