New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20
TOWN MEETINGS.
From the AIbanv Eresing Journal.
ST IAWRENCE COUNTY

From the AIbany Eresfng Journal
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Osvegatchie.-Gerge NJ. Foster, nominated by the
X. Ms elected. Mr. +. is Straight Whg," and on
the morning of the town meeting appeared with card
declaring that be was member Of party, as ct
present organized, either secretly openly, and that
If elected he would not deem himself bound to promote
the views of any party. This secured his election
The rest of the Republican ticket succeeded by hand
majority.
L,sbon-Nilam Briggs, Rep. elected.
Madrid.-Cyprian Powell, Rep, elected.
Louisu,lle.-Samnel Bradford, Rep, elected.
Norfok.-- Yale, Republican, elected. La
this town the battle waged between Giles j. Hall,
X n, and Mr.. Yale, the issue between two parties,
and the latter succeeded by A majority. Last Fall
the X. Ms swept the town, the Republicans polling
only ss votes.
bonsd0mac,AarOn g. Hopkins, Rep, elected.
Pierpont.-E. A. Merritt, X. ~, elected.
Coion.-M. S. Collins X. NJ elected
De Kolb.-O. n: Fisk. He figured largely in the
Democratic Soft Convention, last Fail, and is I'M
derstood to have acted with the Republicans in the
last Board Of SUPERVISOR 1t is not publicly known
that he has joined himself to the Hindoo idol, though
nominated by the Brahmins.
Br0sher.--- HOughtOn, Rep. elected.
Hermon.-OrlaDdo Babbitt claimed by the Hndoos.
Edpards.-Joseph Brodie, Republican.
F0wIer.-Adoson Giles, Wing, and acted with the
Republicans in last Board.
GOuperneur.-Chares 5. Cone counted Straight
Wbig' but probably Know Nothing.
Hammond.-JODas Meyer, Republican.
LapreRce.-Carlton McEwen, Republican.
MacOnb-J.S Snyder, Republican.
Hassend.--G G. Andrews, Republican.
Mo7ristoun.-Joseph Copper, Republican.
PorishpiUe.-P w. Rose, late member of AS
sembly, Republican.
Ross,e.-D. w. Baldwin, Republican.
StoekhoIm.-Daniel Shaw, Republican.
Towns to be heard from: Depuyster, Fine Hopkin-
ton, Pitcairne, Russellthe first having undoubtedly
elected Republican.
CHEMUNG COUNTY.
he in il on
ously given under the head of Toga County. II is as
follows:
Elmira.-L. J. Cooley Auti.Hindoo--lao maj.
Southport.-Ant-Iiindoo Judson Smith, 30.
Chemung.-G. w. Buck, X. ~
Horse Heads.-l5O ti-Hndoo majority.
Big Flats.-25 Anti Hindoo majority.
Veterdn.-Tbe vote for Supervisor stood; Demo
crat, 1874; Republican, 1872 Hindoo, AS.
Catl,n.-The HindoOs, for unaccountable
reason voted for the Republican candidate, and be
was elected.
V1n Eaen.-The Democratic Supervisor elected.
Erin.-Arden Austen Democrat.
TIOGA COUNTY.
Bcrkshirc-Ezekiel ID. Smith, Dem, Al maj
C0ndor.-Noman L. Carpenter Dem, "a maj.
Neirark.-SanfOrd COmstOck, Democrat and Anti
X. N, so maj.
Opego.-S b. Leonard Dem, Al mai. The vote
stood Democrats 500; Republicans 492; X. Ms, l3g.
RtcLford.-Dewey Smith, Rep Another report Is
that G. Randall, Dem. is elected.l
Ti0ga-Gilben Strang, Democrat.
Sgcncer-G George Fisher, Democrat.
B1rfon.-Chas. III. shepard, Democrat.
Nicbols-NOrman Lounsbeuy, Republican.
Republicans, 2; Democratic 7; X. n. 8, none.
STEUBEN COUNTY.
Baldwin. Howell, Democrat and Anti Hindoo,
'A lSS Waterbury, Republican, 60 majority.
C0mp6eH-Danel Curtis, Republican.
CGmeron.-Wm. N. Smith, Republican.
Wheeier.-Daniel Gray, Republican.
PuHney.-Ira Hyatt Republican.
WaylGnd.-John Hess Democrat and Anti-KnOw
Nothing.
Lindley-G. I. Narrower, Democrat and Anti.
Know-Nothing.
Greearood.2John Davis, Democrat
HornellsriHe.- Brown, Republican.
DansriHe.-E. Darlington, Republican.
FremOnt-E. G.. Stephens. Democrat.
H0ward.-N. :. Bennett, Know Nothing.
CoEhocton.-A Larowe KnOw-Nothng.
Errin.-A tie between the Republican and Know
Nothing candidates.
Praf7s6rrgh.-G. Denniston, uOw.Nothing, %
Coraing.-B. p. Bailey Know Nothing.
Uayne.-Republican Supervisor elected.
Hornby.-F. W. Morrow, Republican.
Addis0a.-E. j. Horn, Know Nothing.
Urbana-Mr Shepard, Known othing.
OF the above twentyone towns it will be seen the
Republicans have 9, the KnOw-Nothings D, the Softs
I, the Hards /, and tie. A correspondent writes
that 1.-Two thirds of those claimed as Know Nothings
cannot be regarded reliable, es they quite
likely to slip the halter the int opportunity that
presents. There nine towns not yet beard from,
and if the Hindoos get two or three Of them they
will do wen.'
BROOME COUNTY.
Bingkamton John 5. Wells Dem. Anti Maine
Law-K n. and" Foreign The old town Of Bing-
hauton has recently been divided into three paris,
and is generally believed that the division illegal
Under that impression many neglected TO vote
URioa.-Jessie Richards, Democrat majority.
COHkliR.-T. Stonlenburgh, Democrat X. n.
Lisle-S. j. Northrup, Rep large majority.
CkenGngo.--W. W. Thomas Dem, 80 majority.
FestaL-Daniel NJ. Layton, Republican.
Pert Crdne.-Iie on Supervisor. AL the rest Rep.
A rah M
MaiHe.-John {. Curtiss, Republican.
So far, Republican 3; Democrats ,; Dem. X. N @