New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
THE CITY DEMOCRATIC.
Con,inued from Flr-t Page.
WHITE PLAINS.

votes the appointment of judges or tic Annex
alton question
10 the evening a largo number Of persons assemhed
Al the Central House. White Plains 20 receive the eec
s nS% reT Uo to 5rOm oeok only 70 towns had
been heard from. and the indications were
maioritv Zha Carpenter tRepJ is evidently
elected sheriff by about 2.oOo majority; and Judge w II.
Robertson (}ep state senator by ahOdt the same ma
icriTy It is probable that Judge Gilbert tDem). canGi
date for reelection Justice OF the supreme Court mas
elected County Clerk there being M NO oppS-
atioD, and william Z. h9wS 9uu 'I p mem, d.
hers oi Assembly IL is thought that Niam IaudWeii
Dem), Amherst Wight, ". Repl, and James w Hnssa
Bard (Dem) II elected Register large vote Is policd
Of annexation and IL favor oi the appointments
N tie town Of White Plains the Democratic ticket has
about 80 majority ON each candidate, except sheriff
The vote for sheriff Is; Carpenter 4O2; Bus
sing I7a In the town OF Rye tue vote
was very close, tie Democratic State ticket lead
ing by Is uiaio1ly. The towns OF scarsdae and
MauarOnrck give Republican maiOrties ana the towns
OF whitc Plains, Harrison, rye ElstchesteT' Mount
Pleasant and probably Morrisania, give small Demo
cratic naiorues. The following returns were received
WurrR PLuNs.-state ticket, WllcIs Deml, so;
Thayer Rep.l, al mai, lGl. Nichols tDen)' az Lop
1RspJ 2l2; mai Isl Pratt CDoml. 81; siInan (Rep(
mai. is6 state Senator-Nagsba lDem), S3s; Robert
son QSCpD. 2t5; majority %. Sherb-IlSslhg DsH.l'
51S s G rrPSp % i I5 CSaniy cerS-J NJ smith
Deml EH Superintendent OF POor-Adam Palmer IT.
session !-Wiiliam G. Howe and Myron b. slkman-
Member OF Assembly--John H. Cornell, 20 MAJ; Thee,
sCARsDALE.-Statc tickei-Wlers tD9In1; ~ PS1
5 maj c; Esines Dcm) % Fort ReP S!' i m., .;
Pratt (Deml %; silnan tkep( 80 my, ffenr1
{Deml % Mead (sop .) Si mai, 81 Miepdueh Csu,J'
s d PAT , Ser} 9 ~ | Walow VisT p Is ma state
senatorNMarslall DamJ %; Robertson tp@ ~
Renter Rcp), 80; mai, o.. kegstG-
Bard (nen), 20 Archer Rep) 80; majority o; ISurS
palm DenJ q. Knapp (Repl So majority, $; Coroner
-O'Mara ODem.l, &c Young tepl, 80. JuS'.Vo VI r, ,
sions-Howe OcmJ 20 S,ikman {hps 90 dtti ie
nth oro elected 10 the Office or JUSTICES OF VIZ
SesSions) Member OF AssemOly--Corneu tDem.)' ~
Wright UsepJ, 80 majority, j. for tnO Pponip ~
HARRlsON.-Wilers Dem9 lo2; IhaAet th,PJ, W ;
mai g. Marshall (Dem), SO; Robertson t.pJ' ~. maj
hard fDen) I2s: Archer (Rep) 72 malp 80 CoiheH
Dcm) o. Wight Giepl noe; iadJY 4 N, , %, ,,ot -
RYE-Wers Deml s.; Inayer ''epJ !" HIS TSy.s no,
QDcml 10; Carpenter Uep), lG llap CViAeA IDeml'
100 WIGHT 0sep). 90; mai, A. ,,.
CogTI AsllT-C arpenter Qsep), 27s majority.
NOHrR CAsTLE.--R5bertson tSep9, l6i; carpenter
.fIsrpD, lI3; wight Kepl lSl. q, ,,t NJ,
TiyINGION Marshall DEM, 81 maj Busshe (DemJ
81 mat; Cornell tDem9. Al MAJ. . - ,r,., ,+, -
MAWAEoVLCI.-WllcTs (Dun), SO; Tdayei QtHpl l5-
mai "a Nichols (DeIu.), 90; Marshall tDehil, % ;
Robertson k-P), MAJ. g BnsSng tD5G|, 81 lar ap
sl-naj. 81. Cornell Dem)' 1Oii Nlut thePh "
M" SsIoTvr Prr.ssvr-Flrst DISADVANTAGES Oem) 40
mai: Robertson usep) g mai; Carpenter tkept "a
mai Hqrd (Dpml, 70 mai. Second Distrct-IhAA or
fItfpJ % mai: Robertson dtcpl g. mali Bard IDcMl,
a mai; Hlsted (iep), III mai. .
GREENBURGH.-fIrst Mard-Carpenter tkepl' Io' MAJ
NFW-CAsTLE-First Ward-Murshail (Dcm), mN'
EAsTCHEsIER.-MarshaL (Dem), ~ maj; BusslAg
'ToFfIsaSI&- DISTINGUISHING. Oam), 257
mai Fourth DISQUALIFICATION ut5pJ, rs nal; Car
Jeuer ({ep), 1Si maj. seventh Dstiic-h4Atls tDcIu
Il mai. Robertson fhcp), y MAJ.