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

Young Meas Committee Michad Goulding Henry Ap.
pleton, Alexander Ifaaes, John Pryor Malachi Ryan
Second District William stokcIey. Third Distrit Geo.
j. tombstone
Lundicsn, Sebastian Kohhepp, Bernard DuHfey.
SECOND WARD.
In this ward 2s4 votes poed In which the follow
Ing ticket elected by majority Of "a votes
headed by John Y. Savage
General Coanittee--Dutley Haley James Leonard VIII
liam Miner
Young Mems General COMMUNICATIONS Robinson Johu
Sheridan, Francis Seoiy, James Finney, Thomas J.
dodgers.
THIRD WARD.
Here the soft shells had majority Of the inspectors,
and the election held at their head quarters MIN
MES az Greenwich street There contest;
but about the time Of closing the polls the hard shells
made rush to smash the ballot box. The inspectors
took it to upper apartment for security The hard
shells got upon the roof down upon them through
the sky light and scattered the ballots majority Of
the inspectors appointed by the General Committee how
having satisfied the soft ss ticket
was elected By about eighty majority gave certificate
Of its election We subjCin the two tickets -
SHELL TICKET.
For General Ccmmitiee-H. For General Committee
Hsbbett, James Dennsl Benjamin Ga,re: A. J.
~. Charles Fletcher. McCarty Peer B. Warts
Pettng Mems Committee Young Mems General Com
JAIME. Rich J II. Finne mittes---samuel Bennett,
gan. Thomas Monroe WI Louis Jouy; Jr., Stephen
John II. Finngan
FOURTH WARD.
There but little excitement in this ward aud the
compromise ticket elected by about 400 majority and
certified by the three inspectors appointed BY the
General Committee The folio wing is the successful
ticket
For General Connattee--Jsoob T. Oakley, Joseph Hill
For Young Mns General Committee George Green G.
P. Bickford, J. Sweeney, j. H Midmer, Geo. Me6rann
In this ward the election held ct the Emblem and
the great feature Of the combat the defeat Of John
A. Kennedy, member OF the General Committss, and
leader Of tho barnburners ard soft shells There
tickets in the Aed and 6ss votssw.re pooled Tho
cut and out hard shell ticket elected by 81 majority
and certified by the inspectors The ticket elected was
follows
For General CsNmittce.-E. Hart, H Honmire, Joseph
For Young Menu General Conntatee WIN Francis,
john Briggs Tbos. sherw ood VIM. Allen, Chas. Bapta
sixrH WARD.
Things were rather quiet in the Bloody Sixth. com.
pared with the usual course There was little Skin
mshpg besides the quantity Of noise but nohiog
serious The contest turned principally upon tho Aext
nominations for the Common Coupcil The Brennan
tck0s received $50 votes and the Kelly ticket 2e3
The friends Of Matthew T. Brennan one OF the prominent
candidates for Harbcr Master turned out in great force
held and the returns signed by Thcmas Ryan James
Hogan and David Rcrdan inspectors appointed by the
General Committee, and john Nc Mahou ana Thomas
steph' ns poll clerks representing the two parties:
Gen9sl COMMITTEE -rhos. Genera l csmmiise-J. R.
J Barr, William Sir clair, Feeny, II. oKsefe. J. W.
Thomas W Constantine. Brady.
Young MEMS General Com Young Men, General Com
nitte. - Patrick GarIick, mitee james Glass John
James Hogan John Clancy, Quin, William Burnett,
John Jourdan, Charles Cor John Holland, David Gil
don. man.
SEVENTH WARD
In this ward fhe "hard shells .rumphed. There
much excitement and good deal Of fighting. The
following the two t.ckets:-
SHELL. SOFT SHE'LL
| For Detegstes 70 General Democratic Republican Gs-
| G. Glazier Thomas Glover
Tor Detessies 70 Young Young Mems Democratic
| Mons Gcs1dl Ceamteec-- Rep Committee - Andres
IDonae DuplsD Russell w. SheehRn, Henry Close, VIII
Giszier, Anerew sheohar, liom Dunn, John Callahan
Lavrerce Green john ). kieloy.
WARD.
In this ward the bard shelsn triumphed Tn. ticket
elected for General Committee was as follows
| 7. Compton, David L. Delayan, G. Cohen
For Young Mems General ConHiaee-Jsmss Mcpermott
George Loutreil Patrick Gallagher, John McKibbsn,
NINTH WAND.
great row-the ballot boz destroyed no election.
WARD
In this ward the hard shel ticket was successful II
was az followe:-
General Committee Richard Norris, Jceeph NJ Msrss.
john w. Thorp
Iosng aen's General Confederation williams,
ward Welsh. ~
This ticket vss elected By 3o7 against "a votes for the
soft thel ticket, which as follows -
General Ce0'aaihee-Charles Francis, John Van Colt,
Henry ID. johnson.
Mems General JnI,a ia
McGuire, Jas. McHonry Asa Bogsrt Alexander Graham
There was second election, which Irregular being
held under inspectors appointed by the Ward Com tee
At the Tenth Ward Hotel Here the soft shell ticket re-
ceived 2o7 votes and the hard shell but II.
rIEIrTn w,ap.
In this ward, the three hours Of the Gle son ware
marked by hard fight beginning and ending with tho
SOLID argument a boxs The polls we're held In ayenuo
9, under the direction OF the inspectors appointed by
the General Committee The election was hotly con-
tsfted throughout In this ward the election Ia dis
ruttd Two soft shells, james r. Steers and Thoma,
~ Faron claim to be elected BY majority Of twenty
two, ON the General Committee One hard shell Il
elsctsd and not contested namely Tbaddeus B. Glover
Young Mons Cemm;tiss James Mcxshop. re,sooa
Smith, David Carr, Francis Dubois, Vim Monk
TWELFTH WARD
There wal spirted oons, In this ward between he
hard and eof shells The hard shells were suc.es,fol nv
majority of 21e. The whole sunber Of votes polled
was COS. Tho following is the succo,ssul sieket:--
Genra' Cemn'itse--Tefrence Msguife, Thomas }. Ho.
gan. VIM. Wiley.
Yong MEMS Gene, al Cormtee Abraham IT a.,rs,,
VIM Hancock, stephen Luts, Henry Bradhurst, WIN g.
Free =
Hard Comm1fee--David s. Jsckson, joseph Gceyv
Daniel Slsvin. Patrick McGsnn, Matthew snannshan
John McCcsker, James McCioud, James ~ Henry
Michael Gallsgher Michael coDroy, Nicholas Raw Thos
fugent' James Mcclure John p Dodge, Miles ssuby
The hard shell ticket for two OF the oomn,,tt... - 90
follows
Macarthur and John MoCo.kar
Yrmg At~s General Ccwmsftcsy --Jsuss Flynn Henry
~ nc0owu 0,orge Y, Lynch wiiihm H.my, and