New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-10
RESULTS ~ BROOKLIN.
ISSUES OLE TIE LnCAL ELECTION.

ISSUES OF THE LOCAL ELECTION.
EFFECT UPON DEPARTMENT NOMINATIONS THROUGH
THE NIw BOARD OF ALDERMEN-LAlE ELECTION
KErURNs-rANNER's DEFEAT.
On the LIST of January next the term OF
Office of the Brooklyn Corporation Counsel expires ana
on the LIST of May new commissioners are to be APP
pointed the Fire Police Boards and the Board OF
CITY works. As the confirmation OF those appointments
NJ the Mayor rests with the Common Council the whole
heat Of the present election has ccntcrcd on the
aldermen to be elected from the wards Win
odd numbers. or the - aldermen elected on Tues
day, seven were Republicans aud six were Democrats
or those whose OF oic" held over . were Rcplh-
hcans and Democrats The next Common Council,
therefore consists Of - Democrats and II Republicans
one % the former howcvcr-Pdtrck shannon-"as
elected on the ticket OF the Slocun Democrats III tho
Fifth Ward aud Il is possible that he may act with the
Republicans many cases. 80 That the board Is ABOUT
evenly divided between The parties, with Erpuhilc"l
Mayor some Of those Of both parties VINO have bcrh
especially well acquainted with the contest, or have
been interested in it, gave their opinions on the result 10
a reporter o. the Tribune yesterday.
John French, president Of the present board, said
II is yet too carly say anything in regard either 4"
the MAYORS future action tie probable result Tie
new board seems 10 bc dcci,rcly Democratic. From
what know of the members, it docs not seem likely
that they would rlfy nominations that Mayor Shredder
""uu 'h.NN "'7' '' '''"'' : ' '
publican would De accepted 20 thc ItdIh Oh 'y N"'N''
49,. - 49,. .t ,t,,.,r ,,,r.. "a. ,y,uld mot rotu.u.t,
]" '.''' ' 10 '' ..,t ...-
Democrats !i' on b'dIi "o"i' 81 ''"'e ""' 90 10
W.tir tit VIII be tr end Of the matter. or whether
,....,.... moo. lo .r,.t.t I c,,,,nt even coll
SUM ... .,., .,...,
lecture. "" nave NOT dN .'t "''" '''' '"'"''''''"
t,u ~luciIH gave his opinion rs follows; 90 W" Io h"l
t.- ,..,.. ,,. ,,, ,,, N,rut vi ". l4N, Won Ia
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reality a euhal'-lII victory ih'I' "'i '' - - ''
cans and l. -Ig-At Democrats Do the next f''fd ''
,,t.,. ,.l.. Mn ~r.f.u,r H.. Mas .Irri.d .y IFS.
N'''''" 10 ~ .,.., D., ....t .... ....,'. ...
and We have ever! reason 10 'Hll" N' "'' "' ''" '
m onun.ifIuu 10 the RING tu.t success j. Ue-
- d.. t., ,... . 4. ,,,tli.., Ii,. VI, ,,r ,gil
'>''''NH "' ''''
MAKE Is n"1i.dtIIH I'I ib' N"Ii''7 'i'' '' ' .''"
.ff, lr majority al ono tu,y Wil he confirmed b., tn
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th" result, ANA c'i-i"'i ]" very s'''''''''''''
Al herman CtaIcl.. barnet, "hO was reelected rom
, t,,. ,-.1 A ia l tl,i,j,i II very unfortunate that
90, .''' . ,. .,,.. , .,.,..i ...
tAi' i-HJ H"u COME ""''l- " -. ''''''''' '''''
There was this positive - in"'rHic majority OF
H. .n;.,.nt.Yf AGAINST AMI .H. national i-.Jrs Pre-
. .,...-...... inns, ti.t.t t-...rt
N'4l''' many 4'''' pug i''''''-
Iha., ht thought VINO was tI'c''H Oh '' '"''' '"''
,,fi, ticket Wa. rlrIitd through by Idcr puuUl@Tt- ;
-, ~. f : ,,.i.,..... .l,..I tc .tr.u..tl nt
'HtI HI'''"i "'y'''''
the autIIiHg sentiment ann gave l'"''''t '
r.. tuIuir of actual sIcr..-. "Oar tlu.g has