The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26
POLITICAL.

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smhy of the Feeab Assemby District was three thousand
i'nr r hon a,, 60 ano s'1 ~ one ,,,,
two.
ot which Stephen s. chds received fifteen hundred and
q which Johe Hasgerty hundred twenty
ilal he whole numier Of given for Member Of As
semoy q the sixteenth ASSEMBLY District was two thousand
VI which Henry Arcuar!us received twelve hundred and
OF Which Walter s. Pnckney received eight hundred and
or which Thomas S. Pearson received two hundred and
AID hat there were three scattering votes.
iLa The sAoe given for member Of Assem-
by ~ the Seventeenth Assembly district was nineteen hun
u Which, William Harris received eight hundred and
u which John r. Cumming received six hundred and
which Thomas veich receive four hundred and sixty
We certify correct. have caused this
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DlvID A. FOWLER Secretary.
Board Of County q the city and county Of
the election districts In each OF the Assembly districts
shday Of Noember b. $50 do hereby certify deer.
That William Burns by ,be greatest number Of votes was
duly eeced men Der Of Assembly in and for the FRAT Assem-
That William Welsh by greatest number Of votes was
duly elected member Of Assembly in and for the Second As
Thai chrsan woodruff by the greatest of votes
Assembly district, IL SAID city, - "'' ~ A''
vi liam cover ~ the greatest number of votes
aembly Dis,rici, In said city '1 10y ne 81 7T7-.
sSds
That ssmeisT Webster by the creates. number Of votes.
aS sss sa c e ASSEMBLY in and for the Sixth
sS sns s n and nsTs ss
Tia, Tbomss 0Ronrks BY the srssest number Of votes
Assembly c M ana
DUH s y as S Re %
was duly elected member q Assembly IN and for the Tenth
That ass H. Iacse by the creates. number of votes
was duly Of Assembly in and for the Eleventh
FOR he
That Masssison y sre,,es number Of votes was
duly elected Member Of assembly in and for the Thirteenth
lha. Iheodors VOORHEES, BY the number yoes
tesnsh Assembly district, in said city. E0g
was 81 ana for e y3f
teenth Assembly District in ssd city.
A;nSy r I ~ said Id city greatest number :, vote.
duly esctea assembly the Seventeenth
Dated New York Nov. "a 4; p = 1879 prvnv ,.
DAVID A. FOWLER, Secretary. : ~ ''
JUSTICES or TIr syrERoK COUNT JUDGE or COURT
The Board Of County Canyassers q the City and County Of
on 'e a and sSSeS
Der 1850 canvass and estimate The votes given the several
held on the 9Th day Of November in the aforesaid do
That appears such the whole
number q for Of The Court
which James Moncrie received thirty five thousand six
OF which Antbony L. Robertson received thirty eight thou
sand six hundred and forty nine.
Of which John siosson received twenty thousand four
OF which Eras'.s G. Benedict received eighteen thousand
And there one hundred and five scattering votes
Conr, Of Common Pleas was fysx thousand three hundred
which Charles DAILY received thirty four thousand and
OF which Charles Mott received twenty thousand one
hundred and fifty i've.
s wos a Of the
rne Court fifty FIVE thousand five hundred and fifty
which Abram Dtenhoeaer received twenty thousand
which Frederick Tamadge received two thousand and
And that there hundred fftysx scattering
the whole number given Office Of Super
visor was iii!yave thousand three hundred and Eve
OF which James Davis received twenty thousand and
Of which wys Blackstone received nine hundred and
votes .,,s. 40. .,.,o...
certify this statement to be correct and have caused the
to be attessd the signatures Of the Chairman and
Secretary of this Board the 2d day of November 1859
ELIJAH +. PUkDY Chairman.
DAVID A. FOWLER, Secretary.
The Board County the city and county
New s o. s ssS S n At
general held the eighth day Of November, u.
1859, do hereby certify, determine and declare
That James Moncrie and nhony L. Robertson the
greatest number Of duly elected Justices OF the Superior
Court Of the city Of New York.
That Charles naly tho greatest NUMBER or
elected Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas In and
the city and county OF New York
That Henry Aker by greatest number of votes
duly elected Justice of the Marine Court of the city OF New
York.
John r. Briggs by the greaest number Of votes
duly elected Supervisor for the city and county of New
York.
ELIJAH F. PURDY, Chairman
DAVID A. FOWLER, Secretary.
NEW YORK, Nov. ~, A. d. 1859.
MASS MEETING OF THE DEMOCRACY OF THE
ATwelith Alder district will be held al the Empire
Rooms 33 Twelfth street, G. Saturday Nov.
g. at IA All favorable TO the election Of Edward G.
Maloy requested to attend.