New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-10
ELECTION NOTES.


The majority for L. Bradford Prince Rcp.),
for the Assembly from the list District OF Queens is
1862 and that OF James NJ Oakley Dem from the lid,
is s2S
Hamden, Delaware County, voted as follows:
for Secretary of staescribner, Ss2 wers 10; scrb-
ners majority, 262 Graham's majority for senator
49, and Lewis's Rep, for Assemblyman, $40.
One of the results of the election is that only
81 Republican members Of the Assembly will need be
elected next year to insure Republican majority
Joint ballot, and the choice Of Republican United States
Senator.
James NJ. Scovel ran for the New-Jerscy
Assembly independent candidate from the lid Dis
trct Of Camden He received O6 votes ont of 5s which
thrown. Tho regular Republican candidate Mr..
Carse, was chosen by small majority over johnson,
Dem.
Of all the Tammany underlngs who dis
gaced the last Legislature, have Jared
worse than James NJ. Nelson OF Rockland His majority
last year was SOS; his opponent Daniel Tonklns Rep),
Democratic State ticket has 800 majority.
William McKinlay (not w. II. Mckinley IN
the name OF the Republican Assembyman gained IN
Union County, New-Jersey. Tho existence of Demo-
cratic municipal Ring" in Elizabeth makes the election
OF S MA mere OF Sea
capacity, and sound on the Reform question
The Albany Erening journal truly says:
The election of Mr. springs:ed to the Assembly over
unphs in the whole brilliant catalogue Mr. springSed
is himself lncritoriOus aud excellent man-honest,
two years ago. and robbed of his seat by one tho
most nefarous outrnges among the many frauds which
n nSv9 a1ehgG fui not wiped out through his
election bya majority so emphatic as to abash the un.
scrupulOus tcksters who ready to repeat It, had
there been any prospect that 1t would avail The
Of Mr. springscd Is the moro welcome because 1t is the
defeat Of q bad and obnoxious man. Mr.. Murphy has
been Of the worst tools Of Tmmany; and has vi
cousness Of his own which should not be charged " that
corrupt band.
Mr.. Murphy was Chairman Of tho Committee Prvi-
lcgcs and Elections which reported in favor OF the
cluslon Of Mr.. Twombly.
LOCAL.
Asscmblyman-clcct S. ID. MOultOn, Assistant
Aldermanelect Christian Schwartz and Appraiser OAR
ling serenaded last night by the RCformors of tho
Nineteenth Ward. Cougratulaory speeches were made
and much enthusiasm prevailed.
Patrick Sheeran, who was defeated by Den
mis- ReardOn, Democrat in the lid Assembly District,
Hudson County N j. will contest the election. In the
second polling precinct Reardon was credited with 500
voted for him in this precinct are now making oath TO
Chambers yesterday Roardon's majority was &C.
At a meeting of the Young Mems Demo-
cratic Reform Club, at No. IL Union-square, last
evening, the President Chas A. Jackson said that tho
city had just passed through most glorious reforma-
ton but, although great results had been achieved the
rsoptd That unbounde joy thsnkfuess the
not c clo sure OSen Of our REDEMPTION in xeTYCri
umh for RS1ey and the principle. Of the Republican
drawing back from work 10 by people
At the regular meeting of the County COun-
ell Of the Union League OF America, held at No.
ast evening the President, d. B. Mesh in
the course OF his remarks upon the political situation,
that the result OF the election indicates that no
party be sustained that juses election frauds and
Charter, he said was apparently framed with the inten
the power OF removal by any authority; but here
pubcans and Reform Democrats have carried the LeSs
lature they may be removed by impeachment.
CARD FROM GEN. sIGEL ABOUT BALLOT FRAUDS.
To he Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR Allow me to express publicly my thanks
to the gentlemen who acted as watchers at the
OF my tickets the evening and during the night OF the
election for their untrng energy at the polling places
aad the punctuaty with which they sent In the election
reports Those Of them who met with any difficulty, or
observed any violation Of the law and of the rights OF
voters especially in regard to repeating" or keeping
under any pTeGf rtS anon nd ncose snch Sday
they be 0ble to procure, SO that urther aGuon
West Foriy-lortlat. +. slGEi"
Gelel York, Nov. 9, ISL
VOTES FOR sIGEL COUNTED OUT
TO the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: by looking over the newspapers we
find only one vote cast for Franz Sigc in the Eleventh
District of the Seventh Ward We the undersigned live
and voted in the district for Franz sigel for Reg
istcr on Nov. 7.
HENRY H. MosHER No. PIG Madison-st.; THOMAS Town
SEND, No. 216 Madson-st; ASA A. HOLBRooK, NO PIC
Madison.st.; THOMAS McDERMIT, No 2l6 Madson-St'
GEORGE T. GRIPFITIIs, No. 2l6 Madison-st.
Netc- York, Nov. Q, 1871.
CARD FROM DEFEATED AND NOT DlSAP-
POINTED CANDIDATE
TO The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: ran for Register, and the Inspectors
have returned only vote for me, which was my own
Perceivng that am unpopular in this community and
that have only one political friend in oil this world
shall emrate to the North Pole and dwell on the banks
of the ocean recently discovered there by the Germans
and all who desire go In the vessel have chartered
will bc taken on moderate terms. Judge Ledwith and
Mr.. Nathaniel Sands will be taken at half price,
Neac- York, Nov. Q, 1871 erEPiiEh H. bkANCh'