New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-10
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
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Anne ed will be found the names of the city officers
elected, with their politics and mo- ori,ies:
Mayor, Henry II. Fab, Wing, COG majority; JUS
tee RUFUS NoIthwsy, Wing, l05 maj Treasurer,
Niles &. Ccmstock, Soft IA maj NJ rshsl, Rob-
ert McElxaipe Wing, 47O mi CNy Attorney,
Henry Baker, soft and Hard. 81 maj. Overseer Of
the Poor William b Monroe, Wing, 3O5 maj Street.
Conmis sorer Jefferson Allen, S,ft 45 naj Messro.
Weimore, Wing, and W. Williams, Deul'' are DOM
reelected School Commissioners
-Four Wbig and two Soft Supervisors are chosen.
james MoQuade has 80 majority in the First Ward
and Richard U Sherman $50 in the Fourth Ward
Three Wbig Aldermen and three Soft Aldermen, with
the ssme number of ASSESSOR two Wing, one Hard,
three Soft Collectors and four out of six Constabes
Wing Sam was literally scathed. Five Wing AL
dem en- and one Democrat hold over.
LYONS, N Y.-Anti- X now Nothing ticket elected.
Z ADAMS n. Y-Anii. X now Nothing ma orty 30.
: CHARLoTTEsvILLK Va--Know Nothing ticket
chosen: For Mayor-Dodd, TX. NJ 70; Southall,
(Anti-K NJ SO.
NEw-BEDroRD, Macs -Mayor-French, IF. ST.
us; George Rowland, TX. NJ 1886.
MIDpLETowN, N. Y.-rhe Independent village
ticket, headed by Rchsrd Van Horn, elected.
ITHACA n Y The Know. Nothing ticket elected.
Many of the peaceably disposed citizens absented
themselves from the polls for fear of Hindoo ruff
fanism.
WEs1roRD. MAss.-Anti.K n. ticket elected.
SALEM, MAss-Mayor, Nathaniel Silsbee, Citizens
Anti.K N. candidate, si3; Andrews, X. N, 1909;
Others. Q Aldermen Ward officers and Common
Council, of same sort.
GOSHEN, N. Y -Anti-K. n. ticket defeated by an
average majority of 20.
DETROIT, MIcH-Although Ledyard DEM has
been chosen Mayor, three of Pierces ofhcehoders
have been laid out. The hold-over Aldermen stand
four Democrats and four Wings which, with the AID
ermen elect will make the Board sand nineW ags aud
seven Democrats. Among the School officers elected
are Levi Bishop John j. Basey. +. c. Walker, and
Charles Byram, friends of the Free School system.
Mr.. Baldwin the Independent nominee for Mayor was
no "Know Nothing, as his enemies maliciously cir
cula'ed, but member of the Republican party. Mr.
B. ran remarkably well under the circumstance, car
ryng FIVE Of the eight Wards including his w, that
of Gen Cas- and Mr.. Ledyard. The vote for Mayor
in all the Wards except the Toird, where Baldwin has
IA majority foOis up for Baldwin, Ind 2,os9; Led
yale, 279s; Ledyar msjority, 100.
CANHLrs, n. Y.-At the Charter election the
Know koihings were beaten, and the entire Fusion
and Fees ticket for Trustees and other officers
elected.
ROCHESTER, n. Y.-Owing to a division among
their opponents, Know. Nothing MAYOR is chosen.
OF the Supervisors chosen, are Wings. Demo.
Gratis, and knos-Nothiogs. Aldermen-Demo.
Gratis, ,; Wings. ,; NaoSNo,oipgs, ,; doubtful, l.
The new Board of Aldermen viii stand, without the
doubtful case in the Seventh, as follows: Democrats
s; Whigs 6; Hard, l; Known things, 6-incudiny
three who we're elected last year Wings, but are
supposed to be Know Nothings. School Comus-
siopers-Whigs, 5; Democrats, :; KnowNothings g.
PHGsnvILLK, Pa" American Charter ticket
chosen.
Troy, N. Y Besides Mayor, an Anti-Know-
Nothing Justice, and two Assessors were chosen.
Aldermen, IL Anti.Kuow.N Nothing and eight Know
No,hipgs. Four out of the seven Supervisors are
Anti Nothings.
NrwBuRoH, n. Y.-Know- Nothing village ticket
elected.
MrDNA, n. Y KnowNothing village ticket
elected by SO msjority.