New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
POLITICAL.
THE ELECTION IN ALABAMA.
FURTHER REJURNs-THE PROSPECTS CONCERN
ING CONGRESSMAN.

FURTHER RSIURNs-THE PROSPECTS CONCERN
ING CONGRESSMEN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRlBuNEi
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 4-Rcturns come IN
slowly Mcssrs. Hays, Buck, and Buckley d'epu'ncan
are elected Congress Mr. Helm also probably eee'eu
by small majority.
GENERAL PRESS DiSPATCHl
MOBILE. Ala, Aug. 4.-Manns majority ID
Mobile County so far as heard FROM is ii59-seVer pre-
cincts TO be heard from The county VIII prooauy s'
ls0O majority for Mann. Adyices from Court
Baldwin County state that negro MOB tooA Po7o''o
Of the polls. beat one white man o'u'', ~ - -
amy democratic negro from voting. Ihey were WY
.i,,o,. tho sheriff could control them mat pre-
cDct glyes Buck 22O majority. Pollard the eaPtal o'
p.car,no gives Mann 100 Claiborne Monroe county
~ O'Clock D. NJ had pollcd 3sj votes all Tor Mann
rpc indications are that Mann viii be elected ny l'OV
majority q
SELMA. Ala. Aug. 4.--Thc election passed of
quietly Reports from several beats show consider
able falling of from the Of last year The vote In
this city resulted follows: Buck. 20Js; Mann. 81
Republican loss oil Democratic loss, Isl. la the Union
Beat Mann has 80. and Buck none.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 4.-1he election
news is meager AZ far rs heard from the vote is much
less than that OF last year The probabilities are IN
favor ~ the election Of Parkinson Democrat In Third
District by handsome majority. The coutost between
worthy Dem and Bucky, Rep, In tho second District.
viii be much closer than was expected. aud the lattcrs
friends are fearful Of ms defeat on account OF The great
falling of in the negro vote
MOBILE, Ala, Aug. A private telegram
from ntgOmery. addressed 90 Government oaccr IN
Washington says that Buckley OF the Montgomery Dis
trct Buck OF the Mobile District. aud Hayes dadicals
are elected to Congress. Tie Third District Is doubtful
Macon Elmore Chambers and Talladcga Counties give
Republican majores The full returns from Ice County
have not vet been received. As far as heard o, PARK
Iusou Democrat has 100 majority.
Enough returns have been received TO indicate the GER
tain election Of Parkinson Democrat By several hundred
majority m the Iid Buckly niad!cal Is ee5ted IN the
It'd District
NOMINATIONS IN TEXAS.
GALVESTON, Aug. 4-The Bryan Congress
sioua Republican Convention unanimously nominated
Gen W. r. Clark. TO represent the llld Congressional
District in Congress The nomination Is considered
| equal TO election
The Democrats of San Francisco have nom
| mated Frank McCoppin. the present incumbent, fof
| mayor Of that city
LOCAL POLITICS.
| A meeting of delegates from the working
mems Republican Association. Of the Seventh, Tenth
Eleventh aud Thirteenth Wards held last evening
to take measures the appointment Of Theodore
Holmes and Simeon johnson 10 the BROOKLYN Navy Yard
the former the capacity Of master caukcr and the M
| ter master carpenter. Resolution was on,ted ne
handing the appointment Of the two men, aud providing
for committee 10 wait upon the Secretary Of the Navy
After discussion 10 moved that committee o
from each ward. DO appointed 10 dfhit fthu
luton To be aligned by the leading Republicans Of each
ward and the Secretary Of the Navy IL was car
rled unanimously and the following persons were ap
p6Ined the committee: Joseph 4. Ellery. from the
rirccnth. Robert DcGrash Tenth. Charles ". Carpeu
| ter Eleventh aud James L. McIHrcn seventh