New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-09

9Th Waro-Csdy and Masters, Wings
It'll Ward-Atwster and Cusell, democrao
slh Ward-Bergep Dem, and Bennett, Ind Dem.
9th Wmd-Mills ard Campbell, Democrats.
10th Wud-C1syton aud Fsueher, WINS.
litu Ward-Bsck house and W Alsh, Wings.
18th " srd-Mulcshy and Bannon, Democrat
SUPERVISORS ELEcTsD let Ward, Lane, Wing;
lid Ward. Bradford, Know. Nothing; Hid Ward,
Stanton, (Dsml; Ivth Ward AleD. Wing; With
wsrd, Striker, Ind. whig); With Ward, Heaton,
Cwhie); With Ward Rove, DEM; With Ward,
Farrell DEM; IXth Ward, Bogsrt, Dem; Xth
Ward, Middleton, Wing; XIII Ward, Denike
DEM; XIIth Ward, Garland, (Dem.)-Democrats
8; Wings 5; Know. Nothing, l.
ALLEGANY COUNTY
Gives over 3 600 majority for Ullmsnn.
BROOME COUNTY.
Ten towns give Cluk ,s77; Bronson, 1897; III
man. 1876; Seymour, 532.
CORTLAND COUNTY.
COO majority for Clark.
ERIE COUNTY.
Fourteen towns give Unmann majority over Sey-
mour Of ! 573, and over Clark of ,9lo.
The entire vote of the City Of Buffalo stands-Uh-
man, ,, 1877; Seymour, 1924; Cllk, sos; Bronson,
l23. For Congress, Haven, 4,i53 Hatch, 2,747;
Randall, 300. The Kno~ -Nothings voted for Haven
whose majority will exceed 5000. To the Assembly
elected.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
The vote is as follows: Governor, Seymour, 1901;
Clark, SCI; Bronson, Az; Ulmann, l,i75; Goodell
IA. Lieutenant Governor, Ludlow, 2,s64; Raymond,
1884 Ford. 4s2; Scroggs, 1921; Wood 2O2; Ward,
5 Canal Commissioner, Clark 3,O7li Fitzhugh,
1926 Durham, col; Wheaton, 80; Williams 1873.
State Prison Inspector Andrews, BIOS; BOVINE l,O2l
yernsm, go; Saunders, 1903. For Congress, Gil
bert Cwhig) has 62l majority. County Treasurer,
Beebe CWbig) probably elected. Special Surrogate,
Merwin (Nhigl elected. Justice Sessions, Lewis
(Whip) elected Coroner. Huntington (Whg) elected.
Assembly, let District Lirtiefeld; lid, Eames lid,
| Maine, ali Wings. elected
| Elscts three Seward men TO the Assembly
LEWIS COUNTY.
We have returns brought by special express to The
DAILY Sentinel for all the towns in Lewis County,
excepting Diana, Montague, and Osceola, and one
election district for another town. The following is
the aggregate vote Governor, Seymour, l3Os
Clark, 1884; Bronson, lOii Ullmann, las. Lieu
tenant-Geverpor, Ludlow, i,l77i Raymond, l,l9l;
Ford, l25; scroggs, ls6; Wood, 10. Canal Com
missioner, Ciork, l,l37; Firzbugh, l,O63 Burnham,
l49; Wheaton, 1888; Williams, lie. State Prison
Inspector. Andrews PIP; Bovine, l, 1885, Vernam
100; Saunders, 7s Congress, Ives tDem.,) l29 ma
iority. Assembly Parker, Soft Shell,l elected.
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
Nunda-UllmaDn's majority, 49,
Grove-UllmaDn's majority, ZOE.
Phe-Ultnann's msjorty, 100.
York-Cllnanns maorty, $50.
Portage-Ullmann majority, go
The total majority for Ullmann in the county is
about 800.
MADISON COUNTY.
Madison-Seymour, 60 maj. over Clark.
Hamilton-Seymour, $50; Clark, 4i3; Bronson,
fs0
Clark will have about 900 more votes than III.
mann.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
CAyJoBARIE, s;h.-Baker (Ant-Maine Law Wing
and Hull Maine Law Wing arc elected TO the As
sembly from Montgomery
OSWEGO COUNTY.
Hsnpiba, Nes Haven, one district Of Oswego
town Sandy Creek, Albion, Orwell, and Richlsnd
give Clark l,i5l; Seymour, sO9 Bronson, ca UI-
man, l47.
ONONDAGA COUNTY.
Clark has about so majority over Seymour in this
County. Granger, for Congress, has about 800 MAJ.
1 -Four Seward Assemblymen elected.
XVIII Dst-Edsin b. Morgan is elected to Con-
GEES from this District, by about $50 majority.
ONEIDA COUNTY.
Seymour. 7,iso Clark, 1873; Ullmann, $50; Bron-
SON. s9l-with one town TO be heard from, which will
give Seymour about 40 majority over Clark. The
entire Soft ticket in the County, with the exception OF
Congressman, is elected By abou! 1000 majority.
Az but elk tosns show the fol owing vote: For
Goyernor-Clark, SOS; Uumannn, is3; Seymour,
1894.
OTSEGO COUNTY.
Plsinfield-Clark, 1874; Seymour, So Bronson, o.