The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-09

many Of the spirited or rsDss nom the And "wheI
there arc NO rcgs, al the Teutonic element argel
preponderates, and that rs, Perhaps assriouab
me pacific progre and Of the election Of yessrda.
Lager bier hs1 puissan soporinc, was 90 PLENTIFUL %
- niss Of e barley and sau dc ~ % scarce, that
ashge rood SIGHT rsugh and tumble Of any descrpc
made its appearance Indeed, MOI for The noia
aschns.ions Of a few excited Germans, stranger wou
never be able infer from the aspect Of the uevent
v.rd which has beon rather appropriately terms
"peutscheand, that an important election IN pr,
sress The following account will show how the cSecaio
Vas conc ucted in The various distrcts:-
An quiet no deur baSce Whatever Vote up 70 noon, i4I
Tho second district place was at ~ b Kings Bacr
~ ~ go sS Stanton street EysryhiU1 passsd n her
N the duest possible manner without the excitemeI
Of single knock down or bloody proboscis. Vote up
One Of the little back rooms Of the Columbian Sta
House, 2T3 Stanton street. was used as the polling place
for che electors Of the Third district Proceedings tame
Vote up 70 noon, 180.
Gu,enags store, at 90 Lewis street. served N.
depository the for the voters Of tho Fourth dis
oI No remarkabe occurrence worthy Of mention tool
place. Vote 70 poon, 100.
se n xsn ana ssyenso ds' f polling places
Of any thing the way OF pngnscty was really disgusting
jacob eehneider's Eleventh Word House was pressed
INTO Of The Eighth district voters, and os
piay Of stir science took place; whether owing the
tthargy bearing qualities Of Jacobs sparkling bever-
age or to soms other equally powerful deadener, the
wT.er saith no vote up noon l2i. l26 votes were
roed up 70 NOON M the Ninh district Of the Eleventh
ward Kelly, fcr Senator, went "iike streak Of light
The Tenth district place would be rather difficult TO
distinguish from regular free and easy grog shop uas-
counter, while were stationed the ballot boxes
Though will be naturally supposed the whkey crcu-
nsa pretty a., an osa Of ths voters
quietly. The vote up 70 noon sfood50o votes.
IN the Eleventh district there ll2 votes M 70 noon
drug store, IN avenue D. the .'oussr wsis Of vh,ch
were about equally ornamented with political posters and
Praises Of "Hardys patent wagon grease" which an
AZ the Twelfth district there 100 votes up e noon,
md at the Thirteenth district there LIS votes.
Sass room m Of Mr. James campoes liquor store was
district 14o votes were deposited up 70 noon.
el Inc tsent district polling place was held .. Pat Nc
q su,cry procamat,ons election notices. &c a. veil a.
BY CANDY sign, on which, IN mammoth green ,etaers
yer lai..-~ lie words "McGuire's HOTEL" and "the
Tag, intending, doobtess, TO represent the
Blending Of the Hbernian and Yc.' = ...rmor,ons
- nst ties Es,s cast n h IS olosn ONLY
noon IN the Seventeenth 10 yots o'es were poed up 70
The So;ss. snop % IN the Eighteenth
ssNa,ionA 10 10 DO entire,; bb,v,ous Il The con
Z" matter, and thee who did vote voted all
obirns manner Of thr 100 Registry law through the
hndIaDee TO ScsTs ''a n'' '''
- , y" inspectors almost coaxed individuals having
- INV ssakable indications OF democracy their brows
: me mp to the scratch and vote the old Iammsny
1esbt through.
TWELFTH WARD.
In The first district of this ward the operations Of the
poll were carried on very quietly. man named Owen
Caukns arrested for Illegal voting and taken 70 the
Twenty third precinct station house, by officer Humphrey
Mr. Caukns supposed 10 have been under age, and
hence his arrest. Tho Registry law worked very well
here. Some there who had not registered their
names and did not even know its requirements.
named Joseph Mcrterson made considerable
noise opposite the POLL and finally got into fight but was
not arrested.
In The Second district the poll opened quietly, and
tinred so during the day. The voting very light.
There arrests made for disorJery conduct An
attempt made by 70 vote who had not regis
tered his name; he would not swear he thirty
days in The district, and consequently not allowed
vote not arrested The business Of the day at this poll
was conducted very well.
The vot ng in the Third district carried regular
~ but not quietly During the afternoon little dispute
Arose regard TO the qualifications of voter Patrick
Norton was arrested for being drunk and dsordery
taken to the Twelfth precinct station house George Good
win created little disturbance by challenging almost
person who in. The inspectors commended that b
had no right to challenge any man, as be had n
particular residence He resides in some lumber yard
which he has used for the purpose OF residence for
year MORE ami the inspectors considering this
"reedeDce,o would not allow him 70 challenge any one
md called the police 20 him from the premises
There was no attempt made Mt Illegal voting.
The business Of voting IN the Fourth district was car
ried IN decent, quiet and peaceable manner Their
was no disposition shown towards quarreling, inside OF
eut Of the polls.
voting commenced slowly but by the hour OF one per-
wishing to vote made large crowd. There was nc
Illegal voting, and rs far ss we could ascertain NO at
Ii the sixth District the poll opened very quietly
deed, and was conducted in manner which reflected
great credit the officers whose duty IT to keep
things straight" When the poll opened there not
hafa dozen persons present The voting, as may
be supposed not very spirited at FIRST but soon in
creased little, and remained rather steady during the
,est Of the day.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
in the First district the polls held At SO Suffolk
street 200 votes poled up 70 II o'clock six being
gistered. No Illegal voters. AL quiet.
In the Second district the pills held 10 an old d
Implicated furniture and lumber store, No 80 Attorney
street 500 poled up to IL o'clock, six being unre
gietered. No illegal voters.
In the Third district the polls held In what
al period brewery, but now unoccuped building
falling into decay, in Bfoome street, near Pitt street
very large number of unregistered voters admtte
70 vote making their aldavits. $50 votes poed up
IL O'clock 20 being unregistered. No illegal voters
this district there being nice episode, but 70
the timely interference Of the police An election billy
named James AfcCan sought raise general melee an
became disordery In his conduct that officer Smngto
rfered and putting him out when hcCan turne
the officer and assaulted him violently Another off
.
tice Steers, who locked him up.
In the Fourth district the polls held at Ill Broom
Votes up TO twelve o'clock, 25o unregistered
No Illegal voters.
The Fifth district polls were held at engine house NJ
Goerck street l72 poled up to twelve O'Clock; nun
bcr unregistered, 49, No illegal voters. Very quiet an
orderly.
The sixth district polls were held at 81 Mangn stree
100 poIled up twelve O'Clock: IL unregistered No
The seventh district polls were held in nour store,
Suffolk street Polled up 70 twelve o'clock, 80; unreg
tered, No iilegar voters
The different polling places IN the Tenth and Thireent
wards characterised, without exception, by "a
greatest uDcss and nspidy throughout the day, and
one would imagine election going at ali who di
Tot make special business 70 look for the booths NJ
She slightest indication Of excitement was manifested
either inside or 0uieide, up 70 four O'Clock.
The Captain Of the Thirteenth precinct is worthy
special ccmmendation for the excellent disposition an
management Of those under his command. The police
this precinct were very efficient and fulfilled their duty
che letter.
FOURTEENTH WARD
There ten precincts in this ward In six Of Their
The election was held the back part Of quor sor,