New-York tribune., 1872-03-27

OssininG- Thomas Leary ----Dr ~ BrGndreh'
Poundridge... David W. Miller.
scarsdale Francis Seeor francs Seeor
T Teed H,ps Brown'j IT,
west Farms. Cdas. w. Balagatc O. w. BGf3gah
White Plains ...Edm. @. Sutherland e g. sutherland.
Yorktown Joseph F. Palmer Joseph F. Palmer
Republicans in ROnani Democrats in I'aIse~
In Bedford. the candidates were DR.. Lewis F. PeltOn.
Republican. and Isaac Buxton, Democrat. Although the
town is Republican stronghold. the contest was con-
sdered close inasmuch Mr. Buxton supported by
the members OF the temperance societies
In Cortandt there three candidates in the field
namely, Coffin 5. Brown, Democrat and present incum
bent and George J. Barlow and Mr.. - Ferris. Bepubli-
cans The reelection OF Mr. Brown appeared to be gen.
orally conceded.
In Eastchester the candidates were Vim. p. Ester
brook Republican, indorsed by the Citizens Association
and Edward D. Lawrence. Democrat The former Is
elected by about $50 majority.
In the town Of Greenburgh the republicans offered no
opposition TO the reelection Of \. o. Wilsea Democrat
aud present Incumbent.
In Harrison opposition was offered to the re-
election Of the present incumbent, Edward Wilets.
Democrat. who nominated In Union Convention Of
both parties.
LewisDorough, which has for % successive years
elected Daniel Hunt, Republican its representative
is reported TO have again chosen him. Notwithstanding
bis expressed wish to retire from the office.
II Mamaroneck the candidates James ]. Burnett
Democrat and present incumbent and Charlie, H. Brnie
Republican The former being in Florida, and indifer-
ent about the Office the election Of Mr. Birnie Is gcner
ally conceded.
In Morri ssnia Democratic stronghold, the contest
was very warm between John Hopkins, Democrat and
George +. Teasdale candidate of the Republicans. Re
formers, and Taxpayers Association. Hopknss major
ity is probably about 400 Tie Democrats carry their
entire ticket with the exception Of Trustee in the Fourth
- ffgN 7
Mooney Reguar Democrat, by is majority In the First
Ward Bowen and Gotts majority Trustees about
80. l. the Second Ward. SaGtoss majority was about
20O And in the Third Ward Kunzs majority was about
40. In the Fourth Ward some Of Moneys partisans
we're arrested for attempted Illegal voting, and were
held in bail for examination By Justice Hauptman.
In Mount Pleasant the present incumbent Joseph
Lecgett Democrat was reelected without opposition.
In Newcastle Francis NJ. Carpenter, Republican in
cumbent, had opposition.
In New.Rochelle Geo. w Davids Democratic IN
cumbent was reelected George Ferguson, Repub
hcan, by ia majority.
In North Castle the present incumbent, James Hop
kins, Republican, reported TO be elected by small
| majority over Samuel 0. Townsend. Democrat. Ode
Close Republican, who has represented the town Of
North Salem is reported 10 be again elected.
In Ossnng at present represented by Mr. Leary Re
publican DR.. Benjamin Brandreth the Democratic
candidate and John Atchnson the Republican nominee.
The election Of Dr. Brandreth appeared 10 be geueray
| conceded
| In Pelham, the present incumbent, Benjamin Hege-
man. Dem, is by about 80 majority reelected. From
Poundridge no definite information could be obtained
The been represented il the Board OF Super
visors by Republican for several years past.
In Rye, the candidates the present incumbent,
Amherst Wight, IT,, Republican, supported by the Re-
form and Anti Boulevard Democrats, and Mr. Stephen
A. Marshall, the regular Democratic nominee The for
mer is believed to be reelected by handsome majority.
scarsdae again represented by Francis secOr, DEM
! ocrat
IL sOmers, Messrs. Teed and Marshall the former Re.
publican and Democratic candidates this year yielded
the field TO stephen Brown, IT, Republican, the union
candidate Of both parties, who Of course elected
Democrat and y. G. Bradford. Republican. indorsed by
the Reform Democrats. The contest closed, Lunny
| being elected by about Is majority.
close.
In West Farms the contest quite fierce between
Charles W Bathgate the regular Democratic nominee,
indorsed by the Republicans and the PhGnix Reform
Club and John B. Haskin, independent Democrat, in
dorsed by the Taxpayers' Union. Bathgates majority
was about 800 In White Plains the Democratic incum-
bent Edmund G. Sutherland, elected over Myn-
dert NJ Fisher, Republican.
In Yonkers the candidates were Charles T. Waring.
Republican and James c. Coulter. Democrat. The
suit Is reported TO be In favor Of the former York
town the present incumbent Joseph F. Palmer Repub-
ucan Is believed to be elected Mr. Travis Dem
Ocrat