Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23


Deuocratio and union PrInIary BTsctlon,
The Democratic and Union primary meet
ingH were held yesterday, and were Target,
attended by both parties. The effect 0
holding the elections in the daytime wa
decidedly good, there being more harmon,
and less fighting than has been known 70
years. We learn that in one or two Of tn,
wards, there win be contests, and in som,
of them, where the foreign vote FREEDOM
mates, the Americans are decidedly dissatis
fed; but to what extent this feeling will
continue to be cherished will depend upor
the nature Of the ticket formed to-day. TIL,
following is q list of the delegates and ward
officers, wherein the latter have been nom.
mated:
FIRST WARD.
Delegates-Ch Charles Rule, Thomas MLean,
samuel Bailey, w. A. Adams, Miles MDou.
gel William Pearce, Richard Corcoran, Pat
Executive C~ommittee-wi1liam Hart.
o. SECOND WARD -ls 300
Delegates. W. Richardson, NJ. Kramer,
=. M, johnson, v. ~Eichenlamb, George
L. Executive Oommittee-J. N. MDonnell.
Council-J. w. Richardson. nab
Assessor-G. M'Gonigle.
THIRD WARD. "Ia
Delegates-w. j. Schultz, Il. Newal. F.
Schatzman, J. Connely, T. Butler, H. Crum-
ley, g. Cronimus, ]. FLAG.
Executive Committee-B. W. Cunning
ham.
FOURTH WARD. a.
Delegates Michael Foy, George Arm
strong, Martin Diekman, Henry Busch, Bart.
Connely, Pat. Dorm, F.Kuhling, Frank Von-
derheide. ,t rT.I
Executive Committee-Timothy Cronin.
Council-J. II, #. Greene. |st .fl-.
Constable-T. 0'Gara. ..f.
tr1 FIFTH WARD.
Delegates-Thomas Smith, Daniel Wolf
NJ. McCaffery, Jos. Bushkamps, R. Bonner.
Executive Committee-George Settler.
SEVENTH YARD. "
Delegates-Fred. Blum, Thomas Asbury.
Ii. Korte, Henry Leonard, Samuel Blair.
Executive ComInittee-A, s. Horning.
Couhcil-Samuel Blair. 1
School Yisitor-C, G. Broadwell.
Constable. Fottrell.
Assessor-Henry Kruse. rEg
1ta1 ru 8 EIGHTH WARD. p +
Delegstes-Jas. NJ. Armstrong, w. L.
Manson, A. lift, ]. Mcdonald NJ. Stahl, H.
Lobolt, A. W. Churchill, Chas, Riley, Henry
HELLER, b. o Keefer, DE. Wade.
Executive Committee D. Clarkson.
Council-Jas. Ashman.
: School Visitor-T. Lewis. .''-
A~ssessor-Andy Ross.
NINTH WARD. a I.,.,
Delegates-Barney West, Frank Bappe.
Glenn. Rabe, Jas. Niehouse, H. L. Katem-
kamp, Henry Niehouse, w. Westerly, Henry
Kronlage, Henry Schmitt, J. D. Sullivan.
Executive Committees. D. Sullivan.
TENTH WARD. rf .
Delegates-Ben. Jenifer, NJ. K. Carpenter.
7. Hillmann, j. H. Hineman, Jacob Diehl,
Henry Kersting.
Executive Committee-Wm. Leopold.
Council-J. A. Ashbury, H. A. Retter-
man.
School Yisitor-Thos. Allen.
Constable-Chas. Drach.
Assessor-Richard Kay.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Delegates-Thomas Traegesser, Richard
Kay, Martin Stachle, VIM. Miller, J. F. Fels,
J. A. Ashbury, John Vorndicke, Henry A.
Rattermann.
Executive Committees. A. Ashbury.
-,.-.., TWELFTH wARD.
.Delegates-J. NJ. Dougherty, Geo. Helmig,
n. Hoeffer, s. Forbus, H. Attemeir, Peter
Leick, John Brown, Jas. Oazine, Frank
Smith, Robert Reynolds, L. Geier, NJ. Zigler,
Jos. Kipp.
Executive Committee-N. HoefEer.
City Council-Bernard Kleimer.
School Trustee-John Taylor.
Constable-HenIy Gessert.
Assessor-H. Never.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
Deiegates-P. Pau, D.. baylor, Michael
Carne, Alfred Miller, John Gilfoil, James
Delareck.
Executive Committee-Henry Carroll.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
Delegates-Bart Smith, Patrick Sullivan,
Thomas Hester, Thomas Lynch, Michael
Haley, Jos. Wheeler, Fred. Musehler.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Delegates-Pollock Wilson, Charles Mend
Ter, VIM. S. Hudson, James Brady, Jere.
mjah SheehaD, Benjamin Robinson, J. A.
Lange,. John Carlisle, Thomas Shay, NJ. Far
rell and Joseph ReDse.
Executive Committeeman-Charles Ross.
Council-Theodore Marsh.
School Visitor-J. @. Schooley.
Constable-Lewis Bowers,
ASSESSOR. P. Bodley.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
Observation-Disclosures Gray, Lewis S,
Stevens, Lewis Parker, D. T. Hoke, Frank
Foote, Joseph Wakeman, William Garner,
Henry FIolker, Joseph NJ. Blundell and
Thomas G. Quinn.
Executive Committeeman-William Ora
ven.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Delegates-E. S. Hamlin, R. Van Scoutern,
Edward Flanagan.
Executive Committeeman-H, Fl, Mackey.
A PRIMA DoNNA's REASON FOR A PECULIAR
APPEARANoB.-At the second Fabbri concert
in this city, when the fair Inez appeared in
the finale as a Brazilian orange-girl, with a
little monkey perched on her shoulder, a
young man in the audience inquired of his
companion: "Why does she appear with that
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