New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-10

Philip Case --------------498E W Fargo
We the undersigned Clerks do hereby certify that the
foregoing statement II votes received at the fore
gong election 1HAKLES A. PAL CLERKS.
YIN ,1o ki M IT, Inspectors of Election oolt.
Nineteenth Wardwe the 9sPs S9T S of tie
the Union Cottage, Broadway, near Fory-ninth-s;
Oct O. 1851 Do hereby certify that the following named
persons received the unanimous vote poied at sad cleo
ton, VIZ:
JOSEPH KEEN JAMES NJ; RYRNE,
" y" . NV y william FULMEB.
GARRETT II. STRIKER ,H@'f TsAyAc ADRIANCE,
'''''''- NJ HOPPER MOTT.
Senatorial
ABM. y.BARBERIE, John A;XAXJ RIPER'
JOHN WAIT. join D HOYT,
ALBEKT vANDERBECK-
''-'''O PHlLLiP ] MONROE.
Cha, S. Barbere. George Harsen Charles Godin
John Ives, William Halden Daniel ie BOIL i..v.r
John Feiner. Waite G. Maiay, Thomas sheridan
Cornelius Berrian, Isaiah Keyser, Henry Snyder.
Edward Dayton. John c. Miller, Thos 4 Campbell,
Lewis ps9ser, Mmard + Adee' Samuel s p NJ FoA'
JAMES BOWLEY. inspectors Of the
GEORGE c HARSEN, Primary Election
ol0 IT. ISAIAH kElSER, } o. lsth "aru.
to Twentieth Ward.-Pursuant 20 a call of the
General Committee the Wings OF me twentieth ware mel
Convictions and whereas upon arriving there they found
that certain Clique called the Turner patty haa I'VE m
specoTs appointed the pace for taking ballots mailed
up al round that could nothing bat their heads
and nothing Of the ballot box and whereas requesting
of hem The privilege OF having TWO inspectors apohtu
from the persons opposed to that individual which request
ey @ 'ty ao sd @ hat the election was con-
uucied a fair and honorable manner Wherenpon they
Adjourned outside and organized themselves mo meeting
io The purpose OF holding The election in such manner as
appeared To them night and legal Upon oIginlAng was
moved and seconded that DAVID A PALLlS act as
Chairman. which carried, II was also moved ana
Seconded that WILLIAM NJ. WADE act As Secretary, which
earned. The following gentlemen were appointed In
sp,cors Of election William 4. Row Wand David A Paills
and William NJ Wadeand the polls opened for voters At
the close of the polls the votes were canyassed with the
following result The following ticket received 52i votes
the opposing ticket l8-Toial, 542.
TWENTIETH WARD DEMOCRATIC. WIG TICKET
judiciary - - ~
BENJAMIN PETIT, FRANCIS NJ. CURRY,
COnnfV Contention
DANIEL HOGENCAMP, = HARRISON REED.
SAM = - ' il LooFBoREo@S.
JOHN WILLIAMS THOMAS McADAM.
PhILo '. BEEBE, ], S. coUENHovEN
ABRAHAM MEAD. SANE DANIEL HoGENCAMP,
DAVID PULLS,
SAMUEL SPARKS, Nh SlTHERLAYD, JR.
CHARTER.
Daniel Hogencamp, Abraham Mead, William Peabody,
Charles Simpson, Samuel Basley, Franklin Gregg,
John Y Gridley, BENJAMIN Petit. VIM sulherand,Jr.
John Brady, FIanc,s NJ Curry, Iose2h LongSns
James L. Dayton, VIM. NJ. Wade. DAVID Pulls
poll held al 400 sth,av.. from sto II A. u.
4 motion made by Mr. William Sutherland Jr that the
unesned thanks Of this Committee be rendered to Mr
L. DAY for the kindness and hospitality ne has
shown IN offering commodlous and convenient rooms IN
which TO hold our meeting was earned UNANIMOUSLY
\
DAVID PULLS, Chairman
WV. NJ. WADE, Secretary. olO It,
To- Ninth Ward Temperance Alliance.-A pub
lie meeting VIII be held THIS (Fnday) EVENING, att
o'clock at the hall of Hudson and Grove SIS Hon
Thomas VI. Woodruff VIM. B. Wedgwood, and Urah II.
Judah Esqrs VIII address the meeting Seats reserved
for the ladies Come one Come all b. order OF the
Ward Committee ASA CHILDS, Chairman.
81 : . Ne, ME- Secretaries. o9a.
~ Grand Division :. of r., 4 y. Y-Ihe An
nua Session Of the d. Will be continued THIS MORN
ING al o'clock at No 300 Broadway. Much important
business is yel 70 ue ~ .eu, am anu "'i ~
f SiSi.s TO 'e Pu'''U' fHos EDGERLEY c. s.
~ The Tenth Ward Temperance Mass Meet
ING comes of THIS (Friday EVENING. at g. o'clock,
be his post determined to do his duty BY using ms nl
euce and voting the Election ior faithful enerse-
TO fill the City Councils no VIII enforce the oo
OF all sluary laws such as closing the nquor
hops the Sah ah &C and who Will use theu lnnuence
to secure the enactment OF laws. as entirely to prohibit
and abolish the sale of INTOXICATING drinks as beverage
oIOlt. GEORGE BLACKBu RN Chairman
~ Rev. Henry Requa. Missionary to the One-
da Indians, south west Of Green Bay. Visions Il, with
Rev TAI. YOU GALWAY HAY, "a preacher OF the triDe
and converted noians, viii 9eoupy he P9,St 81
next Oct 2th Services to commence al the usual hour
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