The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-06
Sixth Precnet-Could not be found. -,
Heyeptb Precinct Iaharpe and Genttily road~

Sixth Precinet-Could not be found. -,
Seventh Precinct (Laharpe and dehtlily roao~
l'0 A0''A'' Eighth ward. -
first precinct-4s5 votes east Nationals voted
poory Patton and Wilson Tor Mayor, WIN q
slight advantage in favor OF Patton Fitzpatrick
~ gecond Precinct-9st votes polled one-third
counted at II 80 O'Clock, showing g slight Dom"
ocac m5ory Voas p o9"g III The Three
tickets are. at q quarter to u. ut a stand-off.
Fourth Procinct-No report. a;a.,.rr
Fifth Precinct-2t votes. showing majority
of for tho Nationals.
Ninth ward.
First Precinct-5e4 votes cast. Jag 5tfaig ,o
Democratic votes. 500 votes counted snow isb
Democratic votes fitapnlftki ~ , ,he I Homse
Beeond Preepct-14 votes cast H. 81 ~ o. No. Pnt
ton stood II, Howard 81. ttti y ARAeAs- AH
ThirI Preeinct~Goo votes cast; the Demo-
cratic vote Is about 27b, the Cltlzehs 70 ah' 'no
remainder National. etc
Fourth Precinct, near the Barraoks-No re-"
Fifth Precinct-325 votes cast and about 300
Demncratic majority; all candidates running
Sixth preeinctt-Vote IS. and 81 majority Of 10
| or 10 for the National ticket. .,
Seventh Preclnct-Votes polled %. with ma"
iority Of for the Nationals.
Aagiers.
POLL NO. L. (BELFRY pHEclNcT)
At this precnt there were $40 votes poled
and about q tickets counted 10 to ll:4o
0. m, The voting was being conducted very
sE n1 dS 2F2s The the day g"2f be d5ne
the the Cltizsns' Gonservative party. The Nationals
| and the Taxpnyers' party did not seem TO have
nnny adheren's. the Tebaults las they we're
cnlled> In particular. A. poll 1t will not be-
Wednesday. owing to the great amount Of past
! ing and scratching
! At POLL NO. 2,
Morgan's Railroad depot. the greatest num-
her of votes were pollet Here, ns at precinct
! No. l. tho same good order and quiet prevailed.
! No accurate or reliable opi MON could be formed
TONED Mt precinct No was the most popular.
but the same pasting and altering Of the face Of
the tickets was prHctcod.
AT POLL NO. 3.
corner Of franklin and Jackson streets, the
voting progressed to the closing Of the polls In
| the most quiet and orderly mbnner. Here, Us
ut the other two precincts. much Dasti Ing and
altering was resorted to- Tho Tebaults seemed
TO have q little more activity than at precincts
| Nos. and g. but soma persons who had been at
The polls most Of the day, wore Of the opinion
hat the Democratic ticket WIS the strongest In
tho field, the Conserv5ativea ..nnd Nationals
running about neck and neck
At this poll It wHs the Opt ion Of the officials
| in the polling b 9th thar they would not. or
could not. get through with the count before
daylight or probably till o'clock in the morn
| Ing.
AT POLL NO. fHooNYs)
ninety four votes polle1 and counted. as
follows: Burke got G5. Gardner 81. Gibson 81.
GasteIIan"s 25 r. Neqge r. e. i, Hill Arms T.
Lewis 0. Warren County 4. Gauhreaux 10, As
kew g. Peasants 81, Fitzpatrick 81, Marigny 49,
Msrkoy 90 J. G.. Roche 80. fancy ls. Manning
So Williams 55 Snrrazin 46. Thompson 20, Dun
co. s. Butler t8 Thomas 81.
At pre- met No 400 votes were polled. and
only 80 tickets wore counted up to II 30.