New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 81. 1852.

was carried BY 4Is majority. The pon was held a,
No. 70 Amty.st, at unoccupied dwelling house I,
pot being a rum-shop, liquor brought In bottles
There was bard set gathered about. There was con
siderable fsh'iDg
SIxTkENTH WARD.-In this Ward there
W" much excitement in regard to the Iospeetor quar-
rel The voting place was through a hole about Is
Inches by g. In very strong door At ihs opening Of
poll the dissoc'ed party sstberei around and stead
fatty kept possession Of the place until the close To
order to setin the ballots they ei ihe friend. over
their beads and three or four mi ID, be- seen a, tine
sckirg and shouting In the air. and endeavodng to gs.
'helr beads Into The window Probably seveneighths
OF all the votes that went In through door were of
this party. There seemed 10 be opposition, the reg
ulsrs having quietly abandoned the field There were
three or four collisions Ia which black eyes given
and received but no serious occurred TIE pre-
vsiling element "noise and confusion shouts,
yels, and all manner Of bavlug aud very particular
desire was vehemeny expressed on the part Of great
many Of the moot active Of the young men that God
should damn their hearts If they did not succeed few
varied the request by substituting "eyes for heart"
Shortly afer O'Clock the crowd dispersed and gradu.
ally disappeared When we left the canvass was not
finished and the result doubtful. The dissfscted
say that they poled nearly all the Legitimate votes yet
they profess to believe that the Inspectors will make
sppear otherwise In that case they threaten to take
summary vengeance at tbs regular election.
SEvENTEENTH WARD.-The "regu-
Lara" and the irregulars each had poll, and each
elected full set of Delegates Plenty of rum, but no
fighting.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.-The bunker
itch et with We,tervet for Mayor and John McKeon
for Delegate TO the State Convention, were cnosen
This Ward was peacesble.
NINETEENTH WARD.-There were two
polls held In the Nineteenth Ward By the bunker
was corner of Tord ard Eighty sixthst The In.
spectors asssiled by the dissected Democracy,
one of them Knocked down. The keeper of the house
expelled the Sc, of inspectors appointed by the Tam
many Committee. aud the others took possession. tn
Hunkers rallied and opened another poll in Eighty
,,tb.s st In a stable. party of Hanker,, headed By
one OF the Aldermen of the Ward, with two dirtcsrt
loads of clubs, made sorte, but there much
of a ticket.
TWENTIETH WARD-Here was all sorts
of time The regular poll was held the Station
house 10 the Ninth av 1t the Inspectors aud
The mass of the voters here also of opposite
bou.es The dissfected, who were early on hand, al
ege that the pon vas not opened NJ tne rgnt une tna
the voters got impatient and tina. somebody smashed
In a window, and would have ridded the house 80
stsnter but for the police But few votes had been
cast when the disturbance arose, and Capt flanagan
Immediately took possession Of the house Que man
wssrested but nothing serious occurred In the way
Of personal injuries, go far we could learn. The
general impression 10 that the election will be declared
Illegal inssmuch the poll was not open fourth part
OF the time specified In the meantime the disafected
opened poll In the Seventh. av. and went without
moderation TO elect their ticket Under the clrcum-
of The case they profess to believe that tns
election will be declared illegal. Their ballots were
headed, "Workir gmens Unien Ticket" and 1t has
some prominent names upon It. There was no serious
fighting that could bear Of the closing Of the regu
poll being the signal for the retreat of tina. side,
there was no opposition TO vaDquish.