The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-07
The Elections in Maryland, Massachusetts,
New Jersey and Wisconsin.

We yet unable to give the entire vote OF the State
the different candidates, the exact majority that
sho Unien State ticket has received The vote throughout
the State has been very light, and predict will DO
found to BIO less than wothrds OF the vote polcd
year ago. The indications that William W. Wright
the democratic candidate for Canal Commissioner has
slipped in between Tamadge and Bruce, although the
friends of the latter still claim his election.
In this city the returns exhibit mixed and jumblcd
up mess that but little attention has been paid by tho
voters to the regularity Of the nominations Contrary
general expectation Woodruff and Hoffman of the Superior
Court have been defeated and L. Mcneil andJ. NJ Bar
bour elected their place. This shows very plainly that
IL takes something besides nomination to elect cand-
dates in New York. Hoffman and Woodruff received
nearly all the nominations, but Mono Barbour ap-
pear to have received the votes.
The republicans have secured four Of the seventeen
sembymen from this city; Of tho other thirteen two
three were the republican ticket, but demo-
Gratis
The four Senators from tho city democrats
the platform.
AS will be plainly by the table votes that are
given below Lynch has been elected Sheriff Genet County
Clerk and oaky Hall District Attorney. The "Rng,
coordination successful most of their county
ticket but not quito as successful u portion
Of their Senator's and Assemblymen, although we
imagine that the public will find before tho close
OF the tina. they have more Of their
TO the Senate and Assembly than for the rca good
Of the city
Elijah +. Purdy leads all the candidates for Supervisor
Blunt comes second and Kuster third in the race
Our latest returns from the Seventeenth Assembly
district elect Sydney P. Ingraham, Jr. Tho vote
stands
Ingraham, Mozart. 1912
Jones Tammany.. ,1S5
Ingrahams majority. .......................... II
The friends of Mr.. Jones, however, still figure him
seventy seven ahead Of Ingraham.
Our returns, though still incomplete indicate the cleo
tion Of Edmund l.. Hearne (Tam) Judge Of the Marine
Court
THE NEW JUDICIARY.
The following candidates are elected Judges Of the
Supreme Court
Dist. Thomas W. Clerke, democrat.
2.-lfhn A. Lott, democrat.
S.-Efastus Cook republican
4.-Amaziah B. James, republican
6.-Wiam J. Boden, republican.
6.-eharies Mason, republican.
7.-Hcnry Welles, republican.
8.-James G. Hoyt, republican.
-. THE NEXT STATE SENATE.
I'M. Henderson, U. R. 17-C. G. Montgomery. Rep
~ G. Smith, u y Rep. 18-Jamcs a. Bell, Rep
Sd Murphy, U d. 19-Alex. II. Bailey, u mr.
Chas Cornell Dem. 2i-R; K ssnaiord 1 {, tx K
6-John J Bradley Dem. 22-Allen Mnnrss Rep
7-R. B. Connolly D. r. 23-Henry A. Clark Rep
8-H. D. Robertson, U. ar. 4-Lyman Truman u &R
9-Henry X. Low, U. D. W-Chancy NJ Abbott Rep
lot r. Wcstbrooke, U&D. 26-Charlcs J. Folgcr, Rep
11-wm II Tobey Rep. 274harles Cock d r.
12-Ralph Richards. U.&R. 2S-Iysander Falrar Union
13-Jacob J. Werrer y. &R. ga. Hutchinson, Union
14-J. II Ramsey, u. &R. 3O-Wilkes Angell Rem
16-Hon. j. Wizard, u. & D. 3I-H W. Rogers II A. n
16-Russeli NJ Little, U.&R. 32-Horace c. Young Rem
RECAPITULATIoNS
Elected on Union and republican nomination 18
Elected on Union and democratic nomination .2
Elected on straight republican nomination ... O
Elected on straight democratic nomination - - Q
Political Anecedents.
Republicans.
Republican majority. IA
Every Senator elected sustans the administration in
prosecuting he war, the Senate will, therefore, be unit
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