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The New York herald., 1860-11-07
NINETEENTH WARD.

The voting In this wsrd carried with the yrcss
er' order except At two css,cis About tsc O'Clock In
the afternoon considerable pushug and ccowiins sroarc
lbe polls OF the Fourth dyvict took place and Il 80
evident that e1ort being made 10 deter pSriee
oe coming forward 70 vote There were two or three
Lrok downs COED deal Of shouting ,srfercnoe of tho
pol.e usre their clubs juci slsy !" two arrests Ard
ranouilisy was res'1r.s.
n. seoond Precinct OF tse corner n sesoDd averue
Forty ts.rd street. Tad about 00c regsarei voses
II vss admitted that Il should have beea divided; bri
in which ,hs ,nspecors aided by inedio,cut poo-nsa
oopaursee their business Every possible scheme o. 10.
lay resor,ed 70 with Tho knowledge that ths deDs
erAls bad over~hemIus majority of voso<s. Tie Ia
'peo,ors embraced t~o Republicans and democrat.
and, delay The order Of the day, they, ava
rage Zoe good par. Of the day, only pood tsn vote-
every hx5 hour or twenty votes per hour--equal 70
ssous vote In ihrec minutes. rhere not the
slightest poos arrangement during the greater part Of
the dsy 70 protect czeos IN the NJ fran
chis org Gle Of voters foremost, and nearly
sAiinary inr hou. -hilss ths police permted the
ranty gathering rIord tho head OF the line n rush
iato tho 10 advances OF many and pasa lnosc In he
Iipe asie 10 this way persons sicod In ,bs los from
four TO y hours and o~rs 10 the Lace cf pocs efficiency
snsiy len without vU..ng at LL II stsod that 70
puplicAa voters were, at line Introduced by snrs
OF bal and back dccs Arsrgcne1t, and allowed
70 vote, while democrats xrpl n sseyancs
one side. fhe result Of An this delay aad chi
oADery resulted In the mos. shArnsfsl exsiusos
OF about ave hundred demoorstis registered 70.
tiers. When ths pols closed near about that
number standing outsde ready 70 vote The Third
precinct Of sixty street and 5ecord avsnue
was sImoet - badly managed II had 800 registered
voters, ard al the close oS the polls II esn4aed
lhss about 10 democratic voters deprived Of the
rgh, Of votins-thus making the democratic by this
easor iinsry arrsuxemen' In these t-u precnc,s os
mated q, eco We have attended many elections
Ia tan city and must say that sosmsfu aad out
rreous conduct the pi Of those hsd ibs ,ro
ci tbs sccosd precinct ve never saw. u ID tina
thai ,hs p.opie Doxed tc ,hemsciv,s for tho man.
terapcs Of their nuaic.psl rights Il was cup.
rosed. but FOR ths deprivation Of votes, thai
us ward would have given 2,eoo Uaicr majority
TIE Fee poiossen hand utterly fsics from inability
~hulpess 70 proiecs the rights Of voters aud IA
proper manner " preserve proper osdcr Tho crsaus
o. she opposips tickets In the vicinity the pos ,n
Tested more ordinary diligence and zeal, cJhss
ioodly al r.sers 10 veto fo- nee io" 70 vole Coz
'ur'or,n 70 isse the whte Mlnsr ticket o vnte fcr
= Homes Ase,r 40 /, 40. Thase crowd NOuad tns
ballot boxes ali the day OF than the average nun
Ter such occasors bet the balk Of The vcis were
depcsiscd 10 shs forenoon. There but one arrss
icr attempt 70 nserrup, the voting In the second fla
ral.
The New York herald., 1860-11-07

seissd the same, and with the application Of .
natcnee and tbs large posters f rcd, white and
biuersttins forth not oDiy the claims Of the various
candidates. bus heir facial attractioas-coDsigued the
whnss n one red burial blenv the flames, which for
. moment only marked the various scenes Of electoral
sre and then DIED awsy and lost In the DARKNESS
enbiems,osi DOUBT Of the rApidty with which the
ing Of dnunion wiz BE- quenohed before The
result OF yesterday'e eiectioa.
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
FOURTH WARD.

