, 1866-04-13
rMK ELECTION.
The Primary meen1xs Yeseef6ay-The
Candidates Selected.

! nation Of candidates for Aldermen md Cons,ablcs
IN ttE several Wds OF the city, 70 be voted Tor I,
the municipal election Of Thursday next, uere held
! yesterday afternoon between lhe hour OF four md
seven o'cloef, pursuant to the csn Of The Cens.
| Committee. The vote WA not 70 heavy u Il uleh,
hs.e es,1: @ hSt M sutaeiea,ly stpo9 to sndtoasn I'M
Of the city. and R.aure the candidates thep tccae
OF ,hair undivided eops'ost On election day.
III TICKET.
r,th The vote poned for tbe Adern .nlc no noninee: M
Na4u- fbT AtdsMda. For Gonskask
Eir.;5 % iln.z9 ac cc1 80 q: 9: Gh,!cote
Foarth-..-.-A- c. calk,n1. 50 B. F. aendne4,
Ffnh........Eo 10 nomination. Nonom,uauop.
st1lb.-..-...B. G. Gill, 81 A d. BsIee1
| Seventh -.-Max Schnter, John yolcEr
Eighth A. Holme.. 81 John Mohr
Ainth---.-.-G- f. Joncst III Cyru. keelg
Hevenih. T.. nen.y AcshoG. III jos. E Sits
Twelfth. IN. ". Huniiey, 483 Louis Herbst
thirteenth. Charles Nibbe. 1s1 Eot1epo.tco.
Fourteenth. r, Engtl, 1877 J, Setdepsptunef
F1.een.h. ..1ssz 14Nson, 81 Dam ): Ieiain
Sixteenth. John Kenneay, - Mich'l McMahon
H. Coz IL proprietor OF the Guard House. =
borough Republican, and one whose proper+y m.
Ward He received she almost unanimous nom1na-
| tton-a40 votee. against t"cntythr for c: G.
E esesed s1s md te4e @ iii no Be member bAa q e.
trnfr 10 The lntGrfts q the city md TO Republl-
! Calvin ueHcli IT, wtil known n Justice Of the
Pcace. which oce he has flled for many years, TO
The entire satisfaction Of The public nnd hich credit
10 htBreH. he Is 4 man acAtEst whom word of
complaint Wis never ret heard 4 straight Repubn
can snd Tue man. lie received strong majority
yote, 1at1ng 81 against 10s cast for Capt :. F.
Tne nomination Ct Mr. II. VI Smith In the
Third Ward v.s unanimous. Mr. Smith is a mem-
ber oi the arm Of Smith Bsos~, Wholesale grocets
on south Wafer street be has been here for twen-
ty-n.e Jeart pssf. has always been 4 straight Nc-
Ia bis good hu.lne.s quauties his startling ineg-
Hty snd aclye bcneyolenne. 4 stronger nomination
could not have been made, anil We look confidently
ocanc mis1rmcsentatlon md 1tve us i GOOD md
tue MIN m the Council in The place Of stephen
a. G. Ca1kin-. the no1niDee for the Office Of Alder
IN the Fourth Wztd- one Of the Enoet active
of our lumber dealers For many years past he ms
becu clotely identified With the best interests Of our
city. both ii merchant and citizen. Possessed
Of tndomitahle energy and perseverance,, be has
worked his way up 10 positson u enmhes ro2nu-
md bs .,1ies integrity nd npr'rhi dealing. be ns;
ga1re6 the ettecm o iii. he reluctantly consents ID
10 become candidate. and made no personal effort
70 &c. the nomina'ion; no!ssi h:,andlng which he
~ Kepusssa; q sss rana w..d pEstrsa @ 3D., 5Gt
usnally looied upon - nopele.e,y democratic, and
| Il l. doubtful 4 ! nomination will he maoe.
s1 T. G .ee eesn. Hs w:,s 1a soS
II. ays been : faithtm and true Republican Al.
though This Ward has biincfto gone Democratic
elected. ne mi make d excellent Aldermsn~ -
| honest. upzieht and fa,thfuL
~: asi scaale!, .hs Tenlnes s, fot tho ONES Of
past been the choice Of the Republicans OF that
| Ward. He Is TounE man. CT good character. hon
e. 1oa1stTf9qa, IT h! m and sncse a s1d: s15honrh AZ
inst and charn1e9istic. ot \ true American Citizen
he 1s thorough Republican, aud has on ~ occa-
OF liberty. he will receive the vote Of eyetJ Re
| publican in the Ward. and re th1nk there il no
doubt brt be will be elected.
