New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-09
THE BROOKLYN ELECTION

ONE REPUBLICAN SENATOR, Two MEMBERS or
ASSEMBLY, AND THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY ELECTED.
During the day much difficulty was experienced
among voters Of all parties from the delay in receiving
the votes in some districts it required from TO two
minutes to receive each vote. From this, as well rs
other similar causes there extremely light vote
polled-probably less by six thousand in the whole
city than was polled at the Charter Election last
Spring.
The contest on Senator for the Third District was
very close between +. b. Spinola Democrat and
John G. Bergen, Republican. The County Towns,
which usually give large Democratic majority, gave
JOIN G.. BERGEN very large vote. Mr.. Hatfield,
Independent Democrat, very well in the Ninth
Ward, but generally poled light vote in the district
except in tyo or three Of the wards of the Western
District, where he polled moderate vote. The
probabilities are and many Democrats concede it, that
Mr.. Spipoa il defeated, but by very small majority.
The result may be changed when the entire vote is
ceved but that was the appearance and report last
night at twelve o'clock.
In the lid Senatorial District Mr. Persons friends
were last night confident of his success, but Mr..
Gardner ran very WELL and, there being no diversion
from the Democratic vote in this District s probably
elected.
In the Ist Assembly District, Mr.. A. A. MYERS
DEM ia elected by large majority.
In the lid District, Mr.. ID. OGDEN BRADLEY (Rep)
is elected by small majority. Mr.. Charles Kelsey
Dem.) and Mr.. James X. Delvecchio lind. Dem)
run very close. In the Twelfth Ward, Mr. Delyecchio
poed large vote over Kelsey, and rice in the
Sixth
In the lid District, Mr.. Theophus CallicOt DEM
is elected.
In the WITH District, Mr.. James Dorsey DEM 10
elected.
In the With District, Mr.. WILLIAM G. JosEs (Dem.)
is elected.
In the With District, Mr.. GEo. c. BRIGGs (Rep.),
Il probably elected. Mr. Linsky polling large vote
in the Fourteenth Ward and there being large de-
lection from the regular Democratic vote in the Thir-
teenth Ward, in consequence Of Mr.. John @. Hicks.
(Arn.), running very well, and there being but Light
vote out in the Thirteenth Ward.
In the With District, Mr. GEO. II. FISHER (Rep.),
is probably elected.
NJ. john wNnow lRep., for Dstrict-Attorney,
ia elected. Judge Morris Ind. Dem.), polling vote
large enough to defeat John @. Schumacher, DEM
SAMUEL GARRISON DEM, is elected County
Judge.
JAMES NJ sEABURY DEM, Is elected County
Treasurer
JOSEPH SMITH and - Dem's.), are elected
Superintendent of the Poor
NICHOLAS SrILwELL DEM, is elected Justice for
Sessions.
The Democratic State Ticket has a large majority.
Generally, the Democratic State and County ticket
have an average majority Of about three thousand in
the County including w. X. serugham, for supreme
Court. John @. Schumacher, for Distriet-Attorney,
Is. Of course, an exception-as he Is beaten.
BRookLYx, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1859.
Henry r. Pierson, Rep, is probably eiected senator
in the lid District
James Darcy Dem, for Assembly in the ivsh Dir
net il elected
John winslow, Rep. for District Attorney is probs-
bly, elected.
Samuel Garrison, Dem, is elected County Judge.
The Hid Senatorial District is doubtful
1beopbilus G. Callicot, DEM, for Assembly in the
lid District, il probably elected.
Fifteenth Ward, Ist Distict-For See. State Jones,
l67; Leayenworth, l38 For Controller, Church, 1885,
DenLson, l69. Id District-Sec. State, Jones, PA;
Leayenworth, 205. Controller Church, III; DENNIS
ton, 2E.
Seventeenth Ward, eosnpIee-Ieayenwortb 3l5;
Jones' 359; Denniston, Tii Church, 800.