New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-12


Aspo,e1yTIrvnee Mcclure Nicholas Ray Daniel slsvn
P.iIht coss.n H s.,,I., Me sn,,s 7.
Psr Mcclure Paireh McG-na, John oaian. Viii.
i'' Tnin1yrsrH wARD.-Evcrything passed off ouc.lv
tn. peter Mitchell or Mayor Wood ticket was elected
ssy-aifesr Mitchell Wh; n,sA;,t O s,rlirt rAom,.
hcc,s,,icnai-John Or. William Yates Ephr.in Alien
yS.Siei r. MleA Henry Lewis, Bernard Gornley John C.
Enrn1,rsrH wARD.-There were two tickets in
rho fold here differing only in regard to the Mayor
.,,v The Wood ticket, however, received 700 votes
and the other 1916 The Congressional delegates are all
in favor Of John Kelly
Msiss. Tas%iy f. cs.ssr James Hays John HALO
sre. Tassar. Peter honeshan George Cassidy Joseph
TnsItg.rH WARp.-The polls were held in Houston
s,reeet east of Broadway. No disturbance of any
note took place. though the party feeling was very
strong. A Wood ticket and Custom House ticket
,snoter was unable to learn the number.
eTovo,ony-D. w. Norris, J. B. Ryer, B. s. Hart, v
FowIer : .1ar Wheeler D. W Norris. J,hu no,.
Fo~is W. N. MeInsiTc, O. T. Thompson, Lawrence Van
" war, WARD.-The election in this Ward was
la =, No. PA Seventh avenue in wagon-way to
.cer Beer Brewery. The gates were closed, and
through hole about two feet from the top, the Inspect
m bo were inside, received tho tickets. double
u's Of poicemen were stationed from the gateway
the sidewalk TO the curb and through the aisle
thus formed the voters passed and handed up thor
xo.es The crowd was very rough one, and the
voi.s ere about half intoxicated. The inspectors
,o.rss then were struck eonscientiously and at
,hess neriods refused to receive a second vote
from from one man they probably refused on
nonn,t Of the complexion of the ticket. There were
.''0 ,ctcts headed the Sixteenth Ward Peoples
T 1TJ - "snd sixteenth Ward Workingmens Ticket"
IT. Srst ticket recognized as the Wood ticket was
Elected by large majority. The latter the Custom
House ticket had only small show.
Cafrey James Sweeny, Samuel O1gooA
p,S ds poycher,y Henry MeDermott.
cnernetana-Jared Gibson Samuel Radcliffe Daniel Geary
y;In MeKsy Michael Halpin William Dali, William Brrn
eSSyvr.rrysTH WARD.-There is great deal Of dis
sot;sf.cton in this Ward. Charges Of treachery are
Sr"ev made against the Printing Committee who, it
i; asserted after the nominations had been determined
hy q preliminary caucus, changed the ticket, and in
obedience to the fiat OF Mr. Nat seeey substituted
Cnnvention for those which had been previously
soreed mon. The result will be, that there will be
two tickets in this Ward, and from appearances the
ground last night the Vaccinations OF MIR. Secley will
fe debated in spite of his sharp maneuvering there
heinz two-.hirds of the voters of the Ward against
him The spurious ticket was not shown by the
printing Committee until the polls were open, and it
was too late to print another: There was therefore
two knock downs, but no serious fights There were
short COO votes polled. The following is the ticket:
Ma,oralty:--N S. selah II. C. Swift T. Kerrisan p
cess"or.s,icnaL@Timohy Donovan, Manus Kelly Edward
Robert McEutyre OeOIsc H. moss, 1nomas
'oI F,csTyrsTH WARp-In this Ward there was an
cxcuc contest and the unterrifed ragags &c, were
numerously out jim Irving with his followers were
there working for Fernando, and IT was confidently
asserted that the Wood ticket would come out several
hundred ahead pane of glass was removed to allow
of the votes being passed in to the Inspectors. This
arrangement allowed OF one person 70 pass In votes
marty and in this way the election was conducted
throughout. There YVES great deal OF diminishing,
but no serious fighting The ticket headed by Lorenzo
b. Shepard was decided to be elected over the Wood
bayoraft,-Lorenzo B. Shepard, VIM oDOnnel, John Mes
BIZ, Horace +. CLARK. John Bradley po,-. wo.,,
Msarise Dsiey Oliver Hbbsrd, +. W. Byrdsal John II.
NISyTrysTH WARD-In the Nineteenth Ward a
large number Of votes east and the delegates in
favor of Wood for Mayor and Herrick for Congress
were elected. At this poll no difficulty occurred:
Wovo,al,,-pen, Mccarthy, J. L. Brown John Easan
VIM. Goodherrt. N II M.Ioney a.,
Cony,o.ionat-G.orss Weir, stephen NJ Drew, D. B. Mo
CuoGsh jane. II. Starr, Wm Roche, George L. Bendix,
TwrsrIETH wAnD.-The election in this Ward
held on the corner OF Eighth avenue and Thirty
seventh street. next door to run-mili. Some one
seemed to have money enough and il was freely spent
in the purchase of GIN with which the men that did
pearance Of friendship to the Mayor stopped in the
avenue and invited to take drink, which he could
not of course refuse Having imbibed freely a
ticket was put into his hands, and before he
and his vote taken by the Inspectors Recorder Smith
paid friendly visit to the polls here, and remained
over an hour taking notes. He broke through the
platoon Of policemen and stationed two teers on eaen
being carried fnudulcnty and asserted that he saw
the inspectors take five six votes from one man,
and that many voted several times The election here
was enliyened by bit of shindee, which resulted
in numerous eyes being draped in mourning,
and;asRmany bloody noses Three or four men were
arrested and locked up. There two tickets, the
yellow ticket Wood and the white ticket Custom:
House,. Tie latter was supposed to have received
the largest number of votes but the Wood ticket
declared elected. Thomas MeConkey, one of the In
spectors, refused to serve.
a., Ssss ccTy w'm Joyce rh0' Nun
Conore,sionnL-Sislschi Martin, j. W. Boyce, Thomas A.
Dunn Daniel Connolly Richard Flanagan Keyran Perkins,
TwrSrY.FrRsr WARD.-At the polls Of this ward it
WIGS regular pandemonium and the efforts of the PO
lice together with al imported batch from the Tenth
Ward were required to keep quiet the Border Ruians
assembled to bolster up their leader. There were three
tickets in the field the Union ticket the regular Wood
ticket, and the Workingmens ticket. which promised
twelve shlingsIe day. The Union ticket was elected
by large majority. The delegates are part WOOD ana
part Anii-WoOd
MayO,aly-John Lynch, VIM. DeLaey John Kin'ey, James
PARLIAMENTARY T. Frederick, John McGrath E. r.
Rogers Stephen Cornell. Charles, H. Hasweii' John King
TwENTY-SEcoSD Wharf.-The election in this Ward
was held in stable at the corner Of Eighth avenue
and Forty eighth street. Through hole in the door,
about five feet from the ground, the inspectors took
the votes. The Sage of Bloomingdae took an active
part in the election. Everything passed Oft quietly
crowd There were two tickets, headed the Union
Ticket, Twenty-Second Ward" and "Twenty-Second
Ward Democratic Ticket" The former, recognized
the Wood ticket, was elected by large majority"
May@aiy-Patrict M..,srscn Francis Cro''in Deni. T.
Root. John Jasper John OToole: ,...
Hughes. Alexander