The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

FIRsT WARD KLECTioN .

FIRsT KLECTioN
An errsr occurred in the majority given In the Yiret
ward election on Thursd.y evening II was published
that the Mulgan party bad majority over the Charock
faction q as. shoui have been lss 1t seems from
what learn, that bad the disturbance was ct the
poa, much worse might have been the case, probably
terminating in the loes Of life not Alderman Moore
heen sent for who promptly visited the of order
and was selected by both parties to take charge Of the
ballot box which he old ana caued the to be con-
vsyed 10 the police station houeeach party the time
seneyiDg they were on the Tide Of victory.
SIXTH WARD
Ono section cf the dmoara,s had sad loss in Yankee
Sullivan who kept aloof the election, having re-
Gently Joined the whgs This l. said have turned the
scsie in 1.-The primary of Thursday night The Fourth
ward seems 10 have takr the place Of the ngntns
Sixth
NINTH WARD.
Mr. BrowneI states that he took part whatever in
tho stone throwing SC in ibe Ninth ward that he
did not know his on he ticket at all, having
been put on by bis friopos lie also wishes this state
ment 10 be made public
THE THIRTEENTH WARD.
The computation of the votes had not been made yes
tercsy but reporter informed that the Freeman
ticket ahead The final result will be known to day.
vxy disgracofu took place between the hours of
eleven and twelve O'Clock Thursday night at the inter
section OF Grana aud DIVISION streets and also in Ridge
street appears that close of the voting in that
ward gang OF drunken made violent effort to
seize upen the ballot box and carry away After much
acuIty the Inspector conveyed it to the Thirteenth
ward station house. and pl-c it in charge Of Captain
Russell The rioters reinforced by ro~dies congrc
eating frcm many popts aud The entire body made
attack upon the ,ta,ion Disappointed in their
endesvor get hold Of the box they commenced to
rel with each other ana general melee ensued Cap
tsin Russell With pa ocb OF his men issued forth in
order queii this sfnrbance when they immed
stev aessiled with shower of paving stones brick bats
and other dangerous mieses They Stood firm and ooc
however and efer time dispersed the drunken and vi
slsnt gang. One OF the crowd named McCarty,
rioxIa{y had IL be Ia
house in order to be- at-pded to Policemen Nelson
and Bierheld wereso badly buied about the face and
tber wounds were dressed.
THE FIFTEENTH WARD.
In this ward the name of John Van Buren the
ticket declared to be defeated by the nspectorthc first
time that he directly before the democracy Of New
York Mr.. Van Buren, and his friends however, alege
that he not d. feat-d fairly and that votes
polied than there were democrats In the ward
SIXTEENTH WARD.
There witnessed contest than
what took place in this ward Thaelecton held at
Mr. Doyes feed store No 275 West Seventeenth street.
and both parties strained every nerve for victory About
fifteen hundred persons present. and completely
bis,ked up the street Every variety of cry from the
wild shout OF approval to the damung hiss of dissent
rang through the midnight air. The people posi-
revenge under the cover Of political excitement There
fight in the street every half hour and
named Murphy. is badly wounded.
The Inspectors acted very fairly and the votes
counted with minute care The result was not known
until half past two yesterday morning.
Tho following ticket had majority Of three hundred
and fifty one -
.pudtcai Contention CiyConreaiicn
Louis N. Glover, Samuel Radcliffe,
Thomas u. Iamea, Francis Early,
Samuel S. TandeIhuyden, Peter Carroll
COsus Convention. Charles A. May,
Stephen '. Cronkright, John b. Kelly
John Cafrey, .qssemliy.
Daniel oesry, fleetwood Northrup
Robert Sleaman, stephen Mead,
Mases a'te Cons ,. Louis n Glover Hover.
George O. Mitchell Caa,tsr
Francis O'Ncal John DAILY,
Assembly District. John bic Donaid
james S. Carpenter, john McGee,
Hahfcrd Smith. Dauicl McGowan.
Charlie A. May, Thomas Gregory,
Amos Fisher, Michael Foot,
Rufus Ciaggett, Edward Hickey,
Congressional Henry L. Hoeize,
Jsmes Moore John stoker,
Robert Barclay Michael Riley,
John PhsIen, Philip Brady,
Philip Caffry. Daniel Mead,
hchsei Haipin, Joseph Sanford,
Joseph w Lamb, Jcthro Thomas
Evan Davis. Daniel Ryan.
The appointment of Mr.. William Dali as one Of the
inpectss was violently opposed By the opposite party
result vss delayed to the hour mentioned
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
The election for this ward held at Mr.. Edward
MuIrays, Of Twenty first street and first
In the early part of the night considerable excitcmcnnt
prevailed and 1t nearly impossible continue the
voting large bonfire kept blazing in front Of tho
house and the supporters Of each party addressed the
multitude from tables placed near TO it.
Popular speakers and well known voters. were eleya
ted the shoulders of their friends and thus carried
into the house In coming cut the same mode Of
uaed and scene OF yelling shouting and
AufzaiDg. which beggars description kept up until
half past twelve O'Clock.
Owing to interruptions during the counting the re-
suit made known until nearly two ocock yestor
0sy morn pg when the following ticket elected
Fsr STATE Con,e,son at Slro- Tor Csiy Convection.
John Kavansgn
John McKeon Samuel Pheasant
Alternately d French. Daniel IIaydo
For Msoroity Conrcnt0n. Charles A. yanderoor.,
Robert II Morris A Trowbritge.
Patrick McEhoy, For assembly Cionrenfor.
Isnac Townsend John Pagan.
For Coung Convention. stephen r Russell
Thomas s. Henry, Dariel Brien,
J. D. Hennessy, John w Brown,
Edward Murray, Isaac A. Moran
J,mes II suydsm, For Charter Contention.
ThomsR Conaten james Sheehan
For Congressional Conren- Patrick Kelly
John Pettsgrew James nIeehan
james Pufdy, William Thompson. -,
7. J. Stevens, Avery Green
John Lynch, Henry Davis
hugh Smith, james Brady,
Fitch Ward, Edward Msibally
James MoEivany. Terence keon
For Judiciary ConpeHton James Russell
Alexander Y. vachc John hcNany,
Timothy Daily, William Lawrence
w C H. WaddeI. J. Walter Roosevelt
Mcssrs Jared Bell james shoehan and Henry A. Warts
acted ss Inspectors and announced that the "Mckoon
uCket mao Dos VOTES. Snepparu' tlcket -0l
votes There nearly two thousand persons present
tuIisg the night and good many were knocked down.
but serious riot occurred This is the first time that
the Sheppard ticket defeated in six years 1t
regarded as completely under The control Of Mr..
Sheppard that the ward called " Young Africa"
NINETEENTH WARD.
Several Of the morning and evening papers of yesterday
In announcing the proceedings Of the Democratic Rpub
bcsn primary elections state that Enoeh b. Camp had
been 70 seriously injured at the above named poll,
that he was not expected TO recover Mr.. Camp APP
peexed before yesterday in full health, without
or wound.
The Brooklyn Sunday Liquor Law.
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