New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11

Another wear Will give the Republicans majority.
Mr. Iincoln'u inaugural has been exc edlnRly well
received, and We are stronger to-day than before our
election.
Scnonlair CoUSrr.-To The Editor Of TIE ~ y.
TrtbuHc-SIR: The canyafs for Town Officers in this
town shove tie election OF the Democratic Supervisor
by l35 majority. Tie majority * tic Democrats when
united, as AT Ibis election, has been generally much
larger There wa, no fan ng off " The RepuLiic
Vote which shows that they firm for tGe COnsti-
tulion u. il is, aud Comprvrnise. The Republican
vote IL increased over that Of last Fall about so
Uradaud Asrhs 1861.
eeth Genner; Bran,, Thomas Judson; Checktowgs,
Eldlidgo Furwell; Clarence, David Wccdward Con-
cord :. W. GODDARD; EHst Hamburger, III. deuel.;
Evans, jaime. Aver; Grand Irland, q. Bedell Ian
John McBctL-Rcpublicans u. Amherst, G. c..
Grove; Boston, Ueorpe Brindley; Golden, Nathan
Francis; Elma Il. Henstrec; Holland, Nathan Mo1yi
Hamburg, Hol White; Tonawanda, +. Gentier;
West Seneca, John q LanglerIDemocra's 0. rive
towns TO come in. Thus fai there is gain Of three
Hoyror CousrY There have been several polt-
cal ehanpes in tie Board OF Supervisors but
the Bo,rd stands preci ely as LIST =, year.
Brighton, Ewin 7. Ois; Clarkson, Adam Moore;
Gales, Nathan palIneri liamln, EbeneIer Baringeri
Henrietta, Wells Spnger; Irondequoit, George f..
niece egal; MendoD, John M. Davis; Pvrna, John
w. Hscocki Ienheld, FaiTchild Andrewsi Perinton,
w. =. Chase; Riga, George Brown Rush, lhos. j;
Jefords Sweden, Henry Root; Wheslsnd, Samuel
i o6,ld; Rochester, Second Ward, Samuel NJ. Hill
Jrrth; Rochester, Third Ward Anon Bronsoni Roches-
ter, Sixth Ward, Wan. So pherd; Rochester, Seventh
Ward Fdw ard NJ. Smith; Rochester, Ninth Ward,
Tbomns G.. Gilman; Rockesier, Tenth Ward, Daniel
ID Lod.r; Rochester, Twelfth Ward, Alex. McWhor-
ter-Republicans q. Chilli, Wm. T.. Hill; Greece.
Peter Larkin; Ogden, John Bort; Pittsford, Jarvis
Lord; Webster, H. Nelson CuItlce; Rochester, First
Ward IIamln Stilwell; Rochester, Fourth Ward,
VIM. H. Bprlis; Ro, hester, Fifth Ward, VIM. CARROLL
Roo ester, Eighth Ward, Benjamin McFarlni Roches-
ter Eleventh Ward, Augustus Haunge-Democrats,l ~.
OyTIp. CoUsTY.-Ihe Board misunderstanding
Ava and Vernon ss they ought to be, though We have
not returns from tbem-20 Republicans to 10 Demo-
Gratis sgsinst % Republicans 70 Democrats and one
Peoy last ear, and IL Republicans, Is Democrats
and independents, IN leo3 The Board Will be con-
stiiuted az follows:
Augusta, William A. Cummings; Ava, Republican,
Doonyills, Jo-eph Il. 1harraui DeeIfeld, George +.
Viewer; Kirkland, Samuel Brvwnell, IT,; Marshal,
Iosenzo Rouse;' New.HartioId, John b. Winslp
Paris Harvey Head; Renlsen, John j. Vaughan Sau.
gerfeld, Platt Camp Steuben, Republican, Trenton,
Delos A. Crane; Ulca-third ward, Owen Eynon
Utica--fourth ward, George Pearson; Utica-seventh
ward Thomas Buchanan, jr.i Vernon, Henry Wilson's
town, Chas. NJ. Scholefed. Republicans, 90. AIMS
VILE Thomas b. Alhnson; Camden, Thomas ID. PEN
Geld; Florence, Lewis RIDER; Floyd, Philip A. Hale
Lee, Henry j. Hitchcock: Marcy, Henry Edei Rome,
Utica-Second ward, Silas G. Greenman; Utica-ffth
ward, John ID. Reagan Uucs-sixth ward, Paul Kel-
Ger; Western, g. w. Hill; Westmorsland, John Wylie
Democrats, H. Utica Herald
OIsEco CoUs1Y-BmlingtOn, CALVIN Reed; Exc.
ter, Allen Lidell; Hartvik, +. =. Smith; Laurens
- Gsrdner; Monis, Russell Leonard; Maryland,
Samuel Quincy; MiddleGeld Elihu q. Briggs; OF
sego, George w. Ernst Otego, Il. s. Saunders; One
opta, John Cope; RichGeld Eseck Cole Ro,eboom
G. +. Logenhelt; Wertfofd, Dwight Chester--Repub-
licans, IS. Cherry, Valley, james Young; Milford,
Robert n. Townsend; New. Lisbon, George /. Peck;
Springfield, Hawlsy X. Carey; Worcester, Samuel IL.
Grant-Democrats, 5. As far as heard from, the
Board Of Supervisors stands Is Republicans to Dem
ocrss, with six towns to hear from. The Republicans
gain in Middefeld, Hartwiek, and Maryland, and the
chances are that we have Loot Unadills. This would
make the complexion Of the Board II Republicans
and Democrats, allowing Decatur 10 have gone as
last year.
ULSTER CousrY.-Esopus, Abram Sleighti Hurley,
John +. Mcpherson; Woodstock, VIM. johnson;
Olive, Albert Nortb; Saugerties, Thomas S. Dawes;
Rosendale, George s. Coutant; New-Paltz, Jacob
Lefever; Lloyd Luther Wilklow Gardiner Abner
Hasbrouek; Warwariug John Lyon Plattekill,
Thaddeus Halt. Republicans, ".