The New York herald., 1863-11-06
THE ELECTIONS.
New YORK.

New YORK.
THE ELECTION OF JUICE MCUHN.
The returns show that Judge McCunn is elected by
about eighteen hundred majority.
THE COUNTY JUDGE OF wEsTCHEsTER
Hon. VIM II. Robertson, republican, IS elected County
Judge Of Westcheser county, after OF the most
we're contests record.
THE RESULT OF TuB ELECTION IN BROOKLYN
The contest between the two candidates for Sheriff il
30 close that is doubtful which candidate elected
The friends OF Mr.. John Mcamee democrat, claim that
he is elected by majority of less than forty: whic
tho friends OF Mr.. Robert W. Steele, Tepubli.
can, insist that he is elected by about the
number Of votes The result only be deter.
mined by the Board Of Canvassers which will meet In
the County Clerks once City Hail. twelve O'Clock on
Tuesday next.
Tho republican candidates the city and county
tickets oil elected with tho exception Of Mr. Chas
E. Newhaus, for Superintendent Of the Poor Mr.. John
Delaney, democrat, his opponent, chosen by a
jority Of about 100.
Mr.. Grenvle T. jerks republican candidate for Judge
OF Supreme Court Second district, bas majority or
about 800 Joseph p. Barnard democrat in Kings
county.
In the First Assembly district Crooks (UnIon) beats
Stewart (democrat) twenty votes, former having
983, the latter ,963 Myers he independent cand.
dato) vote was very small
Fernando Woods Opinion OF the Recent
Election.
MEETING oY MOZART HALL GENERAL COMMITTEES.
Last evening the above committee met at ts rooms.
p Fairchd President the chair B. Heath, Of the
Third ward, temporary secretary. After roll call, and
quorum being present,
communication from local German organization oi
the Thirteenth ward received, asking for the nom
nation Of Civil Justice and agreeing TO support whatever
candidate Mozart Hail might nominate for Po,Ioe Justice
On motion, the commup ,casloa ordered nle
Hon Fernando Wood thon osercd the following rssolu
TONS
hs State is TO bo deposed ~ further Strengthening the
corrupt and mbece in power, s, nevertheless,
defeA Of democratic principles Democratic princi-
pies not at issue. Democratic PRINCIPLES recognize
power the federal TO gnoro the political
rights Of States 10 exercise despotc tyranny nd
viduas or 10 continue this when the questions about
which fight susceptible Of peaceful solution These
great questions presented for proper determine
ton and consequently the people Of this State have not
passed upon them.
Resolved That We are reoiced at the rebuke which has
been administered IN this city 10 tho sore head cques
which abolitionism and disappointed democrats had
a,ed 70 defeat the regular organization, and we are
specially graned that recrelns to the democratic party
like Nckeon and Brady have been justly dealt with. These
representations of"a pure judo ary should nrs be puri
fed o the odium and corruption which hang around their
own personal characters before they preach purity to
and the latter practical atnalgamationist.
Resolved That the members of this General Committee
who been Induced follow those traitors 70 the
democratic party into open opposition to regular nomina-
ton should longer bo permitted 70 hold seats IN this
body be recognized democrats and tho Executive
Committee be alho and Instructed TO take such act
as will debar them from any future power the action
OF the com mtteo for the remainder Of the year.
Resolved That the Executive Committee be directed 70
take action for the calling OF the proper nominating con-
venons for the ensuing election and make The ecessary
Arrangements, In conjunction with the Conference Com.
mi,tec heretofore appointed for the election OF the demo-
cratic Union ticket In December
After some discussion tho resolutions wero unan.
mousy adopted aitar which tho committre aIourned.