Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-29
Democratic Primaries.
Busy Times at the Voting Places-V
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susy Times at the Voting PlaCes-WhO 1
VIII be the Candidates.
The Democratic primaries were held last
evening, and much interest was taken in
hem, especially in some of the large Demo
cratic strongholds. Mayor Robertson, ex
Mayor Lewis and Selectman f. s. Andrew |
we're the names that doomed up in the con- |
test for Mayor, with probable dark horse in |
Hon. James Gallagher or Hon. G. B. Bowers.
f. S. Andrew developed much strength,
and many of his warm friends are quite san
guine of his success in the convention. The
friends of Mayor Lewis carried several wards,
and Mayor Robertsons friends carried sever
al for him.
Town Agent Reynolds apparently has 8
walk over for another term as town agent.
For the town clerkship Mr.. Graves and
Mr. Shuster are about neck and neck.
FIRST WARD.
The First ward primary was held under
Peck's Grand Opera House. Mr.. VIM. Ii.
Law was moderator and announced the vote.
which was 115 for the Robertson ticket to
10 for the Lewis ticket. The delegates elect
ed are:
City-A. L. Kidston, Edmund zacher, C. A. Linds
Town-George j. Hitler, Clark Peck, Hugh I. Fin
Assessors and Board of Relief-Charles Ruickholdt,
wn w II Mnsy W G1seG
Ingersoll, e. Gilbert Austin, Edmund A. Ender.
Ward Neminating CommtteerJonathan lngersoll'
Michael Doherty, N. Chaplin, Philip Winter, Dennis
Leary, Jas A. Bristol August Resinger, John Carney
Otto Hintz, Marvin H. Amesbury, Herman Alderman,
.an asa
Charles Bonner, Philip Flemming, John Keller, Geo
bitt, Howard W. Maine, Fred c. Anderson
Ward Committee-William H. Law. George Z. Net
Teton, Joseph II. Keefe.
Primary Philip Goodhardt.
SECOND WARD.
In the Second ward the ticket was headed
'Fer Town Agent, James Reynolds" The
ticket elected received ia votes and is as fol-
lows
Town-Joseph D. Plunkett, Ell M X Charles sprey-
er, James Donnelly, Lott J. Cunningham.
City-Harvey B. Dorman, Charles f. Bollman,
Assessors and Board Of ReiiefMcSsel Collins 81.
George F. Peckham, Louis Was, Michael Healy,
Justices of the Peace-Lyman V. Treat, Patrick
Murphy, Joseph C. Hauser, John Gaven, DR.. F. o.
Ward Nominating Committee-Robert Reilly, John
schenck, NJ. Beecher, jr., NJ F. o'sullivan, Charles
Sylvester Ishey E.
Gruner, George B. Allen, James Keheley Rudolph
r NJ Stevens. J. j. sullivan, John Hayes. James
Howard Fred Lutz, James Mcdonald, Patrick Leon
ard, and thirty Others
THIRD WARD.
There was the usual activity at the Third
ward polls, which were at 2O5 Commerce
street. The ticket elected. entitled ''the
regular" was as follows:
Town-John Conboy, Daniel Flynn. Daniel F: Kelly
Frank Mccrann, James MoDe Dc Henry aobell
City-Patrick Moran, Michael Cnrnan, Frank Nc
Hnga Mohse1 A. Moran yohn NJ ddea 9nn
Doran.
AIcKiernan, James VIM. Michael F. harrington
Robert Holnger, Patrick Byrne, James Farrell, Will
Roa nGa OF
Ford Michael Meaovern, Thomas Stanford, John LIE
Hse
Justices of the Peace-Maurice J. O'Reily, Michae
mseey' faSr,ck st negna1, nhsEies
| Floyd, Charles N. Lockery.
John j. Dobson, Bernard Flynn James Doyle, william
Alling Thomas P Burns Patrick ]. Reardon. Patricl
Key Thomas Eis William pasan Johg
jeremiah Sullivan, John II. Dillon and thirty
Ward Committee-James McDermott, John Kelly
| Primary Committeeman-John Doran.
FOURTH WARD.
| In the Fourth ward nearly 400 votes were
| polled. The voting place was at 227 Yves
Water street. The friends of the elected
ticket, which was headed ''Young Men,
| Ticket, " were exuberant in announcing 9Th,
defeat of Clancy, Carberry and Shannon fo
the first time in the memory of man." TIL
delegates on the elected ticket are:
| City-John Fl. Leeds, James J. Kennedy Angus
Kspitzke Michael Heenan, John Reilly, Edward Cad
| Town-James Whately, Thomas Brennan, Lewis "
Barnes James Phelan, James Gunnip, Henry PHILIPPE
Justices Of the Peace-Robert Mason, Thomas Me-
son. Patrick J. Cain, Edward Farrell, John Smith
Assessors and Board Of Relef-Daniel Carroll, Dav
id g. Freeman John b. Gibney. Daniel Mcdahe,
| Ward Nominating Committee-Bsrnard Smith, Al
drew Baird, Charles Mann, Michael Blake samus
Hubert o. White, Peter McCake, Daniel Hogan, Alfre
A. Hodge, Thomas Hynes John North, John Mcoo1
Ward Committee-Peter MeKeon, Edward Stanton.
Primary Committeeman-James J. Kennedy.
FIFTH WARD.
The Fifth ward was nearly unanimous fe
!. Lewis. There were three Lewis tickets I'll
voting was at Mr.. Tuttle store, corner
Wooster and Chestnut streets. The Sulliva
ticket for Lewis Sullivan for committeeman
received PIP votes the ticket styled the res
ular Lewis ticket, 118. There were ]
scratches. On the acceptance of the ru1.
there were 70 yes and Is no votes. TT
whole number of votes cast was 343 nun
Der of names coecked 312. Chairman M
Govern declared the vote. The delegate
elected are as follows:
City-Capta1n Richard Peck Isaac strouse, Frar
Thompson, William Sullivan Charles Dietterlein.
Assessors and Board of Reief-Wiliam Hull, Cha
W. Bradley, Harry Flynn. Charles Pal1rnan, Will a
{ WEIGH 40 Warren street,.
Justices of the Peace--James P. Barker, John
futile, Abram Ullman, George 8. Thomas, Jof
Murphy.
Town-Nathan 81. futile, Jacob Mailhouse Franc
Waddock, Charles Vekman, William WEIGH GIG Sta
street).
= Ward Nominating Committee George F. Holeon
? @. T. Driscoll Charles R. Sperry, Max Mailhous
John Lynch, Henry f. Andruss, E. A. Joachinso
Henry L. Clark, Frank p: Wills, Malachi Collin
D Ward Committee-Michael McGovern, John Mile
= William Sullivan.
Primary Committeeman William Sullivan.
, SIXTH WARD.
The Sixth ward Democratic primary "
held at 10 Greene street land there were thr
tickets in the field, one being regular, OF
being ''Hugo'' ticket, and the other bel,
! the "Young Mems" ticket. The "regula,
: ticket was elected by plurality of 21O. TT
Hugo ticket received 178 votes and Il
: Young Mems 1928 votes This is a Robertst
ticket, and Reynolds ticket for Tow
Agent. Following are the delegates elected
City-William B. Catlin, 8. Harrison Wagner, Jo
I | McHugh, Louis Wagnon, Patrick Willis, Frank N
| Gowan.
8 Town-John D. Belcher, Bernard Clark. Thorn
Teddy, Bart Kelly, Thomas F. Carroll, Jacob p Mai
Acoao or,a nd f n Exorf