New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-26

can only make out majority BY counting what they

can only make out majority BY counting what they
| got and what they didn't get.
/, CLEvrLASD, O.-CLeb Hunt, Who has been
x. n. candidate for Marshal, finally declines toe
gro urd that al his ends d. e. the X. n 81 ws3t the
same Office, and be declines 10 90 in for them.
That Is patriotic.
ALBroS, Mich.-The Village Trustees elect are five
for the N sine Law, and one d)ubtfaL President,
Treasurer, Police Justics and two Assessors, al
MsiDe Law; Free-Soil Marshal, and an Opposition
Attorney.
NTw.HASpsHRE.-Tbe Know. othing and Fusion
City Officers we're elected in Concord, PorAmouth.
Msncl ester, and Nashua
UsIoS SPRIsGs n. Y.-Anti Hndoo ticket elected
Wy 90 ms
Go.HEs, n. Y-The Anti Hineoo ticsst was elect
Cd ard no. the X. NJ, as at frst announced-
AUBURN, y. Y-The new B)srd OF Common Cou1
ell msjorty Of whom are member Of the mysterious
Order have already commenced The work of pro CRIB
ing those who are guilty Of the sin Of hsyias been
born On any other than American soil. Thsir ire; on
saugh was made upon the city exton and bel-nager,
Mr.. James Hewitt Mr.. II. is an Engshn4n By
birth, but hes been resident of Auburn more than
20 years lie il Sexton Of the First Pfeeby terrain
Church end is, of course & Protestant.
PIsssTLvASIA-Harisburg. Mauch Chunk, Law.
IeDoesie, aId other borough elections, have been
carried by the American and Independent parties
organizations which must not be confounded with the
Hpdoos Of New.York. 1t is whispered that the fa-
sioItts have adopted the name OF The Hint, after
an old confederacy of Indians consisting OF hssks rs
kisns Cahokies. Peorisns hlichgsnisns and Iomo-
rails, who inhabited the region waered by the Illinois
River.
WASHINGTON, IoTa-Anti X. n. ticket elected.
VERsoS Ipd.-Ant.Know Nothing.
MuscATIsE Iowa-know- Nothing.
LYoYs N. Y.-An election was held for village Of
fcers hen the Anti-Hndoo ticket had sjority OF
l26 cut Of vote Of AIS. Tue IIindoo vote fell off
about 25 per cent Sit the town meeting two weeks
previously. IL will be universally stricken with the
u" dry Ioi," unle,s it discards the miserable Pro-
Slavery policy of its lesders
NEwARK. n Y The X N. village ticket had no
opposition, and was elected by default.
MAISE-The Republican tickets were elected in
Bangor Augusta Belfast Biddeford, and 10 the prin-
cipel towns. The Bangor UAig, in announcing tse
result Of the election in that city says that the kno@
Noihings there ely pledged to Temperance
end Free.S,l principles
WAYNE Co -Supervaors, Wing, Il Democrats, 4
Hbdoo 3.
SuLIiyAS Co.-whgs, 5; Hsrds s. Softs, I. Sew
eral of these are indebted TO the support of kpOF-
NothiDss for then election.
ULSTER Co-Supervisors, 10 Wings and emo
crafts The Kingston Jonrnql in explanation Of this
classifc alton, Gays that in Rochester and Dennng
there was no opposition on Supervisor The Know
Noihipes ia Ssugerties, MNbe'o@n aud Hurley ran
tick etc Of their successfully, while in Esopus aud
Lloyd the regular nominees OF the Order were de
feat.d In the remainder of the towns the American
strength thrown for the .nddaes OF one or other
of the old parties respectively.
LooKPoRT, nl.-The Maine Law candidates are all
chosen for village officers.
EAST BIRMINGHAM, Paine Anti huoT-Nothlns
ick ct was CHI ,seu
SARATOGA Co y. Y.-Mr. Thomas Msirs, the Su-
rervisor elect in Galway, who was set down by the
Hndoo pres q a X. n oomes out in The Saratoga
Wig with contradiction, and says he is Wing.
THILLrPsTowS, Mass.-A. f. p Perkins,, who WAS
elected Moderator denies the statement that ne Is
Know Nothing. He considers such a charge Islander
uIop his character.
VARIcK, n Y.-At the town meeting in varck,
every man on the Unien or Anti Know othing
ticket, is elected.
FRASkIIs, Co., n. Y.-Supersors-Whgs s.
Softs, 6; Hard, "A
HAxrLroy C6N. Y.-Four Democratic and two
Wing Supervisors. Long Lake to hear from.
OTsYGo Co., n. Y.-ll Wing and 10 Democratic
Supervisors.
HavERHILL, MASS The following vote was passed
by the Know -Nothings in Haverhill at the snnu,
town meeting on Tuesday last:
Toed That the Highway Surveyors ne Instructed to employ
none hut Americans and Protestant forenep to wors
roads, and that they be compelled TO obey hs inu
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