New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

The Election Passes or Qnietiy-M"n"er
of vsiiug-A Possible Iiiegnliiy-Tri'
uuuh Of Rebel soidiers-A ntrcedents
Of siurdivnnt - Election Addresses -
No Interference by tho Miiitary-The
Different PolIs-scencs mud Incidents
From Our Special Correspondent
RICHMOND. July e5. 1865.
The election of to-day has passed oil IN
very quiet amer though. rs usual on such occasions
there were whisky bros but so few and meagcr that
the city reporters wondered from district to district
gathering bu, little compensation for their efforts The
city is d yided into three vardsJeferson. Madison
Monroe, with one voting place IN EACH
The sy.tem Of voting is quit. an oddity The names
Of all the candidates printed upon one slip ana the
voter taking his pencil such as he shall not vote
for leaving one candidate for each Office. three com
nissoners Of the revenue five members OF the council
and five MEMBER Of tho court. Having taken
the oath to support the constitution OF the
State as under the new order OF things'
"a also the Constitution and Union be
indorses his ballot. piessrts II to the inspector.
showing bis oath. when the ballot 10 received the
voters name announced and the names OF the candi'
dates he has erased cried OUT tho slip passed TO
a clerk who registers tue voters name and how many
officers ne votes for II is then passed along line OF
10 or 10 ccrks who record the name OF the candidate
voted for on the LIST they may have headed for the Whole
system IL one Of loOscness and fogyism. Any one
having oath to show could vote unless the Inspector
should suspect imposition, While tie slow and tedious
progress would answer In the smallest districts
OF New. York.
note You very important instance Whloh
will effect tho VALIDITY ~ tho election held. at least IN
al rrtn Ma
chusetts. who has been resident Of Richmond. Va.
since is5l left the city Immediately on tho passing
Of tho Secession orilasnce In ls6conveyng t. our
Government the fret Of the passage OF that act
and has been 10 the field and Ia the Union ever since
haine from Richmond. When our troops captured
the city Lieut. b. enerd and at once set about to e.
sblsh himself IN business. intending now that 1t was
ssfe to live here TO continue his citizenship To-day he
presented bis ballot to the Inspector Of the Jefferson
Ward hut Il was refused the ground that he lad
not been in the city six months" Men on every hand
have been voting who In the Rebel army up TO the
surrender OF Lee and in many those have been
known 10 vote who before that time hailed from other
States Lieut. BALDWIN, In the wrong cause TO $40
coed in obtaining his rights ~ citizenship In this dis
trict The has been laid before the authorities.
who no doubt will exercise little supervision over tie
issulDg Of certificates Of election.
surdivant Is elected Mayor by ahou. 30 majority
Thisisa triumph Of tie Rebel soldery. Tho cleo
ton hrougtou, has been placed upon that basis FORE
seeing which the Union League Committee Issued
this morning The following notice
The COMMITTEE appointed ~ the vdnls Uulon A"asia.
hsd he matter uui,r sdvcmen and concigtsd "a, he
iofm.iion Of .aoh css j. Gp9hto snd ot tie following
slttr sfe u,Id, Or rrohbli'n' that had ben thrown
sfonnd Ito eflfs ch, and thu. threw BE door oprn
hand, Ia, W.. tie cs,e {, tho election, HenreO County
| COMMITTEE FEsISiA lsioS AssOeiArils.
The claim OF surd an, ha, been set forth In the fact
that u, after tie surrender Of Lee ard previous to his
s. - capture he tried every Of to raise
guerrilla force in Albemarle County to defy the
Yankees besides le had raised and commanded bat
terry named after himself, all through tie var.
send you four Of The many notices issued in support
OF 3.surrecied Johrn.e, for Office:
To NJ YrmowCrriI y. or CHrsrrnyrLp corsrr
Since announcing inysr candidate 20 T'pr.'eut you IN
u circulation essn TePr, or ITO obvious purge. u
iJorns ny character AID defeating ny &c lion There
I id not p,fiofrn military datJ DUNG The war sa1.
ond ahs, even over 10 the enemy las Fall.
hsy. made ds-n etor TO Isee thsse reports hone 10
their s4thor ana compel denial Of their truth bat, falling
discover iho guilty party, Am forced 20 tho enpes'ani
a, c,unrious and entirely unfourdsi ~ fact A etrd'
military service would tfisey .iste tas volunteered as
/
.aiI wa. IT, prsof ibc battle Of Rich Moun,en, sd
p1roled Wren -rchsnsed placed "a The Ara, .ab'n'e
DO ryed 11 W - the surrender " t- .t ioc-' Oh
this .o Of the Ms.1pg aud who recently pssosd At
Mobile.
When III. so o. Consre, pA.sd rsquiry all who h,d
flrnhed Substitute. - army Joined the subns
e Corp, aud performed sbohous duty ua inc spaotAed
Tor further service IN tho cgrps BY scvefs spell OF sesne
svE, received s,noFsbs dolerse sDd partially
ne ny health, proce.ded 10 Join Mo'by ce'ay command
captured by the Unt-d states forces before reaching
destination bit fortunate enough 20 Erect my oaeap-
Finding iupot bic T.'lacs ny steps 20 Richmond on
o. the position Of 10. .Etcd state. forces, va. r.
lue,snty compelled to nsse for Baltimore City. WHICH
reached in November lai. subs-quent a,tempt ny
iIutted and being entirely withon, fuuds
tho Effort forced to reun un the evacuation
Of Richmond Such briefly, faithful account Of tho stSe
took IN our i'ruse ior ind' p'Hdnce pHd ~ appears tAt
ny very Ios contribute additional service hssus-sed Tie
wlfa and ~'ossd acc,saion hat ] "ent o,,r to ihe
eu.Gy" farne.y ci, aiming all bydicus syirit Ia rst
suson the .dsnis Of he candidates In the t.d
tins with perfect poprety remark m this connection
that with tbs rptioa theln who for
twelve months acted unssr ia. Copicdoae Gov
sfumen am the only OF tue he who did IA reality p.r
form active military duty.
and openly es-ntod, and viii be pseint dnty I" n.r,
them f5nt sud fully but may ba psrdousi ior enerir
anonymous st'Gcss 40 have been made upon me.
in concsIOn, would fellow drsn, that fidelity
% Va" uin ht.r'toi nSfconpfJ 'hth away % y fs.hs
line Of conduct sn1 that they be pleased TO nestoS their
sutrssss upon ho mt rss sh, suher d"tfinen a.
r. II. TALLY
very large majority.
I. y. Sr,uKK Pom CoSsi.sOsEH REvySur voK
Mosnos WAhpM sisfse joined hc sfny n tho beginning
struggle and continued IL until tbs ond Of the
ives "tn Zen Lee a. tbo surrender ~ APpomsuo' 'o,l
hou' "hero 10 received s parole lie sserhced - al In
the Cause To the sale Of M house and lot for the purpose
oppying hs fan while he Wa, In she his country
lou who lave asociA.d with In camp and on tho
tiou. MmLIAx H. ByvyRIp0s
Nj Jones volunteered in the service ,ls besnnns Of
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