New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-18

ern masters knows no bounds. But thanks to
the sober second thought of the People these
mercenaries give way to sound polite al sentiment
No State in the Union was more interested in
River and Harbor Improvements than Michigan,
but ali these were surrendered by Cass land his
obsequious colleague, Elk Gov. Felch) at the be-.
hest of the South.
CHIcAGo-This city follows Toledo and De-.
troit and gives its verdict for River and Harbor
Improvements. Nearly all the officers elected are
known to be in favor Of the consttutionslity" Of
such appropriations for the Inland Seas of the
northwest, and it is supposed the Common Coun.
Gil elect will take appropriate action on the sub
iect shortly after its organization. Walter g..
Gunee is elected Mayor>by a vote Of 2,O32 to
1902 for Williams; Chrtiss, (ex-Mayor,) 1901 :
Rogers, 226; Marshal James L. Howe; Attor.
ney Henry A. Clarke; Treasurer, Edward Ma
niere; Collector, James Fitzsimons Surveyor,
VIM. Clogher, capable citizens, whose elections
were contested wholly on local grounds, the
friends Of City Improvement gaining complete
victory in the election Of the best men in nomina-
ton. Among the Aldermen chosen we notice A.
g. Throop, Robert Malcolm, w. L. Newbery, and
other well known friends OF River and Harbor
Improvements. G. P Bradley was elected Chief
Engineer of the Fire Department without opposi-
tion, with two Assistants The editor of the
Chicago Democrat (Mr. Wentworth has been
writing home a series Of letters exposing the
Vaccinations which were made by his party lead
ers for the defeat Of the Harbor Bill in which
Chicago was go deeply interested.
CoNHEAUT, OHIO-C. w. Appleby, friend of
River and Harbor Improvements, is elected May
or Of this city.
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.-The friends of local
improvements were successful at the recent vii
lage election for Trustees, Assessors, Treasurer,
Collector and Clerk.
MOHAWK HERKIMER Co.-The ticket which
was nominated by general caucus Of the cleo
tors without distinction of party was elected in
this village.
MADISON, WIs.-Simeon Mills was elected
President Of this place at the corporation cleo
ton. A Land Reformer
ITHACA, N. Y.-This village elects 3 Wing and
4 OPP. Trustees.
WILMINGTON, OHIo.-The result in this place
looks exceedingly Anti. Cassish, and VIM. Fuller
is chosen Mayor
GOSHEN, n. Y.-The contest was on local
grounds between the north and south ends of the
village, and we do not find the officers chosen
classified politically.
Observation-Disclosures, Fire Wardens, &c.
chosen without political contest. At the cleo.
ton for town officers subsequently, the vote for
Supervisor stood, Sherman, (Whig) 9Ol Robert
Mathews, (Opp) 574. Wing Town Clerk, COllec-
tor, Overseers Of the Poor, Assessor, Town Seal.
er, and of the 5 Constables. Loco Justice and
Commissioner Of Highways
The Charter Elections in HILLsDALE and MAR
SHALL, Mich. do not appear to have been con-
tested on political grounds-local interests being
chiefly considered.
MoRRIsvILLE, Madison Co. was contested on
local issues, quite common thing this year.
GALEEA, ILL.-The Improvement men are
successful here, N. Bowling being elected Mayor
by vote of 473 to 252. Three Aldermen Of the
same stamp are CHOSEN. Inc 0assis.- --,edA
scarcely any opposition.
CAzENovIA Madison County, elects Charter
ticket without opposition. Several appropriations
were made for the improvement of the village.
| SYRACUSE, N.Y.-M. D. Burnett, ESQ, the re-
Gently elected Mayor, has declined the Office. He
was away from home when nominated and elect
| ed. His son declines nomination also.
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