The OLD Of ,he "murderoas" Fourth must, sfter
this election, De applied To other ward OF sae iy.
for viii not be d. for that famous reyioa. Nothing
quieter could have been WISHED for by Philaiei.
phia QUAKER In the First strict the poll opened eS
after time cusequeoca OF the aoseucs of II
the inspectors. but they made Tor It Afterwards III
within teo Of the pois they nad
moments rest, the voting going along steadily and
raoidy all who present up the close had The
opportunity 10 vote The only stoppascs that took
were voter mad negso,ed register himself
when Teuton gave his name not TO be
deretood U course, the latter case, the name coud
no, for some time found register. bat IN all
cases registered and correctly given
a he polls delay took psos. The noer poed up
ocloos n. was over three hundred aud nfty.
In second district the polling place rather too
small but with due management all who applied aud
were legally entitled eGAbied " vots. By
O'Clock nearly four hundred taken. rne
ing beg AN very early ceased until few
before the the polls In this and In the First
dsrict long line formed tho strset IN froEt Of
The pons place and kept In perfect order by toe police
Apou, eleven oelock tbe Comerord bor-s in both OF
the dpsrc ser having been upset several times, very
rny.seriousiy disappeared, bu, whether removed by
friend or foe, could not oe Ascertsncd.
In ihs Third district the voiios very regular and
slight excitement caused by Of the bystsndss
red shirts getting up mocx agnt" 10 draw away
police from The polls Tho r4se did no. succeed 40
therefore, WIS given up Another trial made oy
rae,ng cry Of nre" and running wagon along bye
street, ut rapid rato, bu, also Si,hout eG,et, the
officers stood nrm NJ their posts A,out txo hunorei
persons voted by O'Clock, and but few la~t their
votes By being TOO Lana
10 the fourth district, where the greatest dsa,y was
eAieoted quiet regned supre ne, aud atnoush ins
Slow st the fault o: tho vo.ers being absent
and not of the inspectors All who applied legally voted
except one ~ho arrived too ais ne num Der poied by
O'Clock sas le4.
10 The hnh district everything was quiet the whole
day The vo.us was slov, ami the "sxs Iring" stuI
so scr, but al the votes teaderod corrcoty re
csivod. T~o votss only we're late having come up
after the doors closed one hundred and twenty
VIC iaxen Ly O'Clock
44e sixth srio, ass remaI aably quiet oay sns n.
cdett occurred likely 70 soy noise ard that
about hooo, ~hsn eeizsi "rang" Of cart and
hesh pas fully OF oys.anders over the
aassrs and toes The police fearing sacn play likely
sud 10 cry" ., oece stopped H. Over hundred votes
poled oy O'Clock.
The seventh District was also vsry quiet Although a
.wioe Awake" ot 10 ,ilenge svery doubtful
man, al voted ~bC eo,ted and srout two hundred
dld 30 by O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
SEVENTEENTH WARD.

The voting 10 this ward conmenceo with great spirit
at sunrise yesterday morning, everybody apparently
bearing mind the advice given 10 the HKArD or rucs
day be early at the pos Toe number OF voters did
not apparently diminish unsi about eleven O'Clock when
they up but elc~y Throughout whole OF this
large wsIa he sroaes q.ie; and order prevailed The
entirely deserted by the female portoa
of tue pop, aion the majority Of the sores had the
shutters up and places wnere liquor could be bught
were closed, though ali knew The rop,c had appa
reny hut little difficulty In procuring supply OF their
fsvoyite beverage About three O'Clock STUART skirmsn
took place toe Eleventh district poling
place, avenue A. be.xsso eighth and Nuta strec.s.
a nunbsr Of the friends oi john Cochrre and J ".
Chlnier asiaulted each c.ter when the ticket boxes
aid broken cp, the pieces being made
Of cubs. Several O. the conostsnts eome-
what severely iojoret about tho bead, and ous man
knocked seoseiess, when tue comotsn sev~ra.ej and
ne riured msn was pot in cosh and taken away by
mis- frrende No Grrerts we're mads, the of1oars all
being ens.sed in preserving order whe,e Tue bal
lot,tg going As the afternoon On
and "sunoown" approached ,se number Of voters
ircrsssei. and great aEssiy manifested
all should chance depeit toelr votes those
on the sidewalk who were waiting 'neir turn were load
IN their calls Cor he Dsdes barry Up aud give Zach
nan CHARGE 70 save the Union" A number Of tbs
vctese challenged. but nothing gained by ths
except csusing hn OF time. No arrests warc
made tor Illegal yotrg When TIE polls wcrs cl,.ed
. number Of voters who mad not deposited thsy
Tickets some vnAt wra:hy, and used threatening
language the preserce OF force o. poll sanes
had efec, Of cooling their h,igerent prcpenstes
No arrcssa maac Ia this wd yesterday up 70 the
time ot closing the pols cept few OF the usual drunk
and d,sorlery cases.
The New York herald., 1860-11-07

