The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-25

principal cAss was headed -" In favor q the Ward
Committee appointing the Inspsctors," and another
"Peoplss Ticket oppoaioa to the sth Of August" But
The election conducted very peacsab and this polls
kept open to the votsn daring the whole time At the
cosS vsc suppercr u sae4 q tAe tws ;:eos tckets
selected nato y present q tks eAhvAis About EIGHT
hundred votes were and the leading soft shell teket
wss elected b about hundred ana sixty majority
spectos appointed BY the General Committee and the
two poll oleiks including one Of the hard she'll candi-
wore follows -
cm Samuel e WI .nSsr ss.v.ss anry strei
tiers Miles Andros, Ro- land, Edward withereu.
For Yoars Mems General Young MEMS c.mmi.,.e-
Cessmi,tre-Alfed Palmer, Richard Newkirk. VIM p.
VIM neCor%!ot Rich Msoosmick Edward Jacobs,
Downing Robert Whitaker. ningham.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
In this ward there greatrow. Tho ballot boxes
seized by the bsrnburnes, who had powerful
senzed Rand Of Sighting II Is wolf known to be .
strong bunker werd-probsbly Eve to Tho ricting
great that two OF the inspectors Manneng and
Coles refused to proceed and II Is stated proceeded to
Hldebrands in Hester street and held the election
there Burke. the soft shell Inspector remained at tho
Democratic Headquarters and appointed two other iu
fpes'Or, instead those who Under these
circumstances the soft shell ticket he'd 1t ell Its way,
but the elestion Will, Of course, be contested
c THE sort sasLL o1 Tss sASn smsI r.m
CGnfNfldc-JCu0
Kelly, Michael Murphy, tee-william Msehsn, Pat
Thomas farren. rick Barnes, Henry Man
Young Men. General Com. Young Meme General COM
mitec-Jsnes Mcclure, rsiaee-IIenry Ward Albert
Henry Weekly James = smith u John L 1a,
seph Shannon. Pine
FIFTEENTH WARD.
The hottest OF the fight In this ward which the
residence Of Of the strongest hunkers the
side, and the strongest barnbur the other In
oudirg John Van Buren, Isaac " Fowler and Augustus
Sche who declined the CONTEST though his brother took
his psce The hard shells obtained decisive victory
over the eofts and John Van Buren, There was some
fighting in the beginning and tho free sellers brought
tremendous but they found that the other party
bad tho strongest force headed BY Bill Poole and they
therefore gave way. 1t lis stated that Bill offered
ground Mr. Pooe Is the President Of the Lundys Lane
Club Of the Ninth ward The hard shell ticket was
s AS the sssts ss sss 1e'
General Comnn,fee-Rich. Genera, Ccmmaaee@Ch.s.
fshs s s16n Wheeler on'' sses. r tsSa' Robinson
Young Mems Genua, Young Mem. General
ssD T.a n1 Ray sSn H1ss srar ms'T
Cox Waiter r. Jones, Jr.
Mr.. W heeer is . member elect OF Congress
SIXTEENTH
The election held AZ Bcglan's, in Seventeenth
street Eighth avenue in tho ball room, which
filled and also the street in front Of the house. The
ing brisk and the inspectors very active in taking
tickets Upon csnyassing the votes it was found that
the soft shell ticket received 1885 votes and the hard
she ticket 275 ons Of the inspectors, who hard
shell y left but the ether two gave certificate Of the
suit This election contested The two tickets
as follows -
General Comn,ttee-A g. For General Committee
vcsbursh. James Cassidy, George 9. Mitchell Louis N.
ro;ns Mss': General Com Yong Mems General Com
if,e- Ira Davis, VIM. c. Peter Henry, Isass
Belts Charles May John seixas Francis EARLY Fran
B. Kelley James Cochran cs O;Neil, Samuel D. Van.
derheyden.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
There were four tickets run in this ward "a yellow
ticket headed by John Cochrsne green ticket headed
BY jonathan Trotter; and two white tickets the
headed by Joseph Lees and the other by person
whose nsme We did not observe The Cochrane ticket
had majority Of Dol votes all others oomhned IL
having received 7b2 votes The following the
! ccssfuI ticket
General Com,nitse- John Cochrane, Anthony Wood,
Yc.vs Msns Co,arsities-O Bssnbridgs Smith Thomas
+ Je,t a,iah Jr, William B. Stafford, Augustus Mona
hon, h!er Mssten
The election In this ward passed of very pesoeably
1t held the of Third and Twenty
second street. and general good feeling pervaded the
whole contest The polls kept clear and there
disturbance 1t quite evident from the opening
Of the polls that the Shepard ticket ahead The fol-
lowing ticket has the animous certificate Of the in.
spectors 1t received 800 votes 1t Is soft shell
| General Commitfee-Lorenzo d. Shepard, Thomas 8.
Young Mems General Committee John Foster Dennis
Dean, Terrence Keen, John vanpet Charles 4. Shea.
The opposition ticket received 226 votes The following
! is copy Of 1t -
General Consmit,se-Royal Phelps A. B. Trowbrdge,
1 Townsend.
! Young Mems General Cou,u,itte-James Murphy Isaac
r. varian, John b Hennessy, Henry Smith, Allen Mel
! vile.
| NINETEENTH WARD.
Election held at Eagans feed store In Forty second
street The soft shells completely successful here,
| according to their account There good deal
excite MT and fighting The following ticket received
es2 and had the unanimous certificate Of the ia
| spectors:-
General Committee Dennis McCarty, John Esgau,
Fernando Wood
Young MEMS General Comnittee.--John NJ Dunlap
John u; Cunningham. Benjsmn p. Farchilds Jama' @.
Hayes, Horace NJ. Dewey.
The hard shell ticket only obtained 1es votes. The
following if a copy
Old MEMS General Conmase.-John Doherty, John
] OKeife. John Quin
Jr. william Minck. Peter Masterson Jr, John Steinber
| ger Nicholas scsgrist
But the election Is contested.
/ TWENTIETH WARD.
The fighting IN this ward was treme ndous and the
broken heads One OF the inspectors wished
to leave but could get away occcunt Of the crowd
The hard ehsls intend TO eontee this ward The soft
shells posd 62b Notes.-The hard shells io2. The two
| tickets follows:-
| SOFT SHELL TICKET HAND SHELL TICKET,
| General Comrntfes WIN. General Compifee--The
Murray, VIM. Mcccpkey, ocore MARITIME, George BY
| Dennis Ryer. der. James Z Dunn
Young Mems General Com. Young Mems General Com
nittee- John McClane, JAS. wtee--Jas. NJ Post John
| Wallace Jr James NJ Post, Layman. VIM Campbsll
Casper Myers, Patrick Raj Morris D. Underhill Ma.
! fsity thanel Roo
One Of the policemen Of that district received blow on
eye The 1saiant was duly taken into custody aud
conveyed bcsors Justice Stuart who committed him TO
prison 70 answer the charge
Obituary.
We regret to announce the death in Apslachsoa FLOR