New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-15
Municipal Elections.

SourH BEND. Ind-The citizens recently
csose Trustee from each o; the ave wsris who sub
secuen,ly met and organised by the choice Of d.
Matthew'S Clerk. The eon.es, does not appear 10
have been political one.
CoLpwArER. Mich.-Hiram Shoulder has
been elected Village President and George A. kellogg
Recorder without opposition.
IoGANsFoRr, Ind III. Bringhurst, Editor
Of Tie LsSaasport JossG hss been elected Mayor Of
,hs, city JOB B. Eldrdge is elected Marshal Judge
Wright, the former Free Democratic Mayor, fearing
that the South would look upon his reelection, II at
tempted as cover, stab at the Compromise, declined
Filing the Office again The Union il therefore cate. OF
which tRe Washington JsiOs which spoke OF his cleo
lion last year "a an unvorsble omen viii please take
particular notice.
H,LLowErL, Me.-Rufls. X Page has been
unanimously elected Mayor, together with Aldermen.
10 Common Councilmen : Ccnstsbes, 5 wsriens and
5Clerks
G,RpNEs, Me-Francis Richards, who was
reelected Mayor declines serving. The Board Of Al
dermen is composed entirely OF as good Temperance
men as we could desire and there Is large majority Of
the same sort In the other branch.
GuENA, nl.-The election was not contest
ed on party grounds, the vote standing for John q.
y
choose Aldermen but there tie in the lid Ward
between John Adams and w. w. Chase, and thus oay
3 Aldermen are chosen altogether
NEWPORT, Ky.-Gecrge Il. Reasons has
been elected Mayor and r. Ii. Haymsp Clerk. Tho
sues raised purely local. and the election passed
of quietly and in good order.
CAMDEN, n. Y.-A. w. Ransom was elected
Chairman of the Trustees, and political contest
seems 10 have been made.
DuvKIRx, N Y-Lysander Il. Brown Ind
has been elected Presien, of the Village. The contest
was conducted without reference TO politics
CuRA.N.Y.-At the election for Corpora
ton Officers samuel w Merrill (Ind) was elected
Chairman Of Board of Trustees
DETROIT, Mich.
Mayor-John III. Harmon reelected by
nearly unanimous VOTE receiving $50 votes TO small
scattering vote. Mr. Harmon was formerly connected
with Ths Detroit Free Press and is doubtless In favor OF
the present School Law Politically Mr. II belongs to
the so called Democratic party aud has just been de-
sgpated by meeting OF that party for Collector OF the
Port Of Detroit he Is from the Western Reserve, Ohio
No political contest was made Mayor. City Ator-
ney Justice Physicians Director OF the Poor sexton.
Surveyor and few Of the candidates. Tor Ward omcers
But the great contest for Members OF the Board OF
Aldermen, supervisors, ana schooi Inspectors iue
independent Free School ticket was successful LA
every Ward in the city except the 9Th, where the resu
lar Democratic ticket prevailed by small majority
| The Wings made nominations, and supported the
ticket presented by the Independent Democrats favor
able 10 the Free School policy, while the Democrats
| nominated candidates who generally opposed 10
the Michigan School Law. Seven OF the eight School
Inspectors the independent Ticket also seven
! GU, Of the ten Aldermen and Supervisors IL was Q
complete riamph of the friends Of Education and City
! improvements We give the vote some ofthe prin-
| cpsl city officers where the Free School issue
| rsfsad.