Thsr. we're several tnor6 madc ip un ward by
tho seeek oi tho sectional party % re.tr~in legal
vot and 20 srk up geoofAlly, but tho designs
mcet niecrsnly fset. Thffe mnch unan-
sDuy tescre exhibited popular election there
a'.risyed rt.terday. The Union came up 70 the
tul!s with great regularity, AID With ciar inclination to
their pcft for TIE uaoa 10 ihs eoa1d District
here good deal oi erthrsssm scY Matthew Bred
aap tie oenosrac candidate for Regsssr, nnd toe bal
Gus IN h.. nyos, vo 70 1000, came up In per.
'cct ihorese. Al Of the pcuiog riaocs
is the Bowery there were sgns Of . com.
motion ~ sary hour Of the dAy, rce,lsiss from
The rspsl u voter 70 certain questions put
sini rns poce, however, ir,srvened And prevented
Using Prom 70 The closing II the polls crier
Sss ysry generally 0oesved IN this waFd Rsyosd ne
cfsresri,cn q = large pumoer of persoos about shs
pile and tcset booths there wM nothing 70
Indicate tho progress OF an elcc,ico. Several
rough customers about the corners seemed 70 bs
sroNrg for nght bn, he preseuoe or array o FOR
nidsbe lccusn seps them a Bay. As h VA, our 70.
porter ~,ress " Or s~o very interesting prcba
0nsry rough snJ tamsle ouoouB.es which oay served
70 amrse tho spectators and crafty the BOYS. Too
snhng ap of ihe ticket bOxcs half past -four O'Clock
wrs one OF the furSies' incidents ~ the day.
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
SIXTEENTH WARD.

The election In this ward parsed OF without any very
serioas trouble disorder at the polls In tho nesnbor
hood OF then, bowevar there the usual Assenblags
Of po,ticiars and ticket holders, who discussed with
each other the prospects cf the election used their
arguments with the voters q they made their appear
70 vote for particular friend os their own
spsnt for ofcA honors tho law regard 70 the dis
tapoe Of booths from the polls was well observed
which, however, cannot be said In regard 70 the
liquor stores, many Of which AongSids Of ana
ofposits the polling places were open In nASrant
violation OF the DrunkeSsss nos very visible,
and tho rervces Of the police but required 70
arrest Individual for dscrderly conduct The voting
without interruption until midday, when there was
slight ulL Il resumed however, with the activity
o the morning. and continued until the polls CLOSED Ths
rush Of votors during the day was very great, and
during the larger portion Of tho day voters
were compelled 70 take up positios IN single
nle, the line many Instances extending half book
the "wide Awakes," who were 70 have exercised
surveillance the voters, nowhere 10 be seos,
and anything liko disciplined foros 70 detect Illegal
voters entirely wanting. II any "wids Awake
present for the purpose he did not the oustomAy
cap and CAPE Among the incidents Of the day may be
mentioned the vote Of old ctlzen named Francis Anr
ply who loa years OF age He brought 70 the poll
OF the Second district In carriage, and voted the Union
and democratic ticket he feeble a. 10 need tho
ud Of several be carried into the pon do ,os
The New York herald., 1860-11-07

err Whenever Union rstarn read. which appeared
~as the only kind Of which notice was taken
sne oooseQusas good fee,ns Of those present u =
onoe manifest Betting was exceedingly lively. Al
bets against the Unioa ticket were quickly taksa
up, which intelligence when taken 70 the repuSx-
cams oppossts, broushs over . dsessssioa a VIE
AwAkes, WHOSE gains must be very large, shouaA
The State 90 for Lincoln with any kind a us,oriGy
Froa the coavsEsAsioa of thoss apparently fron ths
Southern States appeared shss they generally REGARDED
the esctoo Of Lincoln somsthng 70 b dreaded -
Of which they were un~ willing even 10 think. "He
Devil rather than Lincoln" sAid gsaslsnaa present.
which Immediately reosivsd the Appreciation aaA ohsxs
Of I'll present.
Al about ten O'Clock . small irsprssstbss o.
aict" took place On ths Sidewalk In foas a u
hots younx gentlemaa nom the South undertook -
exprea his preferences rather loudly, which brouSA9
down The wrath of repSbosa present Tho repubissaa
called he southsrner Liar, which broushe blown
nd finally . wrestling nasch, which was ended by ~
arrest end locking up fOr The night Of both hs ohAnp
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
TENTH WAID.

