The New York herald., 1874-12-30

Meade, John Hanify. James cayanaugh James peignan
Lewis Lewis oberle, John 2 Koch, James Redmond William
Delaney, John staiiasder, william Benlea James
sinsy Henry A. da%sieton "h Thomas connery, pse,s
Ne MeGaaner,y Philip Kettsrer, James o'RourKe and VII
nq cSmDse
scos Kins MeSsei Aaran Charles Gaagher
Jacob Jacob seherdlng, william Long. Thomas brady, rariek
4 Hughes, Giuert B. Wood, william Alt and Matthew
on snyrTTn DIs1nc1-Martin T. Mcmahon. Peter B.
Share 59hn w. rna! Sa9r Shn Sor
Keld smith g. Lane, fasrics Sshoe and John j. Fa,
aSH5g Douglass Michael Epgs
man Daniel GraSer oOrnenas sen s Albarap bnip ycoS S
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kn William Louis ma H.
| John ONcl, Thomas Kerrigan. Bernard Kenny. John
gredebach Francis Breckner James lowers ana James
Kady Ssr
william 0ifp % jane. 1in wa@ sa1S
PIPER Patres nan1aha VIII William Hpn H. ponsan, Felix
barsin Hugh oponnsli William Burns John 4 Ryan;
phy, Philip ssrkls, Frank soil, Louis Q wsshner 7.
MNqy Ansgsw Mullen
Ling, Job IL Gross Joseph B. strack, Oliver a. r Kings
ELnvESrH DIsraIcr-Augustus schelL Willis s. Paine.
William sauer, John Morrissey. Walter Lawrence j. II.
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f fho%ss %ahsr gsInara a SaSpny 5a%ss wall F.isi;
sS5anSsi;sy: David Scldam, William O. Eianmer and
IwELv1a nIsTRlqr-Henry .wol.msn. John Keenan,,
Albert y. r. kTaas Daniel Hanyi, Pairick ReiIs Law
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Peter HaIpn, Aaron Aarons James McGovern Michaei
TniarraSTa mar % bisTRisT@sidney p NICHOLS william
opss ws% Ed%aa R' t. bssas Ts Dass Z
Sana"is Davis henry
Ihoma % rimothy 6savan kosert s,9ass
Lame ana aaf tasas sassIs Ssn Flanagan VIM
FoURIEEsTH DIsTRlc1~Bernard Reilly, Jacob. A.
SSr0s Nom sea B. Shssn 0a ys!
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Weber, Edward Carey. and Aiexanaer +. Kireheis w
John Norris Henry Aksr k9be sbs r Pows1 Pesr
f Eeoasrd s satman pasTei Massey Richard J.
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oFS &aSSary john IsySsra, xi!5sd xesert Bur
Edmsa doops % nea kefs
Richard o,Brien. Thomas Messaner +; b. spinoia
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}S banel lcaSnsoh5 aSnsoy Bryan AeAAh0n Thomas oAee
b,s,T1s,z James .,E Coulter Patrick H.
loves LAWRENCE XSIniss, John & Carey. Peter HcSai
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mingham Robert Roberts Mathew Quinn c
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Clinton Thomas Brennan rariSk II Masars
James Keating. j. Henry kreidenwoli, James Mozart,
yorrSis, Thomas Tsntoq; Ssft MeponaIa, David l.
ap Charles Sims
Samminss, Roswell dc. Hatch Thomas shannon, Dr.
Ss ISssrisTa M DIsTMc9;1WiIiism G. Conner, Joseph J.
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Joseph p Dunn John Wheeler Richard G: Fellows.
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H. Hebbard Robert Hughes, william A. Butler and
ps,ns. cs 4Sna Moe Moore Thcms.
Ha ia%ss Henry % John o'SohnSr Stephen Ryan Pete Fsss
McGinnis, VIM: H. Kipp, Peter krumich, Edward c
smifh Smith, James H. Sullivan Henry T. Mcaow.n. ANN
Ssdxs EawsTd sIeeSs I'm win od0%an 9an JshI
Thoa MccaSe, VIM H. MeGarthy Charles fucker, John
Ssi9os 'i%fs Ken
TwExrY-rnIRp WARp.-James J. Mooney. VIM. Cauld
well, Jordan L. Mott John McCarty, John J. Clark,
MeGratns sl Levi. Il ooo@Ss, John Flanagan. John
TWnSrYrouRrn WAnncHenry D. Purroy, Frederick
Folz, Peter Smith, Thomas kcarDs, Michael Dooley B.
| Byrne and p Crotty.
In the Fifth district It had been reported that
| there would be c0lored representation IN the
| delegation to the General Committee. such, how
| ever, was not the case. large number OF col
ored men voted
In the Eighth district John }. OBrien and
"Mattn DAVIS, acting in the interest or an op
position ticket headed by Karl Klein, got into
vals an adnerent or the 'Teguar' ticket. A
regular "knocK down and drag Out' ensued and
It was some time before quiet was restored.
In the Seventh dlstrct known as the "Ktd
| Glover diStrlct) the polls were held IN stable IN
Thirteenth street. near Sixth avenue. From hall
past six to ten p. NJ the street was filed with an
excited throng, vehemently discussing the claims
OF their favOrlLe candidates. The ticket headed
by General Martin Mcmahon had the largest
support and was in favor with the inspectors. The
opposition ticket was headed with the name o
Algernon S. Sullivan, ana Judge Fowler and Others
OF note were active IN pressing its claims, long
queue OF voters, stretching hafa block, lanked BY
q large force OF policemen. attracted the attention
OF passers by, and the street resounded with Cat
calls, shrieks, shril whistles and calls Tor Klnl
KalaKaua, Johnny, jimmy, et al The opposition
will contest the election OF the McManon ticket.
CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES.