The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-17

Edwad A. borden. EgboEt Mile Samuel CoWan, James
Chsrtsr Ceavestion-Cbaries Crane, Edward Barisw
John Creighton, VIM J. GLADDEN., y. Bsats Charles
IaIiott Oliver wardell Charles Lozier, Smith Acker
man. Mortimer Lane, Henry W. Hunt, Russell Newell
Third Judicial Convention eighth aud Ninth Wards
-Eibrdgc g. Baldwin Jacob l. Sebring q. IL DclamA
ter w. s. Cunningham Charles Holder.
TENTH WARD.
Great oosfuson was manifested in this ward at the
po There Ave tickets in the field headed The Poo
pies Ticket?' much noise and hard words exchanged
between the contendng parties, but not much blood
she'd There was considerable scratching each ticket
the whole number of votes poled 4a7 aud tho follow
ing ticket was pronounced elected -
To Syracuse-Elisha D.lcher
Aiternste-RicbsTd Scott.
hayorAlty-S G. Bradford Samuel D. Bingham, j.,
William SwsItE
County Convention W. Wells Wilson Samuel O.
Belts John Lslor, William II SPARKS Sr Elias Combs
land, Robert Macoy, Henry Smith, William J. Van
Judicial Observation-Disclosures Scott, Peter g. Titus,
ConeressNdAI-H. 7. Ryder Isaac Walton Samuel f.
Assembiy-Jsmss K. Hobby, JOAN r. Reed Edwin Ia
bsrts, 4. Gssseneyer; William G. Bradley, Augustus
Weismaon John J Hill, Francis dodine, John Hook,
Charles Nichols, jackson Bumstead
Charter-Whliam Scott, Lewis Ksteny, Jacob Leon,
Richard King, James Weir, A. II. Nicolsy. John McMs
ten, Francis Byxbee, Abrsm Baker, John Barnard,
Joseph Bennett, Thomas Hyatt.
ELEVENTH wAzD.
In this ward there half dozen tickets at the
poll and good deal Of excitement manifested About
eight O'Clock gang OF about twenty hghtny made
rush into the room where the poll held with the in
tenton as supposed to carry of the ballot box but In
this undertaking il seems they grossly mistaken
the party inside, evidently anticipating an assault
this description, met the enemy with ample
force Of fighting and absolutely drove the
rom the room with cut heads and broken noses. Some
were thrown headlong down stairs and with difficulty
capped with thsir lives. After this little pic mic every
thing went on smoothly and upon counting the vote the
"Union ticket" found to be elected The delegates
elected BY 5la majority; alternate l7a majority
The whole ticket for the different city conventions were
elected by majority OF q, over al!
Delegate to Syracuse-Pster v Hustled
Alternate-Ricbard G Hunt
MaJoraity Convention--Danie Herrick, John Sudlow,
County Convention William Gray, benjamin Harper,
John Cameron John Ryan VIM D Logan.
City-Samuel IL. DeMott, Seaman Johnson James
Lucas, Julian o. Harris, George W Barrett
Judicial William I. MacS1eil Lemuel Bourne, Tho
Congress-Charies NJ simonson Charles Perley, Will
lism Green, Peter Hamill, William 9. Ennis
Pine Marx Gottenbnrr William Bppshsm Nathan
Rossmnn John Gangl0f Joshua Davenport Lewis Baird
Jam es Waldron John p. Phillips
Latin Roger Hogan, Garrit Nelson John Van Tssseil,
John I.anders, Hugh Dunn John r. MEG owan Jr, Adam
Stagnsf, Solomon Foot.
TwELFTH WARD.
In the Twelfth ward, the election was quietly con-
Quoted there being but ticket in the field The fol-
lowing named delegates were chosen
To the State Convention-Walter Brady Henry ReeL
Robert Stogdn John Longhurst John r. Darlington
hayoraity-Samuel Belts, Henry Beckman, John Ger
ts,urfv-Son,unl A nina Mor.a,,, Cou, n o... n
Over Hugh Masterson. VIM. III. Stogdiu
City.Chafles s. Miller, Theodore f. whitlock Peter
Randel Abraham Wakeman, James A. Baldwin
Iudicial-Thomas Carnley Abraham Wakeman John
X. Harrington,
AssembIy.Gslen T. Porter, George B. Over, lisa ac
Holloway Edmond Yonni, Nathaniel Dewey
Congressional Marcelus Eells, Walter Brady William
tegdill, a. G. Judson, Thomas Carnley
ChaIter-Thomas Carnlsy, Louis Bclloni, Jr Gslen T.
