The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-16
New York Town F,cc,,on,.

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New York Town Elections.
HERKMER CorsrY.-The returns from the town cleo
mons IN TINS State continue TO show democratic gains
In Little Falls the entire democratic ticket is elected
BY over 800 majority being gain OF lo5 votes over last
year In Mannheim the democratic increase has been
live since last fall The democrats OF Warren have
carried their Supervisor by forty seven majority gain
OF forty nine the democrats OF Norway have done
the same Dy lou majority, gain Of l43 They have
also probably elected their Supervisor in Ohio making
gam OF three The Board viii probably stand this
year thirteen radicals, six dsmocrats
FULTON COUNTY The democrats carred Enhratab nv
seveny-sx maority-ias year twenty eight In STRAIT
ford the entire democratic ticket Ia elected by forty
nine. :
BROOKE CouxrY-Binghamtou elscts . democratic
Mayor BY 155 majority. In November the city gave
sevonty-sght majority for the radicals
sTErBES CouSrH.The town OF Erwin has just elected
"A. j. FOX democrat, Supervisor This town gave Fem
ton fifty majority in 1866 In 1887 Nelson democratic
candidate Tor Secretary of state received fifteen ma
!o sn gam 9, IN ono year IN total vote OF
majority, gain Of ten more. -t s.-. .r
ST. LAWRENCE CousrY.-Ogdeusburg elects a demo-
cratic supervisor by majority Of 70a gain OF 700 since
OTsEGo COUNTY Tho democrats gain four Supervisors
In this county over last year. and change only thirty.
two votes would have given tho democrats Eve more
towns Inc democrats claim 10 have q fair majority
on the popular VOTE Fenton, in 1860, had only 800
majority. nsar
MONTGOMERY CouNrY.-The democrats have elected
seven and the republicans three Supervisory Fenton
had four majority Ia the county.
Mayor or SYRAcusE-The democrats Of Syracuse
have nominated General Jonn A. Green, Jr, az their
candidate Tor Mayor His opponent IL Hon. Charles
Andrewa
Gerit Smith has pronounced for Chase for President
A Southern paper has abbreviated Greeley's humane
adluraon 70 the South, "Root, hog, or de-" thus
"Root IL. g., or die"
One of the most prominent candidates for the Office
OF Governor OF Georgia, under the constitution. is
Mr. Henry r. Farrow, lawyer OF Atlanta. and
Carolina, served in the Mining and Nitre Bureau OF
the Confederate army, and is described a. man of fine
Presbyterian church. though he fought . duel q few
months ago with the editor of neghborng newspaper
Western Politics.
In Illinois tho radical list of candidates for Governor
is getting lengthy every day. The Peoria Trans-
crpt names Colonel Robert g. lngerso Of that city,
and hears Congressman N. B. Judd, or Chicago, and
Colonel A. G. Babcock, Of Fulton county, suggested.
Tho Alton Telegraph names Judge Joseph Gillespie In
the Eighth tCuloms) district tho democrats talk Of
gross, While Mr. Cullom fods active competitors in Gov.
ernor jayne Of Springfield Judge s. G. Parks. Of Lin.
coin, &c.
The Springfield Nll.) Register states that Hon. s. g.
Marshall tdem NJ G. from the Eleventh district, is
candidate for denomination This counts him out as
Tho Detroit (Aichganl radicals are already In the
field with their candidate for the Gubsrnatorai nomna-
sdersd almost certain. Mr. Baldwin beaten In Con-
venton two ago. by l03 votes to l0s for Henry
who is nSs s@p sSr n sssSnd
candidates named for the republican nominations
are David H. Jerome. Of Saginaw, . member
member Of the State Senate and president Of the late
Constitutional Convention; Cypus g. Luoe, Of Cold
water. member Of the Senate, and James A Waters,
The Ohio Republican State Convention meets At Co.
lumbus march 10 nominate candidates for the October
Presidential
ut large to the National Convention. Unlike the demo
Gratis the republicans do not propose TO WELD their
tonai delegation - unit, but the following names are
For secretary Of stats-John Russell. Of Champaign
county, Incumbent pro tem.; DR.. James Williams, OF
Committee; General Isaac r. Sher wood Of Williams
county, formerly OF the editors Of the Cleveland
Herald For the Board Of Public works-s r. Hosmer,
GAINESVILLE For Clerk of the Supreme Court aplain
Robert Foos, the present incumbent. For Supreme
Judge-willam White, Of springfield, whose term
Representative Ashley, Of Toledo now in his nth
term will have to fight his way back into Congress
against opposition within the party not less deter
mined than hts WILL The republicans named to
contest the nomination with him Charles A. King,
Of Toledo, and A. NJ Pratt OF Bryan Williams county.
Two OF the three Judges in the Wisconsin Supreme
Court hold ONCE by Gubernatorial appointment, and
their successors to be eooted in April, viz:-vce
Chief Justice L. s. Dixou for term Of ono year. and
vice j. dye Byron Paine, for term OF three years.
The Republican Nominating Convention will be held
the 26th inst and both Dixon and Paine
before II as are also Cc1 ana W,a % o.
kee; Israel Holmes Of Columbia county, and Circuit
Judge David Taylor OF shsboygan, for Associate Jus
tlcs.
The Democratic Convention viii be held on tho 10th
inst, and will probably select from the following list
George B. Smith, Arthur B. Braey and siias U Pinney,
Brown, OF Milwaukee, and Z. II. Ellis, Of Green Bay.
General j. c. Abbott, New Hampshire radical, member
OF the North Carolina Reconstruction Convention char
aciexes the proceedings OF that body as 'dsrepuabs
and dis graceful.n