New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

Naional on The Fugitive Slave Law and fealiy to the
souh eenraly The Haly party are success on Ceun-
elmer ind The Assembly Delegates II Is understood are
cnmed Tor Daniel Mehan for the Legislature provided
ths III ard i agreeable ami the VIZ work. the Second
Ward being entitled 10 the mkt Democratic nominee
J Third Word-When orr Reporter rearhed BgeloFs
in Gre nwhst the polls were closed and lie Ua'srrfra
msses had DEPARTED or herhOmes bat the Inspectors and
Their friends were found in upper rOOm csnvasng the
vote nerpersng their ardnous labor with sundry drinks
ard taking the matter quite cooy The result % votes
for The ticket headed BY Charles Fletcher and - woes
sgans; IL The Senatorial Delegates 90 or Ssna
tor MeMuirays renom.nation We should not forget 70
mention the eour;esies extended to Reporter by the
Tsnmany Inspectors who politely invited him to take
drink with them but 10 respectfully declined never having
acquired sny taste Tor View York rum
Forrh JIari-The election had terminated ere our Re
porter reached the Soft had quarters but unders' od
he Election Inspectors succeeded in filing two or three
ha 1t boxes with tickets and tb. ticket headed With WI
lam BFrd scr Alderman was declared elected oy Arse
majority having received 80 votes enry Allen Hard
sleu and Timothy Bren Assistant Aisrnen, uuier
ood TO be candidates also the result in ne Fourth Wd
VIII partake or triangular character
FIN Hard-The election was very quiet and il was
held in unOccupied building
Sirh WaT9-Tle ticket of the Bowery BOYS was elected
by 800 majority the elite OF the Soft Democracy Sew
era indictments COR rovdysm said to be hanging over
the heads Of some Of the successful Delegates
Seren0 Uard.-An quiet
EigLA UGrd-Through the assistance OF the shortBoy
cohorts Of Al Compton and Gershon Cohen who manage
to kser n with both the Hards and So the ticket
which was chosen By the IIards substantially reelected
az is considered useless attempt to suPPant Slippery
DIX and his friends at @ Democratic Primary
Tenth Uard-The successful ticket had 325 votes and
l6 votes were given TO the Opposition
Ekrerh Uard-The green ticket was elected over
the white bv 20 majority This is considered triumph OF
the bows over the Old Foges as they claimed at the
polls bur its connection with the present Common Council
end1rs this claim suspicious The inspectors were three
hours engeced in car vassing the result
T,rotfR Wharf.-The Tanmany Inspectors refused to
act and the people met outside and appointed three Of the
citizens TO oct Inspectors The polls were opened anu
243 votes were polled.
Thirteenth Vdr3-The great contest was on Senatorial
nee,ates both tickets being headed Unterrifel Demo
cratic"
FonrtcenA IIard-Not very bosterous
serentecuth II'ar5.-Very qu.ot-742 votes poled
FigAtcenh War3.-Thcre $50 votes polled No op-
position.
Nina,cna Uord-The vote cast was about $50. No Op
position.
Treatvscooad Uar5-There was no opposition to the
Soft Shell Ward Committee Tommany ticket
Delegates to the County or judicial 'on'eh'o"'
Meets at Tamnany Hall Friday evening 18th in't-l
Ward Drga'e D. lame. sor,,,.
1.-Two tickets electsds- a. J. Perry James ooial1s.,
J,mes Iuadigsu. q joseph Collins Patrick Phein Joan
Jell b. Holm Is. Patrick Hogan.
IICeofre w fIacs Daniel Maien Ihoma3 Rogers ll'MA
wulk Frsncs II seely.
UfChar Fierch,r William Gardner 10 IN T. pevn Dsniel
McOrr Alfred Bailey. MI
Iv-J.eob oasley George Puer Jona Sweeney banei
w Clarke, Ti-aoshy 0Brien -, ,,r.. ~, r
V-Jsues Breck, JOh1 A. Kennedy henan' "N-s' '- -
Allen Frederick Saith ,,..tt
VI-Jobn Cniu. JAMES Il. Mount Henry Waekley, -.
7, Wilson small, Joan y
R,ily. Richard knlnus go,
William y Haskin. Gershon Cohen Daniel Lint
TX William Kennedy. r Fosdich. Peter van Ant"fp
John Froigh Lewis Edwards =. 81. a.
X-COrners Cams h II Wills IL n rarAer eV'noiu' "
xtIsnss & Wilett Peter Petit Henry Whit ehesd
IIerrv NcCown Nathsaiel Jarvis Jr John MeCnsks
XIlI-Johu Narner Philip Mekle, George H. covert LeNs
Wuhnr q Dsniei p sammis ,s-.
XIv--James McOdfe ThoHas Duna p - II S'eeH' 'a1'
hf ThOmss Bose. - NIL. La. d
Xy-Xfiaht Hawkes. Isaac Fowler merry hiou' 'aH''
Soyier. Dsniel ". Norris g.. . n I'd.
xyI-A We ugh Adams, Fred l. Naltee, ; d. wander
n, ydeu. samuel Ossood n.,,,- ~, ,,.....
WILLIAM ochrne Myers Mszen C. BsnbFdse smith "sose
H.Rc Schufcmn u
NyII-Charlf shea o , iiboard H. - Deiots' SoP"'" IL
Cornell Jams Irving. rIr D.,
xx-John Fsan Thomas Prson james Moore John l. BOWL
xyIsmss VI Post william Miller Solomon Noble, William
Murrty, Alfred A. philips an, =, r.
xxI-Ticmiss Henry Ambrose L Penney, Thomas u COY
Samuel Allen Col y Campbell n n,
XXII-Danie Nitsr winthrop T. Sodies ihenis Do "1"'
John MoGOsen