The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-22
CITY POLITlC s.
Tn. Result OF tho WING Primary Elsct,o.

The Result OF the WING Primary Elections.
The wings met at their respective ward headquarters
Yesterday to elect delegates to the State Convention to
assemble at Syracuse the Goth prox;mo also, dele
yates CITY County, Senatorial and Judiciary
tions nominate candidates to be voted for next no
vember.
In mo-. of the wards the issues purely local and
personal Ia their character. The extreme sewarditss
were generally successful their control Of the Ward
General aad State Central committees the State patron
age and portion Of The city Offices But the 'woolly
heads we're loo cunning TO put their forward
exclusively and viii be noticed that the list given be-
low includes straightous wings republicans, Know No
things Know Something's (who quite strong in the
Eighteenth and Third wards) liquor dealers, and other
parties representing diverse and opposing interests
Among The delegates elect number Of local ceebri
ties, including Conggessmen, Assembiymcn, Aldermen
besides host Of panhsh and smallrotato politicians
and ONCE seekers.
The elections held at unusually early hour Tor
the old sogy vhgs who don't relish getting up at six
O'Clock do their voting, ard consequently the more
active and vide awake politicians had il all their own
way vhile .he old fellews were asleep and snoring.
RESULTS IN THE SEVERAL WARDS.
FIRsr wARp.--Pon held q. No IL Broadway. The ex.
.citement not great, and but slight opposition
manifested to the ticket headed by Justice Greeu Some
opposition manifested TO Bob Collins' onaceouns Of
his being appointed by the General Committee as In
spector 70 the Eleventh ward election, undue inter-
ference his constituents thought, and he LEFT at
home.
sxcos, ;S,gD-The regular Williamson, Welsh and
Clifton ticket chosen without opposition as
porter understood. The ticket embraces fusion OF all
the wbg elements Of this ward which, though small in
population has made quse stir in the political history
Of the city. The election came off at % Ann street
THpp WAaD.-Two ele stions were held in this ward.
The inspectors Of election appointed by the Ward Com
mee At first advertised their call for the election to be
held al Iyers in ST. Peter's place but the call
amended in Of the whg journals Of yesterday by
the change ofpace to College place, division occurring
among the election Inspectors who have pretty nearly
all say in vhig primaries well in those of every
other party present constituted The contest in the
Third ward has been produced by quarrcls of personal
and political nature between Messrs McMuen and Coeh
rane 10 the dispensaton Of the State patronage for
this city The inspectors os election, with their pot
cal friend, and adherents went through the farce of
holding two primary ele ,tons at both the places we
have mentioned. Hon. Guy Y. Peton, whig and X. n
Congesaman elect is both tickets for the Judiciary
Convention 50 is Capt Robert B. Coleman Seward and
antSiaine Law member Of Assembly for the Second
district. who is both tickets for the Syracuse Con-
yention.
chosen and among the delegates elected are William H.
sparks, A. Jones' and william West counsel for the ten
ant and quite notorious cor years orator Of
the worsingmen. No opposition Of consequence was
given 10 This ticket, except by small number OF ndi-
vdua who got hold Of Of the tickets used at the
late smsry elections Of the so, and put in few in
order to fgh.en the election inspectors; but as the lat
ter funcionaries had considerable experience aud the
dnside Of The track they not badly scared Election
held Mt Alderman Baird's, ], Oak street.
FIFTH wARo-No opposition in this ward to the ticke
elected the auspices OF the ward committee Poll
held iiT West Broadway Among the delegates elec
ted Gen. William Hail, Alfred r. Booth, George j.
Cornell, Charles 8. Tappen, and Thomas E. Smith
SnTH NARo.-The ticket known as the q Jim Taylo'
ticket /, elected with material opposition except
the delegations, whore W. Schaer had 25 votes
to 10 for George KayApsgh. but was chosen.
SyvMTa WARD.-The Morgan woolly ticket elected with
out opposition.
Elcara TAaD-TEe ss.Isocks ticket is chosen with
slight opposition The delegates 10 the Senatorial Con-
venton are understood to favorable to the nomination
Of Hon. Tylls Blackstone. Election at oberles, in
Wooster street.
NN1a WARD.-There were two tickets in the field here
known the long ticket and the other the short
The latter prevailed BY yote Of 200 TO 4o Hon. George
Briggs member Of Congress. both tickets for
Bcecser street House, mp stairs George r. Nelson,
samuel Brevoort, Georcs Dsane, Jacob Cholwell and
Cornelius y Anderson among the delegates chosen.
There was nothing particular to note in the Tenth
Eleventh. Twelfth and Thirteenth wards except that the
wooiies we're generally soeeessful
rorR @yra WARp.-ln this ward there terrible
light between the adhesents Of what known the
Wood ami Macombcr tickets Ihe dispute out of
the ting claims o certain parties who wished to go
70 syracnse. Therewss sso trouble about the de-
legation TIA. would vote - Street Commissioner The
affair terminated in grand row, in which the ballet
boxes we're broken Both tickets Of course claim to be
elected.
Fn1uva wARD-A Crftn fusion ticket elected. No
opposition
aunsrH WAEp.-Theve opposition 10 the ticket
elected. Among the Delegates chosen are Surrogate
Bradford, Hon. John P. Cumming, Ex-Aldermen San,
Delamsttr George Cars, Abraham pesrce 1.-THE Harbor
Master,) and Ex-Adcrmsn James +. Wood formerly Of
the Third ward. Election at the Utah House.
There vas nothing OF mote In the upper wards. The
workngmeu had to their business In the lower
part Of the city and the rcicans had II all their own
way.
DXLEGATEs TO THE STATE CONVENTION.
The sllovng is couyf-. list Of the delegates chosen
Dia D-,egates AKeradtes.
8. William H. sparks. ........ Dennis Mclaughlin.
!. Charles s. Tappen .,....... Jeremiah lAthrop
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