New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
SCHNECTADY COUNTY-SUPERYISOR
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY ELECTION.

Yesterday, an election for city and town
officers was held in the cities and towns OF Hudson
County. 1t was the first election in the consolidated
City of Jersey City, which comprises the old cities Of
Bergen Hudson City, and Jersey City. The candidates
for Mayor Charles II. O'Neill and Daniel Mcleod
north Snd south III through the County which had been
before the people during year past was also voted
upon the question having been submitted to the people
The election drew out large vote, and this fact to-
gether with the variety OF tickets in the field prevented
the Judges Election from making their returns up TO
/. O'Clock this morning At that hour no complete re-
turns had been received from any Ward and DO ndlca-
tons had been given by which any result could be sur
missed The conduct at the polls taken throughout tne
day was uuieter than anticipated. Seven arrests
were made OF persons who attempted to vote Illegally.
All were committed for examination AS far as known
there were no NewYork repeaters IN the CITY Inc
liquor saloons were very generally closed Dut lew ar
serious Of these was light which occurred in the after
noon at the poll OF the First District of the Second Ward
dat dat was roughly assaated The disturbance originated
in the challenging OF man named Cain when tne c4a
rioters were arrested
OTHER ELECTIONS.
The result of the Charter Election on Mon
day in Trenton follows:
Napton, Democrat, for Mayor. 34 majority
Shepard, Democrat, School Superintendent. 27o ma
jorty.
Bgelow Republican, Receiver Of Taxes CO majority.
Board of Freehoders-The Republicans elected Gogl!,
Johnston and Moses, the democratic elected BrlesJ
and Cook, The Board Will stand Republicans ana
Democrats - i, A.. nj.
ward BeIvile and owens: Second Ward, Cook Third
Ward, ExtOn Fourth ward, Noble; Fifth Ward, Box
Board stands 10 Republicans and 10 Democrats, with
tie in the seventh Ward where special election VIII be
City Government-the appointment Of the Police ana
Street Commissioners City surveyor oyeIseer OF Tue
City Physicians, City Clerk, Police Justices ana CITY
Treasurer. One hundred and eighty-hve votes were
polled by cOlOred citizens .o
For years past the city has given from 400 20 o2
Democratic majority. The Rev W Il. Walker colored
! nbar ureVp
ing resided year in the state A.. ., .,o g., .,o
towns of Clinton, Beleve, Woodsde West Orange
south Orange, Milburn Caldwell, Springfield anu new
pnbican victory Five of the townships carried by
the Republicans two by Democrats and one oy uh4n ion
ticket The following table shows the maJorities on the
In Cintsn the vote was larger than that cast at the
Elected Peter sanford elected Chosen Freehoider
BY 81 Henry Msfssr % maorv aS Reuben W
Osborn, 80 Mahlon Stocknan was elected Couectof
In Woodside the Republican ticket successful Mr.
James Moore was reelected Chosen FIeeholder ny ma
tion For Justice of the Peace Elias Osborn was elected
by majority 1877. For Collector, James T. Gamble re-
oeD'f In BeeSie twenty colored votes cast and
coOred man. Benjamin Beyan was elected Roadmaster'
DOW Theodore sandford, Alexander Phillips and Henry
b. Duncan Rep Justices OF the Peace dneodOre 0anu
In West Orange obam Williams %as eected Go
ectos by majority Of ~ Gnosen ssee of the Peace
In south Orange the Democratic ticket was elected by
majority of So Moses =. smith was elected COIectoT
Aaron Baldwin and Moses p. Smith, Chosen FreehOders
George b. farrell (ep) was elected PRESIDENT oI the
Corporation . ,,,,. .os ,ya,o elec.ad bv
the following majOrtes: COlector-Belsu Hagahan, q
Chosen Freehoders-EdwardT l. WhittnSham, - Jonh
Mclaughlin, A. 49,. ,...oa an o,,o
naiortv OF rs Matthias Garfield elected Collector
George Lane and william H. Allen, Chosen freehOdeis;
Henry Dey and Matthias s. Canneid. Ju'ioe' Vi 'no
Peace. .u.o, o,oo.oa I,ol
In Springfield, Aaron d. 6Oper (Rcp9 was elected COL
1ecfor samuel G.. Smith (Rep.), Chosen freeholder.
Tn New Providence the Republicans were VICTORIOUS
John IT Wilcox was elected Collector, A H. Ostfahdcr
Chosen FrcehOlder. ,, -. ,,,..v c,n,,y vuI
The next Board Of Frceholdefs or ES'oA Coun'y VIII
eta md "a Republicans to 10 Democrats ., ,-. ,,.,o
THE town election in mOrristown resulted IN Demo
cratic victory by majority OF ll9 .,.. .ho
Full returns from the nine WARDS OF IdleTbon SHom
mat in the election of Monday five Democratic ana pur
Uanublican Aldermen were elected. Henry Hopper,
Deinocratc candidate In the First ward wa5 ciecVu pI
majority the remainder OF those chosen III bal "a
heiny REPUBLICAN,. Henry KOebler tDenl was eieoMa
Alderman in the Ninth Ward by majority OF - hoo @
Henderson Republican candidate for Clty cleik, ran
ahead of ms ticket, and Is elected by handsome ma
ioritv Cf the Board OF Chosen Ffcehodefa TOT
Cou,tv 9ore Republicans and Democrats In hpnacho
nonock Township David Campbell jr wls elected ny 80
majority. The Issue mere was hoio d i'NN' '
In Pompton the Democratic ticket was elected
The coored men voted quite generally, but tncre wa
| no disturbance and illfeelng was haniieS'eu VII
| either side. -, A. .n,tro
| city ticket including Freeholders MOI Do"o'i'' "
| chosen.