Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-07


The municipal election for 1870 Is over, aud
the result has been complete and thorough
rout of the disrcputablo horde OF Adyentur-
crs who for two years past has infested the
City Hall. Mr.. Emery has achieved decl-
siyc victory. With everything against him,
his friends have triumphhntly voted him into
the position of Mayor Of Washington, and
the community bTeathes free once more. We
arc proud TO record the fact that the day
passed off without any serious disturbance,
the few breNShsS OF tho peace being occa-
stoned by the strikers Of the City Hall ring,
for the most part being men who have no vote
In Washington, and who were employed for
the special purpose Of intimidatlng voters
aud II possible prevent tho attendance Of
citizens at the polls.
But the prompt action OF the police, and
the strong determination nrlnnod N che part
of the people to rOut the Bowen ring, spoiled
the plans Of Bowen and his little man, and
the consequence was as peaccablc a day as
the most sangulno believer in good order
could have expected.
How the Day Passed.
In the REPUBLICAN Of yesterday We made
mention Of the gathering ut the polls during
the carly hours Of the morning. By the time \
the receivers Of votes were ready for business
the polling places In every ward had Tong
lines OF voters strung out before thcm, and
when tho Windows was opened the work Of
voting went brlsldy along.
The Candidates Ward Tickets.
FAIRY Ticss.a-AldsEnip'; a. p Pardon. Common
mas. AA.osSOr-JHmes Kelley, :,
5 s n x TaIRis5 J. R RS., CG% "S
A. johnson. ASSoSsor-H Henri Parker, '''''-
Ea.yy T-Ea-AidsrmanH| 9Th il. Hall c,,,,r,.D
Coqpon-DAvid Fisher, HallOtt ki6o1Tn, john a.
q 1s..,,, TiaLst- Alderman John 8 CrOeLe. so@moa
oOan0l-oSOrEo burgess hsny Piper, j. 7. hOuldin
s HSS. a ISAsyAsEd
SsoSse WlisSr. As.sssor- william d De%ninE E'
= BosG $780, ldsmAn.R v BealL Common
Tor. 4sssssoFI f6Snias ". PSiilips. Ou"'' H. A. Wal
EA.y Tessl-AidsS%saE w VIM W. moore. dong
SgSqSa. samuel RObsrtSOn' benjamin MOCOS, John
bSsss Aldomou,-JAmos n. Dalton, dong
Allen Conn., James RYAN, james N, PGileJ
Eps,y risEst-A IdsrPsn"G oorre y. GulloL. Com.
TS S sn G.sGS ~ v BA'''t and
RsdlsaI RsgUgiieaa TirIsI|AidepmSnE Gsorx. q
Rice, Comm3n Gegneil-B, h. Enn4eh ". W. Tucker,
1n a samuel II. Mllasns. AssossoT-Rsuben A. Phil.
TSas 70 RhcSAd"Hf1S.ApPlOtPn Gls5
and A, b; Tlnney Asssssor-JoSoPh Carroll,
dS 1s Its ~ Ts, ~ hIkp s
gAs,s, and William Brown. AssossOr-w O. Mar.
mon bsSS oST
B5,ssa Totsi @AidsmAn-Josah I. vonabla tom.
bbinsr. Jun" - ''''' '''''
SEVENTH WARD
In his ward there arc two EmorJ tickets, on w. .ish
Cannon Gounell-wlll1In X Hunt b IL a H onSss
I ,IsSn I 5ho@PRs29, ML'R = LSiAfs no. John W.
,0d b' Son a William Com
Douglas. Assessor-Enoch n9nAS o"frAh'r S'A'
The Cert" ,,.,a p,.,r.
At 0 o'clock ir ,La ,no,pins' M J,d,,cs nj |
Election were IN scssinn In III Cnnncii Cham
DER al li, = City Hall, and remained In session
anu D o'clock p. m, for the purpose Of giving
Certificates TO those whose names appeared on
the original registry, but were omitted from
The copies made for the voting prcclncts on |
account Of the hurry attending the TRANSCRIPT /
Ing. Messrs. Barr and Yennlng, the clerks to |
the Judges, were In attendance with the orig |
inal registration books Of the whole city, and
us person appeared stating that he had been
Informed that hlsname did not appear on the
list ut the precinct the original list was re-
ferred to, and II the name was found there
upon, tho following certificate was given
signed by majority Of the Judges.
WAsHpdToH CITY, u, o., Juno g. $50.
The name Of - on the original list Of voter. Of
ist Of voters furnished dc Commissioners Of Election
LslEnaturos OF the Judsosl
When the doors Of the Council Chamber
were first opened large number were found |
IN line awaiting Certificate Twenty or thirty |
were admitted 10 the room Ut time, and as |
each one was attended TO he passed out Of tho |
side door. Among those present were |
number who had not been registered, but OF |
course they were refused certificates. Lieut.
Noonan, with several officers were on duty
At the Council Chamber during tho day.
Police Arrangements.
Every possible arrangement was made by
tho Chief OF Police for the prevention OF
al outbreak, and the result has proved that |
tho measures taken were perfectly adequate.
The Board were In session yesterday for the
purpose Of acting upon any subjects which
mlghyeomo before them, or act promptly to
suppress any RIOT An extra force of four-
teen mounted police were commissioned,
making tho mounted force Thirty mon, who
were kept In reserve at headquarters, under
command OF Major Richards, Capt. Brock,
!AealsnanIs johnson, Essox aud Austin.