The potI had been sarcey opeoed Ia this ward before
boes, vorkngmen began 70 rush op TO deposs their
ballots AZ almost every Of the sreets
earl, O'clock there sna groups collect
Cd discussing the evesuaiiies Of the day COED deal
excr-uen, prevas, ., later hour, not thstAnd
ing, everything prrsrrssed pe~nsably. thought
that thu vote 10 th ward, when II be fally
mace up, ~ii he found n DO much hes gier
thai II has hi;herso been II r d tSsi the republicans
for long time pes, have been rsng ali their ,ney aud
Influence ward ~ ovsrthrc~ lbe uuoa A
ex,uple Of TIE whole vote, me re'arns In . single
dhst ,hc oops) Of Tho vose a this year and tho Last
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
THE MIDDLE arATEa.

Nnw JERSEY.
ggInIxD 10 sAYxy 81 scf,pAI vorxA.
NEWARK, ssv. q, 1850.
Governor resrins,oa 10 excited 70 coogrsa By ma
losi,y ys,iousiy estimated fro.a sto to 800.
rENssYLy aStA.
pTrnxp rIRrr 5zvES NLECroRAI yorrs
PnrJurIma, Nov. 8, 1850.
Tie returns coming in ron all parts OF 'ho STATE IN
aicats republican gain every where over the vote Tor
Cur,n Acgscuv county for Instance, goias - tse ex
tent Of ten thousand. The opposition 10 se'sopsism
gera-Ely stsid st home.
Al the interest the city this evening s excited nr
Ns YORK. the report just received inst the fusoo
,csei ooiy twenty egnt thousand majority
IN he city shs republicans gain In The interior,
has c,ss,ca,ed al hopts Of the Union men
TIE rvtnrrs iron Virginia, sacviDx that Ball leading
IN mat s,sis, IL haid as . harbicgor Of hope, and
c -er trust 10 the conservative feeling OF the s,uh
oa walsh slole the .opllnu uanoe VI the uaon rssss
" Phuadelants Lincoln ~ili PROBABLY have a large
plufaisty bu, s eeufus have lot cc-meaced 70 come
In.
large nurlstr Of voters lefl this morning for Nov
York some phta1e' his detectives accompanied them
10 preraut translucent votes
49, al. .NNV ~ natt1 faI IstyA "A aA
The New York herald., 1860-11-07
THE POLICE HEADQUARTERS.

Tne above quarters we've crowded win police duFtng
the day, who were kept reserve In cass Of Any exa
foroe beos psced ~ any part Of the oty sags wtsA
four horsss Asssshsd, was kept In foas o he building
couvy them 70 any ward During the evsaug tss polss
Ill ordered u their respective preescss no dssus
anos having occurred end every person ksps ~
buding with the erospsoa of the POiios Ocnmiasssass
their friends ard members Of tho prea.
AxsrrNG or TEE roLuoE con1ssroxzss.
Al the meeting Of the Board hold yesterday II heaA-
quarsers Broone -yect, the following resolutioa NJ
adopted -
Rseoed hst the Superintendent OF Police be drecAsl
TO inquire an1 report TO this Board BY what authority
military force. under arms, ordered assemble Il
the srmores OF the city Of New York, the eh o Ne
vepabeF instant.
The New York herald., 1860-11-07

Committee ard Is crowded with people, VINO are In't'
lai oysF the resu!is of tho dsy
Ttayer the Donglaa eqaster v-reispty eanii'se 10
the d.sIirt. Is boaieu 500 aajfp oS al'ey'
republican.
Nothing bas created Interest la ss'on e'"S
thsa he oopteSt bet Geo Luut, o NE s.on 0''
yre-, and Josa Broahead, in which the hfnef -"
beaien .,
lse torns cot Including Boston, give Li0c"u osAs''
p,a.l.s Is 7?4, es-,sinridgo 3is7 These toSus CON
,r, nsout IA r me tate Lineon's pursty can hae"V
be lees lhsO 70 go
NJ .ra,rw i elected Governor by sooai the sane
-o,e T,s fae rlaiure Is largely repuoiicao.
VERMONT.
xsrrTrED 70 ELECTORAL Nar@s.
nosrr irs, nov. ., 1850.
-na ,e,urrs thov that vormr FOR Lircoiu BY
rs eco 20 80 100 majority
ro. gIICf
EsuTiIl NJ a4k AIIcrosn yolEl
HAFrr-gB. Nov. Q, 1900
M Lin1oa kas 27o matssitv src SsS plarAi w. six
,ovuf opdi.r Hartford, sho Republican gain ovar
.s trr,og Of o,6 Liuoon's majority u shs State will
oe ssvgra. ihoassad.
The New York herald., 1860-11-07

