New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12
CITY POLITICS.
WING ELECTION FOR NOMINATING cox
MITTEES


Yesterday morning in the different Wards, from the
hours Of and 10 A. NJ under the charge Of the Wing
Election Inspectors chosen by tie people or appoint
ed by the Ward Committees for this purpose.
Firn Hard The contest very quiet one. BenJa-
min D Ouigg John NJ Griffin and william G Black act
ing a. Election Inspectors The Charter Convention Del
ecates Chosen are underOOd TO be favorable TO joseph
jameson or Jonas Bartlett for Alderman and the Assembly
DeIegaes to the nomination Of Peter Harmony Graham Tor
the Legislature subject to the action Of District Conyen-
ton The Delegates the Senatorial Convention 20 for
George Cornell, Of Fifth Ward Only one ticket was
presented and it received re votes
Seoond Word-The tickets received through hole
in the door by Messrs Gallagher, King and Chamber
and no disturbance took place But one ticket was in the
field understood to be favorable to the DOHinOon of Mr.
Williamson for Alderman, and jams Kelly Tor STATE ssns-
/ tor. ,..,
Third Jsyd-Two tickets were r1nni&g the principal
contest being Tor Alderman being understood mar mares
A. setson and Archibald Cochrane were eandossS oui
ne ooud not aseerain the preferences Of the Charter Dele
gates definitely.
ro,yh Vayd-Delegates % the dseTvnt NomDstng
Conventions were chosen without much Of eoatest The
ticket headed by ireh Bull elected without opposition
We did not obtain the preferences Of the delegations elected
as 10 nom nations the Senatorial Delegates being claimed
by the friends Of Cornell and Kelly.
Fldk Hard-There opposition to the regular
Wbip ticket headed Union and Reform in this ward
and Il ,gas returned unanimously The vote WIS 1862
S,zh Uard-There was but ticket, and about sixty
votes were cast II is UNDERWOOD that r Swords formerly
Member of the Assembly prominent candidate for that
office The question Of Woody and Silver Gray was
moi involved but the Wings Of the Sixth not generally
ranked with the Silver Grays"
In the Fifth and Sixth Wards it is understood that the
Of George Cornell successful for Senatorial
Delegates
SeSenh Ward-Tbere were three tickets run here-one
resisting 100 votes National Refomersl second ticket
received pos votes and third which was Ike the second
except for Charter officers, received 80 votes
E,obA Ward-The regular Wing ticket headed The
Ticket" was elected in this Ward without opposition
Ninth Uord-The ticket recommended to the wings
of the Ward by the Ward Committee, beaded by Chas
Crime for Alderman received 800 votes ont OF 69 An OPP
noon ticket protesting to have been vouched for in the
same manner but containing different names in part rs
ceived 337 votes.
Ts,h Ward-The ticket headed by j T. Brooks was
elected by majority over the opposing one whch was
headed by j. II Hobart IIaws.
Etrenh Uard-We believe there was no incident OF
importance here.
T,re,6L 1.-The ticket presented by the Ward Com
mittee had no opposition and received 100 votes
TIirtoenh Uard-The Reformers carried Their tcket
high and dry we are told against the regular nominees Oh
the Wtrd.
from the other only the of Charter Delegates IN
one District For the successful ticket 800 votes were cast
aud X for Le other The ticket may be set down as mostly
Silver Gtay" The prominent candidate for Senator Is ir
Gregory and Morris Miller for Alderman
/ E6,e,A Hardin this Ward the contest was very
earnest and even excited at times There were three cA
cts in the field The regular Wing ticket was CHOSEN ny
vote of $50 out Of 4s7 1t was headed by Robert MeCur
DIV for Senatorial Delegate. There was another ucket
I ii all Delegate,
called the Democratic Wing ticket which received 10
vo,es. and n third headed by Linus W. Stevens
"a judiciary Delegate, which secured So votes IL
y,os understood to be Native American in sympathy
In this Ward there were symptoms oil roL go.leh
/ mn NV n party led by Archibald Wilson keeper oil a
porter house at No 10 Camnest His party made rush
for the window about minutes to 10 O'CLOCK ekeaDns
that the time was up" &c There was gooa deai Oi
milling and hauling about and noise and confusion Tor
f ,ooment. when Officer Wilson Ia brother of the tur'
buent individual referred o very promptly conveyed him
oov and took brothery care Of him until the polls were
/ closed. IT,.
Srtoepjb Vard-The Delegates to all the Conventions
except Charter were chosen early in the morning Votes
noed lolsuccessul ticket 1875 Only one Charter ticket
iunD The unsuccessful ticket received &c votes
Serentoenh Ward-Here the Wing Caucus ticket was
beacn by large majority the Caucus nominees complain
ing that the Police made ticket of their own and put
through by fOul utdils Ahc N"N~"N
votes and the successful ticket 22S
EigIfo,nh Ward Two tickets were running ana ina
headed by William Earle for Judiciary Convention wa
elected The Assembly Delegation are understood 10 o
favorable to Hart andthe Charter to ex Assistant Ad
Valentine The ticket elected received 5'2 votes ana 'h'
defeated ticket 2l6making poll OF COS votes Inc sue
cessfu ticket is elected by l22 majority
N,no,oenh Hard-There was warm contest mere ant
one of the most exciting in the City Two uekes "e.o 'u"
one Of them known as the Dooey ticket the other iaNoa
bic to W 4 Jennings =.
7reat,efk JVard-There were l6l votes poled~lal 10
the successful ticket and 30 for ticket headed for def
man Abraham Brown.
Ttrcnfufrs Ward-This was the most molly CONTESTS
Ward of the City, and before u O'Clock about wv vO
were roled Three tickets were in the field. Inc 'a.A
son ticket jackson for Alderman, and sharpe Tor As
sombly- and the Native American Reform ucket a.
was called The voting very spirited by the ii'enu'
Jackson for the first two hours and 10y the opposite P
from TO To- when the Polls closed
Tsrensy-seooad Uard.-From 500 10 oVo No'e' We
poled and only one ticket was presented 70 Tue w.
which was elected unanimously the voters oohieh's u
IL ,,,b scratching the names Of Delegates who ha
rendered themselves obnoxious by former am
very few scratches were made, however and the un'
good feeling prevailed.
Delegates to the Judiciary Convenuoh'
fConvonton meets al the Broadway House on lhnrsda
evening 70 nominate candidates follows One eup'v
Court Justice two Superior Court justices one 1udge
Common Pleas one District Attorney and one Governor
the Aims House, r
Wayds. - 90. ] ] TYLER
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