The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-07
CITY POLITICS.
The Primary Elections OF the National, alias
Hard Shell Democrats

Yesterday in pursuance to O series of resolutions
agreed to at meeting of the Democratic Republican
neral Committee held the Sd inst at the Suyvesant
Institute Thomas Barr In the chair George G. Glaxer
and VIM. B. Ripley acting secretaries the friends of
the above named party held their primary elections from
NJ The following is the list of the delegates to
be chosen on the ticket in each ward of the city.
Three delegates to Judicial Convention to meet at the
stuyvesant Institute the 10th ns for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for the offices of Justice of the
Supreme Court two Justices of the Superior Court
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas District Attorney
and Governor of the Aims House.
Five delegates from each ward in the respective Sena
torial districts to meet in convention the lth nst
nominate candidate for the Office of Senator in each
Of the said districts.
Five delegates to Assembly Convention, to meet
the 18th inst, to nominate candidates for the Office Of
member of Assembly.
committee Of fifteen persons, to meet on the 18th
inst, to nominate candidates for charter Offices.
committee of FIVE persons from each district for
Councilman to meet the 18th inst, to nominate
candidate for Councilman in said district except such
council districts comprise entire ward, where the
councilman shall be nominated by the Charter Con-
vention.
There brisk contest, many of the wards having
two distinct tickets and in the Eleventh ward there
three separate tickets In this latter ward there
much excitement manifested, and at one time there
appearance of about to take place, but
whether any occurred not unprepared to say
At an early hour the polling place, which shoe
makers store next door to the of Eighth street
and C, beseged by large concourse of peo
pe The door was however, strongly barrcaded that
admission impossblty, and the bsllotng papers
dropped inside the store by aperture like those
used at the Post Office for letters There appeared be
q great deal of excitement, and the hard fAted de
mocrats Of the Eleventh ward showed, by their ap-
peafancs that they had straight away from
the bench and the anvil, from the workshop and
the factory, to vote their ticket At this time of the
proceedings totally impossible to get near and the
voters the ouskrts obliged hand over their
to those nearest the place to be dropped in This
kind Office generally performed by band of urchns
who, mounted each others backs In the front
rank and enjoyed the privilege of dropping the balong
papers inside With the exception Of this ward where the
tumut became at last uproarous that the inspectors
obliged to adjourn to another place up the avenue
where they could be in greater tranquility while engaged
in counting the votes heard Of act of disturbance
everything done very TRANQUILITY, though matter
Of the democratic election could not be quite
quiet that Of the whg party held month two back
which latter quiet and parsey attended, that the
OF many of the places where it held not
aware that such thing had taken place.
The following the successful tickets of the wards
that We have been able to obtain
FIRST WARD ADAMANrINE REGULAR DM0CRATI0
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
No. io Greenwich street on Thursday
October ss pursuant e cn of the DsnoGsso kepuS
nssss
Institute Monday evening October tho following ticket
elected majority Of two hundred and sventythrss
votes. the