Er,t,surs ,c,Tp'e;el--2 as. republican majority.
SnrshRpy oiiy-es publican majority, 1918 Increase
n ,tuty dstF,c:s heard from 500 cu October.
T,susLu county gives Ltcoln ,ic0 majority
Bie1R'rriHgs aac trerlss
Iealgh oogu.y stv4s small Liocoln majority.
Sryccr ooouty Fivss Lincoln $50 N Jpr,y.
Uator ooaRiy g,ves Lrcolu cto riyoray.
N.fa.r county sives LINCOLN 20 usiorty.
uaugh,n county gives L,poop 900 majority.
CSsster county g'ver alscon 3 900 rosj ,ri,y,
vestmorcisnd county s,tes Lncon 400 uaaicsity.
Centre county sises L,noon 7vo majority.
BgTAwAkr.
SIAcToSJu
wusIseros, Nov 9 1890.
rhc Sich ward siv,sl plurality fcr Llno,n. Fisher,
republican. h.r ID majority.
MAINLAND.
xsurEp stscrs,p8l yOrks
BaLrmoxs, Nov. @, Iseo
1ga linton ra,u tire state nv not lcss thar 0co
Resurp, from tie various ood5tos shs~ considerable
game tJs Rc tut nj SUFFICIENT 10 overcome tie
hcasy Ias,.< s.se m.Jriis a IGs slty. TIE result
ooabtful
n .urr, Aucgssy oopriy indicate SEQ for BsI over
lEoc4 mirage. saio = neEr i,ieo-
Prs s-pdss 5sI pcsgirs Liac,ls
Baltimore city cSGp - $50 1859 1872 i,oi2
The New York herald., 1860-11-07

Scattering returns isom ~eru apd southern yirraa
shov vc-y isrrs sans fcr Bel, INDICATING saa, he h~
Carried lhe Sate-
rOarH dARDLRA.
rxrfrtxp wriroakt WIS
wnssorcs v c vov. q is,
rpnr,ai rcsarrs from this city and County ssow rarrn
gains zoe Brsckiprtsas
Raleigh rfves ssu 13i msjcrity.
re state hiss probably scne for Rrccslnridxe.
rorrwArs.
ysrrrr M ~ Az sseTvsau vcrss
NHw onsAss, Nor Q, 1850
me siocioa IN ths city pazsed "a arir<iy me result
n not yst ~certAioed
, 1860-08-03
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y s.snT nvemeSs M cs@ % ov ave @p.ovs
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, 1860-08-03

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, 1860-08-03
TO CoRREsPoNbENTs

Patients residing IN Sny part Of The SIste howeVcf
Distant who may desire the opinion snd sdVice Of Df
their respective cases. and who think pEope
70 submit written statement Of such, In preferences a
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II the case Be fully and candidly described, pbonu
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, 1860-08-03
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, 1860-08-03
m WASHINGTON HOTEL, IN
LII Corner Of Main ana Second streets, NJ
OLYMPIA, Ut.
RIL.Aa q GALLIHHn RrnweNaam.

TyIIE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERDCFED, IN CON.
II necon With and ~ part Of the sWgShihrlon Hotel
large two story building 10 By 90 FEET, BY which be ls
number Of capacou8. comfortable and exoeeutly ven
taled apartments than can Be 81 rded By any other
public house In Washington Territory An idea Of biz
ability 10 accommodate the public my be judgedffom The
ct that the hotel contains twenty-five private FnOms
lexouave Of family apartmenta) ak Of which are laFgi
dnWiIg ronms OF parlnfB. -,.
fore extended TO the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon bic turner business be feels Confident be render
the sqouTn o. strangers with him cnmnrabb md plea
any in ike business. Bedsad bedrooms furnished "a
such as may desire them.
Board BY the day and week H
good stable s attached tothis establishment which
will 81 amply supplied with forage or the accommodation
Of animalS o. the travelling pu6Ii6.
share Of public patronage b respectfully solicited.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 9Th. 1857 alV
, 1860-08-03
MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend, June %, 1853.

TIR. r. n. o'BREN, LATE RESIDENT pay
~ siolan and surgeon Of the County Hospital San
Fnnclsco and Of the hospital Of the elieS 0 Mercy
now 10 charge of the aaFne Hospital at Port Townsend
DR. OBRlEN Il also prepared 10 receive private pa
tlnts He aSiters himself ioo, win The hope that an
experience Of sixteen years ~ the ptice Of bis profess
on. both private and hospital together with thorough
medco ch grai educAiion evidenced BY the proper
RnaanieA Of dpDma N that eject viii obtain for him
The confidence of the citizens On Puget Sound.
p. n. O'BRIEN, ND,
at,ft4 a Port TOWnlend,
win be duly acknowledged l7H
, 1860-08-03

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