The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-07

A Tolerably Quiet Election-Drennan Beats Dow
ling--No Election in the Tenth Ward
The big Judge" at His Old Tricks

The rammany primaries, though of great in-
portance in few wards as showing the strength OF
rival individuals. passed or quietly enough las,
evening. There had been serious grunl-
bling on the part OF many politicians that the
call was az oil issued under the circumstances
IN which 1t was but as there resource left in
these troubled times but to submit. the gr0wls
never became tigerish and the battle was accepted
In the down town wards every thing passed on very
quietly, though, perhaps, in this ward more thanh
any other had q local battle been raging deroest
for some time past. 1t is nothing to state that
Matthew T. Brennan and Joseph Bowling have been
long at dagger points, and indeed, though the
Judge was s0rely deieated last evening.
1t must be said he made O good fight against that
Old hero OF hundred fights, the Sheriff OF the city
and county. and late OF every other title
In the gift OF tine people. Mr.. Brennan
gave the DOwlingltes good beating last
evening" but the latter say was done by foul play
In the Twelfth ward 1t IS not unpleasant to notice
that Charles UCOnor heads the ticket. The boys in
the Nineteenth ward had bit Of shindy at the close
OF the polls. The opponents OF the victorious party
made q rush at the last moment to plump lot OF
tickets into the boxes, The canvassers locked up
and ran; the sorenesds followed them, and In the
got slightly dlsngured. The police then dis
persed the mob and protected the canvassers. In
the Twenty.second ward 1t is said that The Big
Judge" played the Olu Tammany game, not only
with great success, but with extraordinary bril-
fancy. Threats are held out that 'somerhing Will
be done about IT," The dele rates selected are to
meet OF Tammany Hall Thursday evening, January
H. at half-past seven o'clock.
FIRST wARp--Jeremssa Kennenck, Thomas Mccormack
lanes N MODS Ssn Hogan paoe D. Ecoanc, onn
n. Holmes Richard Enright' Charles Schultz, Mathew
sEoosD WARD. lillian Furong, James Sullivan, Charles
THIRD wARD-Andrcw p. Purter Daniel E. Finn, Adam
FOURTH wAaD-rhow,s Conan, James Dunphy. Jere
O'Brten, 3. COwan, MchaeS
jaime. HsS.Se. xrSaISSd FaisrioGs Felix Murphy
coSsn sCs
Mooney CHARLES Fackhas george NJ curtis psas
Quinn, John Finken, james Ke,rnan Isaac Block, Michael
SIXTH WARD Timothy Brennan. Thomas D. Conroy
aads JACOB KSsns9 Henry Patrick
Timothy Darcy Alexander Pa.en, Martin Reese Michael
ssyksTa WAsD-Eavard STANDBY. James Bagloy,
s5 H. sesn r s . HSn
%Sh1 C s sn ks,ps ss
Mckay Coz Ss'so w.
Lowenstelu, John Wiley Isaac Robinson. A. s. Brewer,
ns1y, THOMAS hogan bernard Ss:: s-'' .' Va
eos. Mooa John scsr
Andrew Van Antwerp D.; ignatu; Flynn, William
Dodge John g. Rsviand, Daniel Williams Jr Charles
TENTH AsD,A primary election Tamnaoy Hall in.
the Tenth ward was have bee. held night
COMMITTEES which appointed 70 attend to the printing Of
nscss, DostpSpsd until TO- evening
EIHyns!n SsDTsa,y wos%sn: jGssgS Koch Jacob
govern owen Hasn. Gross. sSnpe s. Acker
Say f21Ss o us
FrsdsScI RsDps FsrsE SGonsSs
John McQaade, DIT. Loui. Rodens,sin Elijah Gardner
EnseSrisht, Joha n Han Henry W Gsre Andrew smith,
Parck 1unnican Edward A. Moore, william Wood Fred.
TalnrEESTM Timothy J. Campbell, Matthew Pat.
s PETER 6ns
Mssrs ax MGGTsy Da9s
foUsrErSrn WAEpnChsres NJ ella, Clancy Hon. Nm r.
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aGSs RSfs
White Frank Isksnna;; o,, rr,v ,o,n c.uv ,o...,
strauss. George Ioy% John a%sSD
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sonn Mc g: Sss1P airicE McCabe
Msshss MapS Michael wilson JOIN Moore SnTscDssi
snan
hos Memsnn Ss !sr
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sI ssn o rsisr Nsos. 81 Smith,
sohs .ae Bs sosn
Carroll sr.ns. 3 .s spnSa SSsn k sas.
Cn PaSmsp. jo S bonDsy Robert Enne
yer, Henry saulspauah William sauer' michael MOORE
f as~s william William NJ x. ss"
ny Aianson stsrpss jaime: Gpnninsha% kober, McCsI
Heryh y rcDonohoc Thomas Duty, John jones' William
p ~ King John McCooi, William Van Tassel.
Edward Brucks John Dimond James H Keessn William
x.% s:s s%:: s'$s
strong Dooey Philiu Hoffman, James Hickev Hugh
Surrsv Bernard K. Murphy, Michael Fitzsmm ons.
TwHsTE.rIssT wAnD- Kcnsrd Croker Michael Kane,
carry Bernard ONei Michael Gavin, Henry McCabe, Far
rel Dorry, Michael Gehegan, Nicholas Hoffman, Jeremiah
BroOk
man, George W. Gant Judson Jarvis, John r. Burrill.
TwENrY-sECoND WARD-Mchael Connolly BENJAMIN p
Fairchid H. Tietjen, Jerome Buck Patrick Mcntre
Frank Blessing Francis L. Mesgn Hugh Murray Thomas
Hieens John y. Rattman, william Hulhan. Andrew }.
Rogers Maserson, Stephen Stafford Michael Har
Iineton, James lynn. George ". Punkitt-
BANKING INTERESTS,