The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-16
TAMMANY PRIMARY ELECTIONS.


The primary elections Of the Tammany democracy were
held last night at the respective ward headquarters and
for wonder, passed of without any lighting Even in
the fighting Fourth and the begerent Sixth was no
the ghost of row. and for political shoulder
hitter occupation was gone Tie only ward where there
was any symptom OF hight was in the Twenty second,
where the rival adhereas Of two candidates FOR Alderman
kicked up arumpus which quickly checked by the po
Iice Over four hundred around the ballot
boxes shouting swearing and cheering, and the police
compelled 70 use their clubs to restore order Deputy
Superintendent Carpenter detailed force of men from the
Third Sixth, Eighth and Fourteenth Wards TO the Third
precinct, and force from tho Seventh Tenth and
Eleventh Wards 10 the Thirteenth precinct,
at eigh. O'Clock, everything pissing off very
quietly. The reason for the general quetness Of
these elections is doubtless due to the knowledge
working politicians have that the whole thug farce;
that matters not what votes put in the box the In
spectors will return whom they choose; that lighting
and eiectioneerng Is labor lost and politicians too
shrewd spend their time money and muscle for nothing
The CITY Convention will meet at Tammany Hall tonight,
when candidate for Comptroller and Amshousc TO-
will enomnaed The two prominent candidates
Tor the former office George w. Purscr and Richard
Connolly, but i i not unlikely that they may be both
led on by the uniting OF all the minor factions against
them Annexed is an official list OF the delegates
FIRST wARp.s
Al an election held NSyemSsr H. ISIS at los Cedar street
the foowing ticket was declared duly elected
Ahesrp, John Williams Parck t james Ts0A ino'
"a Ssssss ssrs SsS. s walsh
vnnas1 ass e Mess n ssn p.,
Walsh John Ahesrn, Maurice Powers.
School Convention John o'Grady William Jennet John
Healy Nicholas Dmond, John Hannin Samuel Aud James
Connor Andrew Baldwin John Cowen Denis Keenan,,
blackburn Thomas Lawor Edward Walsh Sr John Obrien
Patrick HaRsn.
Constable Conye Timothy Collins, John Woods, An
drew Carey, John Hogan Peter Mundoff Thomas Burns
Robert Walker Michael Neary, Frsneis Dennelly
JOHN strip,
CHARLES MOORE Inspectors.
EDWARD WALSH
SECOND WARD.
At election ted nj No. i66 William street. IN pursuance
Of call Of the General Committee emanang from Tammany
Hall the following ticket duly elected
City Cor. enon-W lam Miner. Alfred Chancellor James
Watson, John =. Horn Isaac wilkins.
Adermanic ConvenuonPatrick Mcmahon, Arthur Keatng
John y Horn Edmund Kerrigsn Charles Cruger John g.
Scherpf Richard Drake. John Clark John Birmingham.
Councim suic ConvenonDaniei Meehan Nathaniel Cavan
ash iaughin Keegan Albert Williams, Richard Murray
Constabses -Jsmes Sullivan, William Buckley, William
FIELDS Martin polan Thomas McCauiey, John Donneily
James Murphy, John Robinson, James Conway
School Odcersvalter JOYCE Michael Ryan, John H. Der.
ricks, Arthur Keapg O. H. w. Won Fede, John Senegal
Michael Carmody, Thomas Willis, John McEroy Stephen
Dunn. John j. Mconey Bernard caIberry. Patrick Shea,
Thomas Hamilton, Jacob todett.