Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-06

OBrien, and Havemeyer gets few votes
and Greeley is the favOrite on the Presl
dental ticket. In the eighth district O'Bri
en- is ahead, and running Grant and Gree.
ley tickets. Lawrence developed greal
strength in the seventeenth ward. Coun
terfeit tickets, scratching and sellieg vote:
are the order Of the day. In one district
the seventeenth ward the O'Brien ticket
was run from Tammany boxes.
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Reports from various districts up TO 2:9(
p. N. show that in the first ward the Rep
uollcans are voting strong for OBFien fol
Mayor. The Democrats seem to be divid-
ed between Lawrence and O'Brien. Many
OF the polling booths are crowded and a
good deal of feeling exhibited on both sides
Ia some wards Havemyer is scarcely receig-
ing any votes. A troop of Italians l 200 in
number voted solid for O'Brienin the tenth
and second districts. The eighth and
twentieth wards are going strongly for
O'Brien.
A small fight took place in Orchard street
between Alvin Duke, a Customhouse at
tache, and Michael Ryan, Tammany De-
mocrat. Ryan was badly beaten. Duke
escaped. There has been a great deal OF
mixing Of tickets ia some wards and many
have been deceived. At the Liberal Repub-
lican headquarters it is reported that Ker-
nan is heavily scratched. The Democrats
are having jubilation over the news from
Louisiana. In some districts nearly the
whole vote was polled before noon.
The men reported arrested for alleged
false registration by the U. s. Marshal,
were discharged, the error of registration
rrising apparently from mistake.
In Brooklyn heavy vote is being polled.
The stores there are generally open and
business going on as usual. Many arrests
are reported of naturaized citizens ch arged
with having false papers, and others on
false residences.
Gov. Hoffman was at police beadquar-
tiers during the morning. O'Brien made
personal visits to many of the polling places
iii the down town districts, and was follow
ed by throngs of bis supporters. Scores of
Democrats are reported as declining to
vote on the Presidency. Havemeyer is
running well in some districts. Roberts,
Democrat, for Congress in the fifth dis
trict is largely ahead of his opponent.
O'COnOr.
The Post says electoral tickets for OCon-
or were not TO be found, and at least a few
Democrats cast their votes for Greeley and
Brown WHO would not have done 50 had
these tickets been provided.
O'Brien Defeated.
The impression that O'Brien will be de-
feated grows stronger every hour, although
his friends and be himself claim fabulous
majorities. The race between the rival
candidates viii be much closer than has
generally been anticipated.
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NEW YORK, 7:2O P. NJ, Nov. 5.-One
hundred and two city districts heard from,
giving Greeley 1900 majority, indicating
that mis- majority in the city viii not exceed
$4,000. Herman runs largely ahead of
Greeley and probably received she bulk of
the Apollo Hail vote. Both will undoubt-
eddy be defeated in the State. Grant prob
ably carried the State by from $4,000 to
10000.
LATER.-Fourteen election districts in
the city give Dix, for Governor, 1,143, Ker-
nan 1915. The fourteenth ward of Brook
Ign gives Greeley 1871 majority, Domo-
cratic loss of 240. New York city eighth
assembly district: Greeley 4,637, Grant g.
$50 The tenth district: Greeley 1920, Grant
Z, Az. Sixth district: Greeley 3,I3l, Grant
$50. Thirteenth district: Greeley 2,797,
Grant 5000. In the State one hundred and on
towns and districts outside Of the city give
a net gain for Giant of 1,460. The city
returns from p election districts give Law
renee, for Mayor, lose, O'Brien III, Have
meyer 1,l05.
DISTINGUISHED,
:. = A.
case Of Miss. Sarah j. Huntington, yester-
day, the Judge of the Cour5 decided ad-
versely her suit against registers to allow
as an electOr, and declared unlawful the
action of the selectm9n who had previous.
ly admitted her TO the franchise. The
young lady, however, appealed to the
higher courts.
Another Unfortunate.
In one of the polling places on Canal
street, an Irish woman demanded the
right to vote for O'Brien. The police were
to carry her bodily from the
polls.
Sue Anthony Votes.
ROCHESTER, \. Y, Nov. 5.-This
at an early hour, Susan &. An
.Eony and other females went ia body TO
the polls and presented their votes. The
inspectors received the votes and deposited
them in the box. There were eighteen
women registered in the same district.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Nov. 5.-l6 women
headed by Susan b. Anthony voted to-day
in the SLh ward, the few first sWore IN Their
votes aud ? emained were@llOYed to vote in
peace. Is votes for Grant and Que for. Gree
ley.
In Brooklyn City q wards gives
Gree ley 1854, Grant 1871, Democratic
loss 2,2I0.
In New York enc hundred and sixty
eight elect districts give Greeley S,04l
midnight.
The districts already reported embracing
236 election districts out of 5lS give Gree
ey 10,0S0 majority; for mayor 81 election
districts give Hsvemeyer 1920, Lawrence
{, 945, O'Brien 1906.
Republicans carry Richmond county;
whole ticket probably including Schadder,
'or Congress 800 majority.
The Interior.
Returns from A towns and districts in
various parts of the State outside the City !
If New York give a net gain for Grant |
with the Presidential vote Of |
1868 of 1903.
Syracuse gives Grant 900 majority. The |
Democrats concede the election of Duell, |
Republican Congressman, and all Republi- |
AN members 10 the Assembly and the |
county ticket.
Poughkeepsie gives Grant POI majority, 3
Democratic gain of Z95.
New York City lst assembly district
Greeley 1874; Grant 2,129; 9Th assembly
3,106; Grant 1901.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 5.-The indica-
ions are that the Democrats and Liberals
loye carried this city by reduced MAORI
y. 1t is estimated that the majority will
)e in the vicinity of one thousand.
OswEGO, n. Y, Nov. Sd. G.. Fort,
Republican is elected to Assembly by 1873
majority over d, G. LlttIej )hn, Liberal.
UTICA, Nov. 5-Ellis Ii. Roberts has
bout $500 for Congress. -Four Republic
an Assemblymen are elected in ONEIDA
ounty. Grants majority in the county is
bout 5000.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 5.-Appearances
ldicate that the Republicans win carry
bis city by 1900.
SYRACUSE, \. Y, Nov. 5.-The pros
ects are that the Democrats have gained
ere. Hiscock, for Congress, is ahead.
The Agony over.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-TWO hundred and
" y towns and districts give Grant net