New-York tribune., 1878-03-06
NEU.Y0RK MUYlClP4L ELEc7I0MS.

ELMIRA, March 5.-Granville d. Parsons
Greenback candldate was elected Mayor Of this city,
to-day, by 424 majority over Jackson Richardson Cih,
Zens' candidae) Five OF the seven Aldermen elected
Greenback candidates.
OswEGo, N. Y, March 5.-The Democratic and Green
back coalition to-day elected Thomas Pearsa Mayor by
about $50 majority, and also elected five or SO Of tho
eight Aldermen.
NEwBURG, March 5.-The Republicans, to-day,
elected Colonel Charles H. weygant Mayor Of this city
by 55 majority John J. S. MoCrOskery tDemOcrat.
also elected the Recorder Dotl school Trustees,
Water Commissioners Justice OF the Peace and three
OF five Aldermen. The Democrats elected the Collector
ROSDoUT, MY. March 5.-Wm Lounsberry Demo-
craft was to-day elected Mayor of Kingston by about 200
majority This was the trst parry nS 9T Mayor siRee
the organization OF the ciy Inc hebuDicah ei.iIied
corder
RoME, n. Y, March 5.-Tbe Democrats elect Parks
Recorder. by pa majority and the entire city ticket
They also elect three Aldermen and three Supervisors
The Workingnen elect Aldermen and Supervisor
The Republicans elect Que Supervisor. The Council will
stand: Democrats, 10; Republicans, Il Workingmen-
Independent, l.
AUBURN March 5.-Martin L. Waery Democrat and
Nationalstl was elected Mayor by 21i majority over
Orlando Lewis (Republican). In the Common Council
vsors lose one They also elect the Assessor
Justice, the other being Democrat and Nationalist
The election quiet the best OF feeling prevail
inc. The Workugmen were out In force
ROCHESTER, y. Y, March 5.-The Rochester charter
election to-day, quiet, and light vote was poed
(Rpp) reelected Mayor, over flOD iDem)
by 700 and over Roades (WOrkingmanl by 1900 ma
orty Williams (Dem) was reelected CITY Treasurer by
500 majority. Ten Republicans two Democrats and four
Workin gmen elected Supervisors. One Republican.
two Combination Republicans and Democrats three
Democrats and two WOrsingmen were elected Aldermen.
The WOrkngmcns vote Is ZOO less tnan tAat of last
Autumn.
UTICA, March 5.-James Benton (Workingnen's can
didae) was elected Mayor to-day. defeating both tho
Republican and Democratic candidates. The Working.
men also elected City Treasurer ndorscd by the Dem.
ocras and Justice OF the Peace ndorsed by tie Re-
publcans The Republicans elected three Aldermen tho
Democrats SIX, and the WOrkngnen one. The Demo.
Gratis elected SIX Supervisors and tho Republicans four
TROY n Y, March 5-The Democrats elect their city
ticket eight OF the thirteen Supervisors ard eight
out OF the thirteen Aldermen Two OF the School Com
mlssioners are Republican and two Democratic.
The Workingmens ticket received ebnut 1000
votes Berlin. H0Osick, Grafton, Nassau, Pitts.
ton aud Schaghtlcoke return Republican Super
yisors and Groenbush, Lansingburg North Green.
bush, East Greenbush, Petersburg, schodacs, aud
sandlake return Democratlc. The other towns have
not been heard from The County Board of Supervisors
is Democratic by majority, being Republican gain
OF 3.
(Repubican) supervisor
Cohocs elects Republican city ticket except justice
OF the peace Four the five Supervisors aud tLreo of
the five Aldermen are Democrats.
THE ELECTION IN DUCHESS COUNTY.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, March 5.-In conse-
auence bad condition OF the roads, election returns
from the county very meagre. The indications
that the will be very close Mackn,
OF Fishki is beaten by nearly 800 majority. Il looks
IL the Republicans have secured the Board.