New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-03
YESTERDAY,S ELECTIONS.

the figures pasted on ana then no the o RSsSPie
sbOute9 while the band played KqIyd IN front
81 ne Herald TRIBUNE Democrat and Star oc ,. EySTS
Sew minutes half dozen boys darted thrO9gH 'nT rcn
Win WIN 9 no tne 5Pf0S Extra Editions gentleman
just from salt Lake >, ~, Herald C Office to the
ssrt that Bennett is a rolling log Inc ood
for displaying the returns at d4 S 6sn oDped 10 inquire
about the prospect for HorqS Sie,,n epromptly
put on q, IAf T SS5a ward For some
tbe hRures from this Ward we're not receiver ynsre
80 nny iTsbmep euiogizng Mr. Greeley before and tne
returns printed this morning show that tne
DO scratch THAR tickets on extraordinSi! O''a'''
AT THE FIFTH-AvESUB HOTEL. haa .ho,-
TITO Republican state T9S foT some time
10th loud and deep freely uttered against tnen ~
many who came 70 thS rOO o certain grievances
alleged to have been PerpetrateG ny o Se rsme
interested parties e asniS Ward tickets bearing the
name OF John Brady for justice OF the supreme CVuo
had been P Gye o pP9T wbY was impossible to obtain
ballots on the Constitutional issue When evening ~
and there was large gathering 10 9ne H discussed
many Averrng that Judge Brady was enteu W pssd
Lean snnnort because during no had esponseu
the Tpiab SIDE while judge ClCrke was an 0utspo1e
Copperhead Others said they we're gis so-r nat al
STa6y mad been elected md they were not soriS az
me sDnarenf oversight the part Of tc IT,
on the part OF the State Committee ~ Was S and
eaeS member had repaired according to est on.
ushed rules. to his own district; 10 t"oH nromi.
90 local voters great number OF Pgmf
oept politicians mingled in Tie throng me 3 ZION;
Cornell Gen G. z Ari9nI "a Sn ne "a ght The Hon
sonversed the probabilities OF Ine hSu ted for tie
lanes A Richmond aud Gen. BOyntOh W'.lcieu IoI tI9
bulletin WIN ISeS H TSre there and the bankers
"a brokers who usually infest the SPOT were
bsaT how the battle had gone. john Morrissey
believed that the Ciy had given about A2VO DemOcrauc
IScSsd All Acknowledged that MIR. Greeley had poled
a very large vote and uncertain we're men VINO are
there Is the slightest chance Of winning that
thew gave 1t lin despair declaring that the chances
tbat the Republican ticket had triuuphed
now RLpUnfrcAEs AKE DERIVED OF THrtE VOTES
rbe following complaints made in the publication
ONCE OF THE TRIBUNE, last evening;
ue,sn Boyd Of No Il Courtlandtst, has voted ~ inc
rt Dsirct Of the Third Ward for three years ana ne
a. acquainted with one Of the inspectors % I that
some persuu had already vote m his name ~, ,-s
MI VIM H. Faley Of the Ninth District seventh ware,
hiio S form 6v fAe Inspector before deposited
IN the box Mr. Faley says that ne stopped WoIA O W
nose 10 vote for Horace Greeley. Many gentlemen ITslu
lng Bi0OSyn said that they were uuaO'e " ~
foT the Assessment and Taxation Article ~ poItous vi
XinFs County there were boxes in when 10 deposit
the ballots FOR the Judiciary Article III INC NC" 9'"'e
Constitution. -. ono ,rot5.rt
which probably had fatal bearing on Two OF I.e ItOsV
uportan points OF the election, VIZ the Constitution
arlv morning To vote for the judiciary reform were sur
prisod 10 find that no ballots Tor tat purpose WeIo " 10
Zee refused 10 print these tickets leaving that for the
County aud local COmmitteosi IL appears lhat these
bodies, AT least those having tins city ana county lH
.,hsrge did not feel disposed 70 nave the ballots
printed. aud 30 thousands OF kepubAcane went 20
the polls resolved 70 vote for the reform. ana were de
barred from doing by the neglect or wilul design
either CTimnHl-Of their own representative. VI
the other hand Democrats who desired 70 wore al
versely plentliully supplied Wlh te necessary Da
lots. A lawyer who deSlTed-as the HhOlc oar, WIN
scarcely exception dO-tO vote TOT me Ieiolm
seafched The upper 2oc c al al be e oss of the state
nd he
fy-secOndst.. and found bOth Oesert%u luqIisF t
cher OF several ticket distributors, ne was ol9 .ha
Judiciary Ar le furnished ana II was asei ECU ',s tnS
Ots printed, but were taken out anu DuIheu
on Monday night by order Of Mr.. Spencer.
In the Fifth, NBlth, and sixteenth wards the regular
Republican tickets, Containing the name OF lhOWas W
Clerke tho independent Democrsao eandl9a.e LOT 9u
prene Judge destroyed by the kepuouGan mana
gers, ana Oths bearing the name OF Joln H. bIaGy lo
Tammany candidate, substituted Inc iraud Was
not discovered until 10 a, m, When large nun
Der OF the spurious tickets had DeeH de-
posted IN the boxes. The ticket distlbutofs
SAID The ballots had from Ar Cha1 Spencer ana
we're "ail right" BY this means the VOC for Judge
Cierke was materially reduced Near the FrauAJSIts
Dolling booth in the Fourth Ward there was Cotstl
futiOll Union box, and the men IN charge remaihea
fsjtlfuv by it from a. until p m, at which hour
5hey lnved f 70 @ sSts 10 io proposition as
there was then greater u than they had yet expert
spced I'M the demand for ballots On their return they
foNDd their nov CONE and only discovered ia the
ing contributing 10 the blaze Of rival partys bonfire
now Tag SEVENTH WARD DEMOCRACY ROLL Up
MAJoRIrIES.
70 TIE EditOP Of The Tribune.
SIR: When ] went to the polls to-day
found that some scounde had been there and voted on
INV name and consequently The Inspectors 1uld not
aoU me 10 east a ballot straight vote was lost to
one of the vianOus methods by which the Democrats OI
the Sevrnth Ward piled mp their large majority there
10 know how 10 obtain II DANIEL a SkENNELl,
New. Y9y, Nov. . 1862 No 65 East broadway