New-York tribune., 1867-04-10
rnE cuARrER RLEoTION N HoBOEEN

The charter election in IIobo,cn yesterday resulted
I'm fhe election of Frederick W. BoLnstedt Dcnocrat FOR
M.U0r IN thc First ward he received ss majority, and
n the second IS majority. Ihc canvass had not been
M Interest Of the contest ccntercd IN the result for
Councilman u tine Third Ward, Councilman McDeilnot
having been thrown overheard by the Democracy, ana
rnt,tcd and r,n on the Republican ticket The entire
Democratic ticket was elected In the First Ward
IHE TOWN. ELECTIONS.
The Town Elections which took place IN the mid
a., m scvrti rcs,lltcd ftyoraby TO tic Dcmoc-
pv - ori nopuarity In The absence OF an ex-
citing political canvass, contributed more 10 the success
OF the elected officials than their party status =.
I'm Essex County, which contains eight townships, caen
party carried four and the Board Of Freehoders VIII
stand 10 Union 10 10 Democratic The new Board WIN
stand ~ fOllows Sewark-Frst Ward, Edgar Farmer
Second ward. Bn H. DrWm0nd Third Ward, James
Wheeie; Fourth ward AaroI " Roa'di flith Nar,,,
ward Frederick Kolb; Eighth Ward. Dan.el i; camp
bcn Ninth Ward AGTsn W. rug IchJn % N"I9 ,Cd,y ShI,s
Twelfth Ward. Lawrence Cuhi; Thirteenih Ward Frcd-
cricl Merens Orangc-First Ward HarshdH ". Salih;
second Ward. Jfssc Williams: Third Ward Jehn IT, Mat
thews. Bellcyillc-Lucius ID. BdMTin, John ksnhedy
BloonGield-Ih9P Heg,d, G,gn d, b%HeeT % Cad%,el
Thomas McKirgun. LiyngstOn-IhHp H. Harrison ,
Lsae S. CrG4e. Milbun-Abner D. Reeve, Hhomas q.
South Orange-Aaron B. Baldwin, Enlraim Pollock .
West Orangc-Edmund Condit, Daniel Bond. Union, in
itliic, 10; Democrats, III ronaD l5 Reelected Union
IN Heleville the straight Republican ticket was elected
by an average majority Of 90. In Bloomfield, where
there were two Republican tickets run, tie result
partial Democratic success although II Is SAID The eec-
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ballot box not being at the polling place until o'clock
IN Caldwell the Republican ticket successful by an
average majority OF IS. In Clinton the Democrats sue
ceedcd through the apathy Of the Repubcans by an
average majority OF 40 In Livingston the entire Repub
hcan ticket was elected ly Gi majority In MburD, the
only contest being Chosen FrechOlder, the new
county men supporting Mr. Thomas {: Bradbury, and
lis opponents Mr. Wellington Campbell The former gen
tan was elected by 3J majority In Sonth Orange the
Democratic ticket was elected without opposition In
West Orange the Democracy succeeded n usual
UNIoS CoUNTY.-In New-PrOvidence the Republican
ticket successful by majority OF SO In Springfield
the Republican ticket was also elected.
HUDsoS COUNTY.-In Harrison and kcarDcy townships,
ON he opposite side Of the river from Newark, the De
mocracy succeeded in electing their tickets by small
jofities
PAssAIC CouNTY.-PatersOn was carried by the Repub-
llcans. who elected Henry A. Williams Mayor and the
whole city by from 27 TO 400 majority, gain over last
Sprng OF from 800 -Four out Ot five Of the town
Sims went Republican, and the Board OF FreehOders is
Republican by II TO 4. .
Morris CoUNTY.-M0rristown, the home OF the Hon.
George r. Cobb elected the Democratic ticket by 40 ma
Jority.
BAYONNE TOWN ELECTION.
The annual election for township officers of the
town of ayonne took place Monday, and resHted in
the success Of the Union ticket The following tho
principal officers chosen Chosen FrechOdcr, Henry G..
fmlth Town Clerk T. $. Smith; Town Committee David
IatOurete Charles Neal, Thomas c. Brown, and Joseph
Ellsworth.