New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-12
perties swept every Ward, by handsome msjorities,
exec ut the Seventh Eigbfh and Ninth

parties swept every Ward, by Handsome msiorities
| except the Seventh, Eigbih, and Ninth
| LocKPoRI, n. 1aPresident, Moss, fAndKocv
Nothing, 5l3; Van Vslkenburg, Know Nothing 4sg
| The Know Ncthngs had no doub. of electing shei,
entire ticket. Their alliances were all formed and
their ounDpely devised schemes perfected 70
compsh the result But tbs people cane out in their
strength. made an open issue aud ths entire Ant
Know Nothing ticket is elected by average of 40
majority.
0swtoo. N. Y-Mayor: Litdejohn, Anti Hindoo,
! ,2t5; Holey, X. N. s3s The result IT, a maiori,y
Of 427 for the Hon. ID. C.. Lttlejohn for Mayor the
argest msority ever given for HIN in the city Over
100 votes cart being some hundreds ore To az
before given at regular election 10 the city.
He received votes than were ever befJrs civ an
TO any candidate. The Wings hsve carried every
Wsrd, on the City ticket elected two Aldermen aud
three Of the four Supervisors, With their entire City
ticket excepting one Collector. The Whig. cleo,
their Alderman in the First and Second Wards aud
the Democrats in the Third and Fourth Wards By
this result the next Common Council viii stand :
Wigs, and Democrats, all thoss holding over being
Wigs. The Anti License Excise ticket composed
Of George Ames, Samuel X. Taylor and Warren ID
Smith vas elected by about 700 msiority.
AUBURN, n. Y-The Charter Election wac carried
by the Know Nothipgs by about 200 majority This
rssut was not unexpected to us Ullm.nn bes.
Clark last fall by about 100 msority and we had no
reason expect any more favorable ate of things
row. The Wing City Committee did not deem il ex-
pedent to cali Wing City Convention for the nomi.
patton of charter officers. One for this course
propofed that union ticket be formed, to be co n
pcsed nearly as might be, OF an equal number Of
candidates from each party 1t was thus proposed to
have ticket 10 be voted by all friends of freedo n
spd all opposed to secret political societies Tni,
ticket was put into tue field, and IL has received a
strong vote This vote will be increased a. the next
election and the day is not far distant when ths
of Freedom and open political action viii sgain be 10
the asceDdancy ia Auburn. At least one-hah of the
Know Nothing vote was cast By those wno DO not
belong to or sympattize with the Order. This no
sensible well-informed person can deny. Know
NOTTINGHAM, sDgle-handed, has not the poTer to car
~ The ety. The future will demonstrate this truth.
. CoYSYcTICUT-TbeS State Temperance Convention
met in Norwich. Nearly every town in the State
ives represented b. Hudson, Of Irtford, presided.
Reports hqttering to the Temperance cause were pre-
serfed Resolutions approving the new Law, and
calling for ts vigorous administration were presented.
In the afternoon Mr.. &. Il Lines. of New-llaven,
offered resolution that the Convention ought to in
dicste the course to be pursued by Temperance men
in the coming election. This was nega,ived.
solution sustaining and comnending Gov. Du'ton's
administration of the law passed. Ex.Msyor B ick-
ipgbam, OF Norwich, offered the following hich
adopted:
Of the political opiusns of the Executive Of th.
State yet We bhy spPove Of The fIant dons't and dsnsd
Temperance las and in this PARTICULAR we ressrd rim
wothy the CONFIDENCE support Of the friends of Temper
a resoive introduced by j G.. North, of New H,-
ven recommending both Gov. Dutton and Mr.. Miner,
FOR Governor, was adopted
III the Hartford Congressional District the Wings
have adopted Ezra Clark, Jr., the Know Nothing
candidate; and in the Western or lid District they
have put in nomination William w. WEIGH, of Nor.
folk.
KEYTUcKY.-7hc LouisriHe Courier gives the fol-
lowing as the State ticket Of the Koow No'hngs For
Governor, VIM. V. Loving ofWsren, Wing Lieut..
Governor, Jas. G. Hardy, of Barren, Democrat.
Treasurer, r. G. Win.ersmh, of Franklin, Wing.
Auditor, Thos. s. Page Of franklin. Wiig. Presi-
dent III ard of Internal ImnrOypments ID II III Az
gard, of Cumberland Wbig. Superintendent of Pub.
lie Instruction the Rev j. ID. Matthews of Fayetts
Democrat. Register Of Land Office, Andrew McKin-
ley of Jefferson, Democrat.