The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-11-07
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2,l3s 1920


ton in the balance OF the wards would give the
Democratic candidate for Comptroller majority
in the city Of 2.374, Governor loves majority
in the city was 2,754.
With regard to The election for city officers,
Judges, members of the Legislature. Sc. the indie
pendent candidates have caused quite a reduction
in both the Wing and Democratic strength. The
entire Democratic ticket 10, however, undoubtedly
elected and by maorities varying from 5O0to 600.
Most of the successful ticket Is composed Of men
VIGOROUSLY incompetent for the performance Of the
duties Of the posts to which they have been elected
but party drill has done its work. and the new
constitution, giving the election of these Offices to
the people, is not popular among the intelligent
and thinking classes now as il was last week. The
independent candidates, as usual, have largely
duced the Wing vote, whilst they have, compare
lively speaking, but slightly affected the Demo
cracy
We have few scattering votes from Anne Arun-
del. Hartford, and Baltimore counties, indicating
slight Wing gains on the State ticket, and strong
hopes are entertained of the election of the Wing
candidates for Comptroller, Lottery Commissioner,
and Commissioner Of the Land Office.
The following are the successful candidates in
the city, all of whom Democrats.
For the Senator from the city of Batimore-Na-
thaniel Williams.
For the members OF the House of Delegates from
the city of Batimore-El Ware, jr., Bolivar d.
Daniels, Joseph Weathers, John w. Davis, John
Morris, VIM. George Baker, VIM. A. Stewart,
Martin J. Kerney, Alfred ID. Miller, Covington ID.
Barnitz.
For the Commissioner of Public Works for the
Third District-Wm. p. Pouder.
For the Judge ofthe Court Of Appeas for the Third
Judicial District-John G. Legrand.
For the Judge of the Superior Court of Baltimore
city-William Frick.
For the Judge of the Criminal Court of Baltimore
city-Henry Stump.
For the Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas for
the city of Baltimore-W William l.. Marshall,
For the Judges OF the Orphans Court of the city
of Baltimore-John j. Gross, James A. Reed, Viii
liam Is. Nelson.
For the Register of Wills in the city of Balti-
more--NAthaniel Hickman
For the States Attorney in The city OF Balti
more Charles ]. Nj. Gwinp,
For the Clerk Of the Superior Court OF Baltimore
cty-Edward Bowling.
For the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for
Baltimore city-Lambert s. Norwood.
For the Clerk of the Criminal Court OF Baltimore
city-Thomas II. Moore.
For the Surveyor for the city of Baltimore
Thomas p. Chiffele.
For the Sheriff for the city of Baltimore-John
Hayes
Captain France, formerly of Washington who
was one of the Wing candidates for the Legisa
ture, runs considerably ahead of his ticket
PS. The returns from four more wards have
just been received, and they show about the same
aggregate position of parties as indicated in the
vote OF the four wards given above
bloody affray occurred yesterday afternoon at
the third ward polls, resulting in the instant death
of Charles James, and Francis Connolly was 30 Sc
verely wounded that there is but little prospect Of
his recovery. They fought with bowie knives.
Both were of desperate bad character.
LATER.
| BALTIMORE, November 6-9p. m.--Returns show
no change in affairs as detailed in letter Returns
from several counties indicate the success of the
State Democratic ticket, except Thomas, for Comp
troller who runs behind his party. His opponent,
Morgan, Wing, is probably elected
Montgomery County.
ROCKVILLE, November The following is the
result of the election for Montgomery county: One
Wing and one Loco elected to the Legislature; two
Wings and one Loco for Orphans Court; five Wing
Commissioners; Henning, Wing, elected Clerk;
Thompson, Loco, Register; Connell Loco, Sheriff /;
Bowie, Loco, States Attorney; Matthews, Loco,
Surveyor.
Hartford County.
HAyRE DE GRACE, November Gin this district
Geo. C. Morgan, Wing, for Comptroller, has IA
majority over Thomas, Democrat, being large
Wing gain. Brewer, Wing, has 90 majority for
Commissioner of the Land Office; and Hicks. Wing,
IS majority for Lottery Commissioner. Keatings
has "a majority, Constable 43 majority, and Jar
rett Sc majority.
Frederick County.
FaEpERIcK, November GIG ma despatch
from Frederick, dated at noon, furnishes the fol-
lowing information Buckeystown, average Demo
cratic majority Gloves majority 10. Urbanna,
average Wing majority 62-Clarkcs majority IS.
Petersville, average Democratic majority So
loves majority 80. jefferson, Democratic ina
jority T-Carkcs majority 8. In Liberty, the vote
falls 100 short of the usual poll The returns at
large show Shriver, for Clerk; HoslSins, for Reg
lister of Wills; and Nelson, for Circuit Judge,
largely ahead. All Democrats.