The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-07

dem Witnessed ON any similar occasion. Men Of both
alike sincere in their decala.oas tia. defeat would DO
not simply partisan los, bat = national cslamiiy.
Both parties were out early and ~ work with Ill se.L
gauntlet OF = score Of ticket dssirbutors
both democratic and republican The snifs TO
s ws,Sn ooh pes 'sso.ea sss out s6s,s
ance 10 already large, do NOT speak very we'll
for the or honor In either their faith that truth
will prevail Of ts inherent might One party posted
on the trees tho fences ADJACENT 70 the ballot boxes.
flaming poster Aarnng the unwary Of some diaooical
fro% a,s q IL Sy SssisS some one q proclaim BY
word Of mouth what the first had announced by auds
coas pacsrs- Whatever may be said Of the unmaniy
artcs Of the few the many cannot bot be commended
most heartily for the promptncss with which they
responded 70 the call Of high civic duty and the deco
two,hirs OF the whole regssred vote bad been cast
The aresia for illegal voting were very few
VIOLATIONS on THE ELECTION Law.
Tho following made for violating the et0c
ton law in keeping open their drinking saloons during thc
progres the election lin the Forty nrst precinct
Reilly, In Hilary street; Charles AcfIsnry, Of
Hillary and Adams: Charles MckennR and Michael Con
nor corner OF Myrtle avenue aud Navy street. Petnr
Scherl OF Concord and Pearl streets. Arthur
Baid~ Bridge Hillary; Edward Burke, corner OF
Concord and Bridge; Charles Sweetzer Union Hotel
Liberty street; Thomas Mitchell aud John = Thomas
corner OF sprague's Alley and Liberty street: John
Kelley, place not given Forty third precinct Patrick
Mullen, Of Hicks and Pacific strcet Forty fourth
precinct Bernard McGnnis. corner OF Navy and john
SON streets; James Williamson. Myrtle avenue, between
Raymond and Navy streets; Louis Wiper. corner Of
Myrtle avenue and Raymond streets; Louis Dumarcx
Bolivar; Mathew relt, Navy street James Redden cor
ner Of johnson and Navy Streets James H. carberry
OF Myrtle and Seubou; Paeer Flynn, corner u
Fulton and Vanderbilt avenues
vuTTSu.
Michael Foley, marine, went with three others to
the Second district 81 the twentieth ward and offered
hts vote. On being questioned 70 his residence he
altered little IN his reply, and then turned aud ran
away together With the 9th rho had also offer the
votes Foley arrested, but lis associates escaped
Robert kirrs Jr Offering his vote Mt OF the dis
bat he s~orc that no was voter aad was Immediately
put under arrest. HIS residence IL No. 276 bergen
street.
A
jest after the closing o the polls In the Second dis
rci 81 the First ward couple Of parsaas OF the two
democratic factions represented by Hanicy and Mona
ham, rival candidates for supervisory got .no wraDge
over the chances OF their having been elected Words
soon gave war 10 blows policeman attempting 20
nt-derc assaulted by several gersons who psaichHd
from him his club. This signal FOR genfss neht
The police made an onslaught upon the iaboc "a thcr
clubs and the hbe took nj hrs, 70 dngiDg stones and
then 10 tLclr heels. Mono were arrested.
s. IvESiNfL
A. coon ~ tho sun wont do~ and The terrible ban
was removed from thnsc Who traffic In what plea ant
10 drink twould hr hard To TIL which the most at
rrtivs place the Ni.c cellar, tue pong place, OF tho
bulletin boards OF The city papers. CERTAIN IS thai
II there those who iOerd about the closed deors
or the polling places, about the lighted windows
OF the Journals there we're also those took
the first opportunity To give JOY To their Jar sp,rt-
by the counter fragrant with wines and Thrilling with
glasses As soon as.A was dusk, bonLro pufnlua a.
hnarig street revealed upon the bc cd
Of darkness behind squad " ragged children rrDnT
various hazards w.,h the flaming barrels and baot.ug
"like one p0ssssrd - and The windows o. tho housSs
overlooking the blaze crowded with
result of tho contest the day passed OF Ia manner
every way worthy CT tho city aad OF the country