Pointer, Jonathan stearns, Henry Beekman, Edward
Hoeey. james Lanshan, George II Holmes W. e. Ora
ham Robert stogdN Albert estervel Hugh Masterson
Abraham BerthoI
THIRTEENTH WARD.
Harmony existed in this ward, notwithstanding that
two tickets in the field. The vote polled was 49,
giving majority Of SOP for the 70 flowing ticket
To SyIaouse-Jacob E. Howard
Alt' rnatc-John Cooper
May oralty-D. A. Forbes VIA. Brundage, Thomas C.
Gould.
Cousty--Jebn Cooper, George Smith, Edward sophers
City Conyention--Tsmes Dewey, Alexander Ferris j
~ Howard Lawrence Harvey, John H. Briggs.
judiciary Gilbert Dayton, David Safen, Robert Rich
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Atkinson. James Madden 10
seph SkIman, James Nalan, John Parrot James Pearsa
As--mhy--Aarcn II. Sharp Cornelius Laforge Whit
man J. Ealiock. Washington Gaylor. John Spencer Mi
ctaei BATHS Owen Daley, John Burke George Conklin
VIM III. Andtr soR. Viucen. Laforge.
Chsrler-Cornelius Price James Epson John Ferris
John Birmingham William Sopers Francis Dudley John
Gorsm; jasper vanpelt G. W. Seymour, James Lock
weed Francis Rogers, VIM Swinearton George Lamson
Thomas s'ckeison benjamin Haskell John English, D.
yid Tsppan.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
In the Fourteenth ward there were two tickets run
The following ticket which is the Young Mems ticket
was elected by majority Of 2ss There was no fighting
perfect good feeling prevailing =
For Governor-WashinCtop Hunt
For Sherif-Jsmes Kelly.
For Syracuse-James McLone.
Alternate-John P. Flenders
For Mayoralty-Jchn Kellock John Hoopa David
Sherwood f7
County Convention-James Johnson Charles A Stew.
art Francis Degez, John p. Flenders Lucius Il. Allen
City Convention-Samuel Brewer, William s. Gregory
H. N rthrcp, Paterson Jollie. George Holburton
Congressional Benedict Lewis Jr., John w. schenck
John u. Scoaes. Samuel Weeks, William s. Wood
Judiciary samuel Brown, Thomas +. Peers. Aexan-
Assembly Convention Hiram Purdy Horace Y Sir
leg, Aaron Hartman Thomas b Firth, William Kenne-
dy Charles + Meyers, DR. William Allen David Clark
Fe9iamin W. Richards, Washington Fink, William IT.
Charter-wll lillian S. Morenus, Walter welch. william
ems John BuTnish Joseph peppenger Daniel smoson
bam Pirtch, Thomas Kari Ralph L. Anderton
McNauehton.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
1.-THE Fifteenth ward there only one ticket which
was unanimously elected by 3e0 ballots There being no
opposition the election passed OIL without any disturb.
arce whatever
state Conycntion-frederick A. Conldn.
Aternate--John @. Green
CongressioDat-J Prescott Hall Edwin j Brown Ed
gar Van indie James W. Underhii Samuel William
Johnfpn.
County-Rohert D. Weeks, ! Wilson Green Thomas
G Acton, Isaac NJ. Phyfe William Taylor
Cty--kobcEt Lonnox Kennedy Samuel d Romaine
~, Merits a. Phelps, Samuel 81 Phillips Robert NJ
RUg8.u.
mayoralty-Jorcph y. yarnum. Jr. DR. William n
piskemtn john r. ucne
Assemhl5--lames ID. oliver. Benjam,n J Bowers Chas
y; strong Otis ID. swan, Francis Dykers John G.
Mihor, John H. Weston Simeon BALDWIN =
WrCks - 49, =