New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16
HARD SHELL ORGANIZATIONS FOR 1854
ELECTION. DEC. Is, FROM 5 to Up. NJ.

ELECTION, DEC. Is, FROM to 7P.M
FIRST WAED-Twe tickets weie in the field. John B.
Holmes hitherto Soft advocate turned out 10 the support
of the Dimond Had ticket, which defeated by the
Mugan party by 22O maj The election was conducted as
loosely as usual far voting concerned After the
electors had exercised their suages for Democratic regu
laors for 1854 rattle was announced to off at the
same place no 1lO Greenwich ST. for mammoth hog and
Saturday fixed upon for this sublime adventure Whether
this specimen of pOrcine is Dmond Mulgan Hard we
don't know.
FOURTH WARD-The voters at No. 81 James st were
considerably puzzled at the early part of the meeting by
the circulation among the faithful of large number OF
Wing ballots and it not before 100 or so were poled
that the fraud was discovered by that unpeneabe Ada
mantne Joseph Sweet of the hardest kind Of iard
who is ever the alert for movements Of this kind He
could not perceive the point of supporting such Democratic
Wigs as Dennis Mclaughlin, W H. Sparks, Augustus 5
Greene Benjamin Buck John Edwards Philip J. Down
ev and other associates OF the National Democracy at the
present crisis" This joke amended by the in
seion of sucaet reliable 6nd regular Demo tickets
TO far oubsance the tickets accidentally slipped into the
ballot box by the too oreduous
F,r1H WARp-At about O'Clock about l2 votes were
received by the Inspector when mysterious individual
in mask passed through the bar into the
where the election was going on snsched the ballot box
and rushed into West Broadway and dashed tae box to
atoms The Inspectors then left The Emblem and proceeded
homewnrd deriving a half dozen spectators OF their
evenings amusement
It's said the composition of the ticket presented by the
Ward political managers had produced this lack Of enthu
sas and that anew ticket will be presented to be scratched
Of an early day The gee up of two tickets may also be
msditaed and revolution in the politics OF the Ward
grayely proposed
SIXTH Everything passed off very quietly at Gar
ricks although two tickets in the field This an IN
common result the politics OF the bloody Sixth Ward
and refreshing sign.
We have no incidents worth mentioning in the other
Wards whose Delegates we here present
FRsr W.Ro-Richsrd T. Mulgan josiah W Brown, John H.
Williams - ,n..uL..
THIKD v .RD-A McCarty b. A Guyre ? u WSItsi - -
WAKD-HsnTy Alien, FlOrsHes aec.rthy Joseph l.
Sweet. a,
sxTH wAkp-Thomss J. BArr william Sinclair, James Nc
GOwsa.
srvEsrH wASp-JOseph Croiu Anthony Gallagher George
EIsHrH waRD-John B. Hsskin John Brady samuel Long
NINTH WARD-SeIhea D. Lsynon, William B. Ripley Joan
TENTH wAEp-JO.srh NJ. Marsh, W. ThoTP william C
THIRrsESra wARD-c.vn swee1sy John Moabsy, Charles
F0URTEESTH WARD ThOns, weelsa William Meehan = I.
sTTTrsxru wAED-Ch~r!ss D Mead Richard seheI, william
N. NcInne
sixTT1xrH wAKD-ssmusl RsdeiE John C,Ersy, Frsnes
0Nen.
STvISrrENrH wARD-Dsvia Kinney. Thomas St John JET.
EYsfrGiSfa kD---Eswlrd SanafOrd Edward croswsll,
fwSSrsIn WARD james p Dunn Peter B. Sweeny John
Boyoe
iwESTyrEsT WARD -Timohy Daily Jsaes sn IN jr John
LynCh
FIRST WARo-Herry Arfehoa ls1cs A'Nsoa jseob smith
fll IL Jol