Alderman tor the Eighth Krrd. IL cue Of the most
influential and popular men Of the Ward. Formerly
Ktpuhllcsns poetess. and there y not mnch doubt
that be Will he elected. Personally he ie An hontst
upright man, an entefprlsing merchant, and good
citizen u every tsose Of tne word By al ctasses,
teemed, and he will poll large vote outside Of the
| Republican ps1ty.
II wood.1d Il snd cspa aote ..
| penier 81. Nj. Jonee ia well known as LAWYER
! md n former City Attorney He il an old teei.
| dent Of The Ward. The nomination Is IN eminent
1id. c. G. P. Holden rneeaved IN unequivocal en-
| dossement Of bic Msn1y coursc tn tho Common
Joseph Wilde. iii not 100 mneh1o % ~ ~ t6si @ no no
man In ot out Of the Council possesece 1 more
| thorough knoW1edge OF city frauces and nun.
e4ns no ons 6as besn noIe 9aae sna ,nae
tsugahla Ia guarding thoee tntercsta. He IL H.
EaJs n his p!aee, slm.ys On the rtrb, side. and
sustain his posttlonl. He will be Eetlcc1ed BY a
HensJ Acthod polled larrer vote than h.s ever
D. F. Russell, and twenty fot / 4. alt,, The latte
II is1or Of NJ. Rateelj. II. AcehoT IL Wss .Ha va
Democrat fruD the frst inttaur Of the rebellion
and has been Republican ever Glnte The Democ1ajc
p1rty VII naked to favor the secession hsR. he has
declared blmeef N incorporating supporter o.
denial tseties. ne Vi ve,y active il railing men
70 The d9i1 iRpd than probably any other man ii
the Ward. BE u yery popular 1nsn. and will m
doubleday CAN'T the Ward Al the election
y. ". Auntley- the nominee for the T8elfth
Ward, received 4o5 votes, Aearnet ess cset tor Nj
Forte1. Ihie ns,ority Il kutsent evidence Of The
and ne doubt no. pretty relianL. presase Of vie,
the TACT Of h,s reelection to The Aldermanc seat
In the Thirteenth Ward. cnaries Slohe received
vote Of 1s1: ". II. snydeE. 1os; J. ). Quinn. g !:
| J, J. Weber. s. Mr. Nibbee nomination IL ore OF
G1 a. M a.. T - w = M
| always been very close one and the nomination
Of :1eh man a. Ar. S,bee was needed to insure
The conte>r In the Fourteenth Ward WIS = very
eote one. Il. Eucle receiving 1871 votes; F. 6.
Beechcr, 1si; and r. Thompson, 69. Nj. Ensle Il
the t,me-k He ha= been resident Of III. Ward for
the past ten 3care, and hss alsays been csteu1ed
=. one Of e, bsst men ne o. he Sofsh p!y.s,on. Ae
iser Lawson rrcercd the full vote o. the Fifteenth
Ws1a Il We s5eFp. fsa.;ens .s ,ns sose Of ,wo
sltiun he nould have polsd much lsreet vote. Il
hs l. de.ersal! popular. Aid: .,..on h.s :ssved
t,x sea.s, and hss also nlled the position Of City
Aaish11 He Il the best man thst could have been
in t6e sixteenth Ward Johu Kennedy vas nomi.
| mated without opposition. Be u one Of tho best
men on The ueket not % p,otainsni - some IL Tie
duty qnletly. lie has the entire confidence OF
every Republican man in the WAsd aud will be
elected il they do their any, ep1te OF The alleged
1he andid.:es ne ii good and true nen who
WI, worahll5 tel7e their constituents elected.
aepnSlesR pspsss 70 % 60 h.. duty On
a7t well oHanIzed for the contest They are pur-
poeey lying behind TIL The last ,nouenf, and Will
:hen tpnns 9u' o. Their smon.s ,n, n one sol.d
isrrels re1niosced by ditafected ones from the Re-
ruhtcan purity. sat1edeu tnAt their only chance oI
iSo.e Who, d I .pIie Of 1asir spahy Or opposition,
, .aved the FntoD, they have recently bent al theh
energies In this direction.
there is danger that the Republican candidates "
| totue Of the Ma7ue sill fail to he elected through
.ct Of sno on tes Pr. Of he RspuS'a,n voss1
Of tufioent importance to Justify them N leaving
their bustness 10 work On election day. This Is I
e,de @ Mill ,se mi spai D % 1t slsEs tss
p1tnc1ple involved equally great IN this rs IN IN!
other politiea1 contest. Ind We cannot a1ord agai1
t1reng1heu The hands or the enemies o. liberty n
Washington by the election OF Coppeshea'
Council.
u VI epFEnMEn,c AIN cnMaslS