New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

is to restore Col Benton 10 his in the Senate The
first battle has been fought and won in manner and with
result that viii inspire Benton Democrats in every part
of the State with joy and confidence Let the Democracy
in other quarters adopt the policy that governed
mere ana ney can rest assured OF success Let them cut
of the rotens have nothing do WITH refuse recog
| nize them A. Democrats Then they will be clean and
strong There Will be political traders barter away
their strength nor any traitors excite discussions in her
ranks This policy wherever adopted viii insure victory
because the contest will be for principle instead Of
spos"
perintendent of Public schools, Chartrand Constable j.
i. barada; Treasurer Auglste Gdmache-,iI Wings.
! IaPRng democrat was elected Resi,tcr CoInclmen,
| two Wings and four Democrats.
| OHIo MUNICIPAL ELEcrIoNs-Perysburg, the Demo
cratic ilcket not proving acceptable unlon ticket was
formed, which was elected. Mayor. w. v Way Dem,
2i9 Recorder James Murray Wing, 10 l. o. Snmons0
At Clrcleevile Il. L. Martin. Dom; Portsmouth. Adam
! Carr Mary-vlc Union Co. G. Ice and a; Doiay5-. K
Burr Wooster, :. K. Bomcwtz elected Mayor. H. c.
Johnson Recorder Two ticket. We're in nomination,
composed wholly of Democrats the other Temperance, and
composed oi three Democrat. and tire. Whgs The le
non was warmly contested and the entire Temperance
ticket elected 10y average majority Of -. few
weeks before the election two stringent ordinances Ia pre-
vent the -ae Of intoxicating liquors. ale. Sc pissed
and the officers elected are pledged enforce them At
the recent Common Pleas OF WAYNE County the Grand Jury
found about l40 indictments for selling liquor and que
number Of the indicted plead guilty and lined no each
and cost the costs amounting I" about - ' ea'h ,nrt
ment 1T Wilmington James +. johnson was elected
Mayor: Youngstown William : Moor; Ripley. G. Baird
Iifhn. William VI johnson; Dclphos Joseph K. Murphy.
The result Of these elections show that the people have
some regard for domestic interest, aside from national po
li.cal platforms.
Norwalk Mayor c. W Page (Temperance) Milan,
Mayor, f. b. Anterior; Lima, Mayor Thomas Mill
gan who was on both tickets. Rest OF Temperance
ticket mostly elected Troy, Mayor, Chas. Morris, Jr
GREESymLE, O.-Mayor WhaTy.
HAMLToN Ono For Mayor. james Daugherty had 300
votes James NJ. Johnson l3l. and Isaac T. Saunders 49,.
LoCKLAND. Omo.-ihe Maine Law mon have elected
thcirticket Mayor j. c. Olden.
MAUNFE CRY, O-lhere was no election for the Mayor
atty o. d. Ranney and Freedom Potter having received
the number OF votes tor that office Politicians who
love the Christian name of Daniel were emneny success
full no less than six being chosen.
Ro,syILLr, OHIo-For Mayor Russell Burrows received
p votes, Oliver Irabcr -.
OTTAWA, Ill.--The Otawas have adopted a City
Charter by vote of two to one. Ottawa has popula
ton of 1900 The Free Trader is most exuberant
over this result He says " So let no one hereafter
speak contempuousy and say the Village of Ottawa"
or Town of Ottawa" Touch your beaver respectfully
and say City of Ottawa" And who had better right
to be city We have nearly as many inhabitants as
both of orr neghbOr cities Peru and La Sale
AURORA, Ind.-1he election not conducted on polt-
cal issues The township voted IN favor 81 license Oy -
EvtIsyu1r Ind.-Mayor Hopkins ~. Jones ie2;
Hopkins majority -. License was carried.
NV CASTLE, lnd.-Mayor Samuel Hazard l. was
RIcnvoyp. IND-Dr joel Vale is a; the head Of the
City affairs Treasurer, D. p Holloway. The township
voted No License 10y 80 majority
BELoIT, Ws.-rhe Democratic ticket elected nearly
cean-the successful candidates polling average 1870
votes, the Wings l4O and the Free-Soilers 100
EVANSVILLE, VISA. Hyatt Smith is elected Mayor
by II vote of 367 to 80 for James NJ Burgess Jas III.
Ogivie Clerk, by 81 majority; C. p King, School Su-
porntendent BY 81; j. w IIObson Treasurer, by b
C.. s. Jordon, Attorney, by 40 w. +. TOmpkins Mar
shall by %. The contest was purely local
LANCASTER Grant Co, VISA" Democratic Union
ticket elected.
Oshkosh W>-Mayor, Edward Eastman oppO-
sition. With one exception the Democrats elected their
whole ticket over that of the Independents.
SHFBoYGAY, Ws.-Mayor, Henry II. Conblin, tInd.l
who is of the original proprietor, OF the town, and
Ina, resided at Sheboygan from the beginning.
Iowa CRY. IowA-For the Charter, 22l against the
Charter / Mayor-H W. LatiTop, l0j }. p DE Forest
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