New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
INCIDENTS AND RESULTS.


First Ward-The election was conducted more
fairly than is usual at these primary elections, and
none but Wings and citizens of the Ward were per-
mitted to vote by the Inspectors of Election The
COLLINS ticket was elected the opposing one by
90 majority
Second Ward-There was no opposition TO the
ticket headed by James Z. Carter and Thomas Hal-
lam as Delegates to the District Convention.
Third Wsrd-The ticket supported by the old line
Wings Of the Ward met with little or no opposition
that we could hear of. 1t had All majority.
Foprth Ward-The Mclaughlin ticket elected by
vote of 3s3 to 81 for Kelly.
Fifth Ward-John Hewett, Jr. Know. Nothing, on
"People's ticket" elected over A. ii. Schultz and
Wyckoff the candidate of the Ward COmmittee and
Mr.. Palmer.
Sirh Ward-The ticket headed by james B. Tay-
lor successful by lo3 majority.
Serenh Vard-The election in this Ward was
broken up in and is to be contested One party
claims the election of Murray for Delegate, and the
other Weslake and it is difficult to decide which is
the nearest correct. The old line Wings of the Ward
complain of the interference of the Broadway House
Executive Committee with matters which should be
settled by their own regular Ward Committee, rep
resented in the Wing General Committee. The whole
matter goes before the Wing State Convention.
Eighth JHard-The ticket with Ridder for Dele
gate and Forbes for Alternate had 53 votes and that
for Andrew Bleakley for Delegate and j. j. Slcock,
525. Another Ridder ticket had George Boyd for AL
ternate, who had 12 votes, and James Ackerman had
Sc votes.
Ninth Word-Cunningham and Albertson elected
over Henry Harrington and William K. Smith, Jr.,
the Know Nothing candidates for Delegate and Alter
nate, by 200 majority.
Tenth Wor2-ThOrne, who is represented to be
Know Nothing" s elected to Syracuse by 10 ma
iority over John Lalor. Thcrne says he is Wing of
the Henry Clay stripe, and an old subscriber of The
Jc6ersoni0n and Log CABIN, from which he derived
his Wing principles. He desires that his position
should be known, and that he is Wing as well as
Know. Nothing. We are told that of the Dele
gates to the Soft Shell Democratic State Convention,
named Smith, voted for the Know-Nothng can
didates for Delegates to the Wing State Convention
Trelfh Ward-There was no opposition to the
ticket headed A. c. Judson.
Thirteenth Ward-Cooper and Haskell (old line
Whigs) elected to Syracuse over the ticket with
John Ii. Briggs for Delegate and Frederick Fitzpat-
rick for Alternate know -Nothingsl by 55 majority
The election passed off very quietly, and aO5 votes
were poIled The other side claim that their ticket
was elected by over 200 majority and one Of the in
spectors Mr. Atkinson certifes to this. An af-
fdavit has been made by John II. Briggs to this
effect. We have thus given both sides of the
question The Cooper ticket, however, is certified to
by two Of the three Inspectors appointed by the Wing
Ward Committee.
Fourteenth JYard-Three tickets in the field, Wood
and Lewis, for Ullmann,) elected by l5a majority
over the "whig Young Mems candidates for syra-
cuse. For Delegate, Francis Degez, Alternate,
Horace " Sigler." j. L. Knapp and j. r. Pratt were
scratched on a considerable number of tickets.
Sixteenth Nothing ticket elected by
l9S majority.
Nineteenh Ward-The ticket headed by W.
Swarfs is elected by lis majority.
Nothing of interest transpired in the Fifteenth
Seventeenth and other Wards where the elections
passed of very quietly and harmOniously' The same
may be said Of the entire city
RocKLAxD Co.-John b. Wsndle OF Plermont
was elected Delegate to the Syracuse Convention on
Saturday He is thorough Anti-Nebraska and pro-