The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04
KINGS COUNTY.
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The democratic state ticket has received majority OF
from 1000 90 600 over both republicans and Americans.
Samuel sloan, democrat, has been elected Senator In
the second district by majority of from ooo 70 800
Francis n Spinola democrat, has been elected scna
The democrats have elected Ave (cerain) ou, q tho
seven Assembymcn, and probably six. The following
are the successful candidates
District John A. voorhics, democrat
Moses - Beach, Democrat
3-H. B Duryca, republican.
4-navid W Chauncey, democrat
John A. Dayton, democrat
6-John llanford, democrat probable
7-Cornelius r. Atwa,cr, republican, probable
The whole democratic county ticket NJ successful ~
large maioritics, namely
Shertf-Gccrgc Rcmsen majority about 500
SHyeTtnt,nd, If he foor-Blrnabas III. Booth, by
about 600 majority and John White, by about 1000.
Coronas-wynani T. Bennett and Cornelius X Come.
yusftces of SssoHs-JOhn A. Emmans, democrat, Martin
The democratic candidates FOR Justices or the Supreme
Court IN 20 districts, have a majority of about 3, 600
The republicans and Americans fused Legislative and
county Uccrs but the democrats have carried nearly
every heir ticket against the coalition. is he
hcvcd that Gen Duryea IN the Third Assembly district,
the only fusiouist elected Last year the democratic
the county nearly 600 below the aggregate
Of their opponents.
rus ELECTION IN BROOKLYN.
The election yesterday, compared with those Of previous
years, PASSED on most quiet and pcaccable manner
Instead q the usual demonstrations among workers OF
both parties, which wont 10 be exhibited the
evening previous 70 election, there neither meet
ng nor bonfire 80 20 speak. w Incident II esrsor.
dnay nature occurred to marx the evening preceding an
elettiNn.
Towards morning iu some PARTS Of the city, some
few became quite hilarious and called for the ntorerenco
Of the police. No serious disturbance occurred nowsNr
Refote sunrise the polling places eere orehsd ma @ ~
police proceeded 10 prepare tho boxes or inc We ~ uo
inspectors Tho polls opened the voting eein out soNy
in wards and rapidly IN others ine S"e' WV NOV
in it, fun strength IL hardly any wafd-the prueila
falling Oh being ia the Fnh, sixth, lwenth anu aia Snln
wards--n the Twelfth ward, especially the vote Ie on
Owing ~ phc rrccartions taken by the police "a
,abbshSg hounis within which the crowd could not
ures1 ,here was no difficulty m any 70.
80 easing in and out o. the polling
nlaee vii perfect freedom. The iquor dealers almost
r.,r,si, closed thcr placcs, and but little liquor, Il
snv was sod consequently but tew we're drunk and but
80, 80 arrrs,s for offences against the laws.
r,sss uoad one of the inspectors uf election IN the
r,tb ~ard went the polling place Yesterday morning,
an5 bs,ns intoxicated, created quite disturbance. He
80 ioeEed up IN the cells of the Third precinct
one 81 the glass ballot boxes n the roll of the FIRST
district d the THIRD ward suddenly burst in the
from unaccounabe cause and scattered the bas
on he aocr A new procured and the balotng
preceded.
Thomas McNamee arrested AZ o. the DISTRICTS
CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PACE