Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-02


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THE ELrcrIos give below the result Of the
election last year, far As il relates to Aldermen
and members Of the Common Council:
ALDERMEN.
Mra Ward
American--S e. Douglass, 2SS
Democrat--W. +. Dove,S22
Independently. Tucker, 81.
Second Ward
American -Flodoardo Howard, AIS.
Democrat-W. y. Bayly, 46S.
Third Ward
Amorcan--F. s. Evans, IA.
Democrat-E. N. Chspin, $50.
Fourth Ward
American--J. p Pepper, e04.
Democratic. 8. Wallach, 4so.
FIFTH Ward.
American--J II. Houston, S7S.
Democrat--J. J. Muiloy, 2i6.
Sirth Ward.
American--S A. II. Marks $50.
Democrat-W. Morgan, 282
Seventh Ward
American--P. H. Pearson, 646
Dsmocrat--F. w. Ritter, 200.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Fira Ward
American--J Kelly, Sl8; o. 8. Paine, 243 /;
Democrat--W. H. Minnix, 2oe J. W. Sheahan,
1872: G. Albert 13l.
independents H. Fuller, l44; H. N Easily,
1876; r. Walters, II; @. Calvert, 80; w. Bru-
ner, 81.
Second Ward
American. r. Barr, 4ss; @, II. Plant, 4s2 !;
!, psmoersi. y. y: callan s74; y. 9. Berrstt, sas
Independent George w. Stewart, 1913.
Third Ward.
Americana. T. Walker, 4Se; J. w. Davis,
429; j. A. n. Duncanson 42b.
Democrat--E. T. Queen, $40; H. Taylor, 343 !;
CP Wannall, $50.
independently. r. Woodward, 90; G. A.
Stewart, Is; Scattering, Z.
Fourth Ward.
Americana. Ball, SAT; J. L. Henshaw, 5lS |;
A. Med. Davis, b37.
Democrai--R. q. Clarke, 4ea B. =. Middleton,
49,; J. L. Clubb, 4sO.
Fifth Ward.
Americans G. Busey, 1856; J. T. Kilmon,
3S9; J. McCauley, sls.
Democrat W. Mead, 27S; J. Owner, 2os !;
e. Yulee, 1874.
Sirth Ward
American--H Stewart $40; J. Cross, ssl; G.
r. Ruff, 375.
Democrat-A. W. Miller ISL L. Gaddis, 27o;
J. Gull, 285.
Seventh Ward
Y w n
SAT; ]. R. Gill, 542.
Democrat--J. Pettiboue, 214; J. II. Semmes,
2o9; 7. Milstead, 19l.
PLACES roR vorMG.--The voters at the election
Of Monday will deposte their votes at the following
places:
First ward--Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street
Second Warden 18th street, near Pennsylva.
mia avenue.
Third Ward-Corner of Y and 9th streets
Fourth Ward-OfRce of the Chief of Police, City
Hall
Fifth ward-0ld Capitol building.
Sixth Ward-Anacostia Engine-house, 9Th street
Seventh ward--Island Hall, corner Of Virginia
avenue and 9Th street west
TIE ELEcrIos.-The election which comes off
next Monday, for collector, register, and surveyor
and for one Alderman and three Councilmen from
each Ward, promises to be one of the most Sc
verely contested ever had in this city. Both
parties may be said to be thoroughly organized,
and there are no independent candidates to make
trouble between the two regular contestants.
The Union Association 30 called, composed
Of Democrats and anti Americans, have nominated
for reelection, both the present Collector and Re-
gister, whose snteccdents are strongly Wing. The
American party have nominated men drawn from
both parties The canvass win be hot and We
shall sec-what we shdH see.
TRINITY acknowledgements is Trinity Sunday,
both with the Episcopal and Catholic churches
The term Trinity Is applied to the three persons
comprised In the Godhead, and distinguished as
the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. The term is not
found in the Scriptures, and Its introduction is
ferred to at the earliest in the second century
All denominations that believe In the Trinity or
Tdune Deity, are now comprised generally under
the name Of Trinitarians
The origin, however, of the aforementioned
term, may be found in the fact that Innocent iii,
then the ruling PontiG, founded religious order
under that name, In the year 1898, In which the
members devoted themselves TO the duty Of ran
soming cap,ives taken by the Moors, or other inf
dels especially. Another body Of Trinitsrisns was
formed in consequence Of q reformation Of the or
der In 1878. There also afemale order Of the
same name, dedicated TO the same object
Trinity Sunday Ia always the next after Whit.
sunday, and is 30 called on account Of the feast
which was sncienty, and stll continues to be held
by the Romish church, in honor of the Holy Trini-
~. The feast was not fully established in the
Western church, or Roman Catholic, until the
year 1884, under Pope John XIII, although It
was celebrated long time prior TO this by the
Eastern, or Greek church, of which the present
Emperor Of Russia Is pontif
The CITY Han was regularly besieged this morn
ing by voters who were DESTROYS to pay their taxes
and who also wished to see to the regular transfers
from and to different Wards The Collector and
Registers Office was so crowded II was hardly pos
sibie to obtain admittance, and quite number had
assembled before the Register arrived. This was
at the west wing Of the building.
At the east wing, the crowd of foreigners who
were 10 be naturaizcd, added to the many spec
tators who were DESTROYS Of having the decision Of
thu court (vho came In to-day for the purpoee)