New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-28
UEsTCHES7ER COUNTY POLITICS,

The election for town officers i'll Westminster
County will take place to-day In number OF
the towns the present Supervisors have proved salts
factory to their fellow tOwnsmen, and will either he
vo1ed forby both political parties will be allowed re-
election without opposition. In Bedford Joseph E. Bar
rett U2ep) will be most PROBABLY reelected without OPP
position In Cortlaudt, William Mabic (Dem) who
has been several years in the Board, has been renol-
mated by his party and approved by the Republicans
In Eastchester there is prospect OF bitter fight for
the SuperyisOrship The regular Republican conVen-
ton nominated Colonel Henry Huss the present ncum-
bent and the Democrats have nominated David Quack-
phusb who represented the in the Board for two
wears Some of the Republicans being defeated In their
choice OF the nominee, will support Quacklnbush The
Grcenbaekers have nominated Robert Marks for Super
visor. For the Office Of Town Clerk there are
four candidates in the field, follows: Albert +.
Gescbeidt DemJ George II. Lawrence, Irregular Rep;
George W. Hunt Opposition Reps Alfonso A. Bridge.
man. bk Justice OF the Peace there are also four
candidates in the field: Robert w. Einunds CDem.);
Charles H. Bgeow Irregular Rep; Isaac A. Earring
ton Opposition RepJ, and James Wilkinson tGbk).
For Receiver of Taxes the candidates are, Andrew
George, jr DEM; George E. Archer (Rep), ana An
drew Anderson (GbkJ. In Greenburg the Demo
Gratis Saturday reDOmnated T. W. Cristeld,
and the Republicans nominated william l. Wood "a their
candidate In Harrison the Republicans have ren0mi-
mated George T. Burling, the present incumbent for
superyjsor and the Democrats have approved his nomi
nation In LeWlsh0rO, tue RepuDucdns HdNc IcHomi-
mated Johu C.. Holmes, the present incumbent. In
Mamaroneck, NJ Banta, Democrat, the present incum-
bent has been again nominated and approved by the
Republicans.
In Mount Pleasant the Democrats have renOminated
Moses W TAYLOR Newcastle the election Of Francis
NJ Carpcnter Qsep), who has represented the town for
many wears past conceded by the Democrats In the
town of New-Rochele, Henry d. Phelps Gep) has been
reomnated. the Democrats have made no n0inlna-
ton. North Castle the Republicans nave maze Inc
following nominations: Supervisor, Edwin Il.
Hopkins Town Clerk, MeTwln H. Baker,
Hiram Mead and Samuel II. Trip; OyeIseers OF the
Poor David Ferris and Edward Riley; COlnmlss0ner Of
Highways. Ralph T. Griswold; Auditors, Smith wright
and Amos Mead. In the town OF O>hlhhS the 1cphbn-
Many, for Supervisor; James Adams. IoWn
Clerk: stephen Aylcs Justice OF the Peace;
Fowler d. Palmer Assessor, ana Alfred Locke,
Collector In Pelham the Democrats have nOml-
Town Clerk and Theodore PersOnni Justice o the Peace
In the town of Rye, the Democrats lave nominated
Samuel W. Johnson lOF Supervisor and the Republicans
have approved the nomination For Justice OF the Peace
the Republicans nominated l-Ihram SONS, Iof MhlGh
office the Democrats have made 40 nomination Inidy
Sands was nOmna ed by the Democrats Tor Town tcTk,
for which the Republicans have made no nomination.
In the town of Weschestcr James Henderson,, IT, was
Nominated by the Democrats for Supervisor ana the Re
Dubicaus approved him. Peter Brgg was nom |
candidate In White Plains the Democrats have made |
The following nominations j. Malcolm smith FOR super
visor; Douglas Murray, Town Clerk; George H. Mead
Collector; William VI. skinner, Member OF County Com |
Jacob Read Supervisor Dr samuel swift Mayor for
Alderman FIRST Ward, Edward Mitchell; Second Ward |
lanes Bowler; Third Ward, william ID. Fox; Fourth |
Ward, nomination.