New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY RETURNS.

MAJORITiES IN FAVOR OF ANNEXAliJN.
At Portchester the actual counting of the
votes did not begin TN nearly 10 m, that TRIBUNE
reporter was not ABLE to obtain auy report OF
election
At Rye Ist District the following reports were
obtained T. Carpenter O2ep), for Sheriff, majority
J. H. Cornell (Den.l. Assembly, ~ majority J. NJ Bard
Dein) for register. 81 majority; Halper Dcm) for
Receiver OF Taxes, 20 majority The majority for Wi!ers
tDem) for Secretary OF state H. Tie rest of the
Democratic State aud local tickets probably have the
same majority. For Senator, 5. :. Marshall (Denl has
majority.
Rye III Distrct.-The ayerag &c majority OF the Rcpub
lcan tate ket is For Senator. Judge Robert IN,
iT ,p has 20 majority H. Carpenter, Rep. FOR sheriff
70 majority II. g. Archer, Rep for Register, - hoily
Thomas Young Republican, Coroner, 30 mrority N B
slkman, Republican. Justice Of Sessions. 80 mJ9rit;
Ea,tchoster gives :. -. Marshal, Dem, 10 majority
for Senator. and Amherst Wright, Jr Rep, 2l majority
Al New Rochee the election passed of quietly, and
small vote pOca The principal Contest was on
tie Senate and Assembly tickets. To tbe question OF
Annexation aud the Judiciary Amendment put little
attention paid, although me former was carried by
large vote On Tie state ticket Deldil'n WleIs DEM
was gwen by this majority OF li9 over Ihaycr
Rep. and the remainder OF the Democratic ticket re-
ceyed about the same majority. John Bussing, Dem.
received majority Ofli5 ZDa Carpenter. Rep. For
Register Superintendent OF the Poor Coroner and JUS
tcc of fine Sessions the Democratic canddatesJames
Bard Adam Paen, Patrick O'Mara. and William G.
mime for Comfy CLERK J. NJ smith appeared on
both tickets and polled $40 votes For the Senate.
stephen 5. Marshall (Dem) received majority OF 1872
aud j. H. Cornell the Democratic candidate Tor Assem-
biy majority Of 1911 Gilbert Dem for Justice Of the
supreme Court. received 1913 majority over Winslow
Repl For Annexation, the vote OF NeW-kOchelIe STOOD
$40 IN favor TO O. against
YONKERs.
STATE TickeL-First Ward, Willers (Dem(, 1913 mai;
Second Ward, Thayer Repl 81 mai; Third ward Thayer
(Rep.J. l5i maj Fourth Ward willers tDem). 10 mai
" SsagtS@First Ward Marshall (Den.), 80 mai; Third
Ward Robertson Rep) 1875 maj; Fourth Ward, Marshall
Jnd3li "a First Ward, wnsow (Rcpl, 81 mai; Sec
ond Ward, Wmslow d!epl, 90 mai ,,o,.a,. sooo,.
Ward IarpenteE Rep &c mg IhFd %15d Tapenter
Register-First Ward, Archer tsepl 60 NAL; Second
Ward. Archer Qiep.D 207 maj; Third Ward, Archer
RepJ 30 maj; Fourth Ward Bard (Dem). r. Areher's
Go.ay Cle,,k-J Malcolm Smith elected without oppo-
Gsscnbly-Frst Ward caldwell DEM, 81 mai; See
ond Ward, Wilson tRepl 100 maj; Third Ward Wilson
RepJ, 1876 mai; Fourth Ward Caudwen tDem)' % maj.
There is a large majority for annexation
0ssINING
First District-state lcket-Thayer Niep1, 80 mai.
Hopkins Gscpj, maj. Fort Rep). co mai. slliman
Rtpl. COZ mai. Taylor lsepl eo maj; Mead RepJ; 90
" seniate~RoDiason Gepj 90 maj Assembly Husted
County oai.ers-sherif zlba Carpenter epJ SO ma
tendent of Poor. Knapp lkep1, a. majority Coroner
Young tRep), a. majOrityi sessions silkman Rep) %
GeP 60 mp}CEjty ceoD 90, Will
c ssS Conn ass Hopkins sp s15 Nichols b S0 Fort
Qirp) 1913; Ranes DEM, 2gI; Sman lRepD, S95 Pratt
UDen.l 296, Taylor lStpl sWett tDtuhl' <vo
ap) 1913; Jackson Dem 29o Patt lRep.l, 81; Mills
paugn DEM, 1877. Average Republican majority 20.
Senator, Robertson (Rep), 327; Marshall Demo 29i.
Assembly, Hustled Rep.l. 29s; Ihompkins tDeml $50.
RobertsOn majority 30; Husteed's majority -.
County Ofhcers-sherif: Carpenter (Rep.D, 55i; Bus
sing (Dein.l, 26G Carpenters majority, % Registrar
Archer Nep), 2s5; Bard Dem 334 Bards majority, 40
County lClerk-J Malcolm Smith rep Deml COS. su-
perintendent Of Poor-Klapp (Rep), S22 Palm tDem.);
2e7; Knspps majority. IS Coroner-Young Rep, SSc;
Osfara (Dem) 269 Young's majority, 80. Sessions
silkman Ciep), $40 Howe Dem tSo9) silkmans major
ity, J. - -, a.. o,.. ~ -.
on appointment of Supreme Judges-Fox 1873; against
i9G; mai. against S.
On appointment of County JugesFox, &c. against 80;
Fox's maj. IS.
against 20; Fox's maj. 20l.
Tnrd District scarborough. - State Tcket-wiilers
DeIn maj Nichols tDenl, 100 maj Ralnes (Dem).
iI0 mai Pratt (Dem), lI9 maj Sweet (Dem), l21 mai
senator-Robcrtso dRep), is maj. Assembly-Husted
Nep) q mai
Comfy Officers-sherif Busting (Dem), IS mai;
Registrar Bard tDem.I. i62 mai; County Clerk Smith
IRsp aud Dem) supern Ieudent OF Poor, Palm (DemD,
"a mai; Coroner, O'Mara (Dem). AZ maj; Sessions,
Howe DEM, ~ maj.
state Tcket-Maj0rity Of IL Tor Republican nominees
also for Republican nominees FOR senate and Assembly
County Majority for Republican ticket ayer9g
lug 20, majority OF Carpenter epJ for sheriff. Few
ks.