New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-28

Town Name Politics
n,,lfori..........T. EwooI c.rrent-r .Rpuhuc,n.
Eas, ohcster... IIa-lert Democrat.
Iisrris5m cor. " Giring ,-pnbcn
Levstofo. .......Jamcs 4 Ercckcli...... Democrat.
Mamaroneck ..... e, hatlrs " hiNi"r..... ''n'r.ai
ST. venom Dennis .aci. Dom 6oidoyer
..franeIs 81 carpen'er I;csaoiIlcan.
North cast". Jo.rph ., Sc. ..''''-
Ossniug. ......... q. W Todd ........... ,rml'rai.
i'canG rr' i:iec. y 8 beoora
Addison Johnson. .''''it iulhran.
scafsale. .Chaunccy T. Sccor..... !'mg' at
W..t Chestrr...N s. " d............ Republican.
Yorktowr........ Ferdinand IIarton...... Democrat.
Firs, ward. NJ. Fitzgerald. .......... pemo3cTat
asG@9a T5 wy9T wST i 4 5"ri''' irii" iaric'n
Fourth Ward charles. II. Dlscnbcrry. Republican.
Fifth ward. isaiah Frazicr.......... Republican.
TRc o HoarG .,ood D'nocra- Il. Republicans. 10.
heavy vote was polled in most of the towns.
In a few the dominant faction elected its ticket
without opposition. The hottest fights were in
Yonkers and West Chester. In both places the Ike
publicans were successful
The election at West Chester Village was n warm
one 1t was the old fight between the Morrises, Of
racetrack notoriety. and the Independents. All day
both sides We're busy Gr'E Eep,bican SuS canddate
the day. Up t., midnight the ballots had a. not
wonder there was little or no fighting. ,
The election for Supervisor IN the town oi North
''" = - Tecd who was elected was unopposed The
vote was light. In North Salem the Republcans
also returned their Supervisor. Henry w Norton.
Mr. Norton opposed by Darius Brown VINO was
badly beaten The Republican majority was great
ly increased. - .,.,
turnover. The town has heretofore been soiidly
Democratic. bat there only one candidate on
that ticket elected yesterday q. W. Davenport lse-
publican was elected Supervisor by J." majority
over his opponent. There were six tickets IN the
field. All sorts OF combinations were made Ihere
is talk of having the entire election thrown out
Tho pools opened at 522 but II was O'Clock before
the ballots reached some of the booths. This Is eN-
pl ained by a delay Of the town clerk, II was not
until Monday morning that some oi the copy was
given to the printer. They were worked on All ,iiy
and night and the presses were still running When
The noils opcned The delay caused by a legal
fight The Democrats were divided one iacton'
known as the Dillon faction. had lts ticket ac-
cepted as the regular The clerk refused 10
accent the ticket of the Shannon faction 1he mat
ter was carried into court. The shannon lhctloh
had its ticket printed under the caption Demo
cratic Peoples. Some allege that the clerk was
not a free agent in the delay. as ne was cahusnhte
for recollection the Dillon ticket IN one or tle
districts the letter ~ In the word March, on
The Endorsement was pulled out, and the word Is
spelled "M rch." This, 1t Is alleged VIII IhNaua'e
the vote in that district. - ~, D., ,,,,,s1 os
foiIows. Supervisor Addison Johnson, Repubican'
was elected by ii3 majority; John G. haipil hepup-
ican was elected Town Clerk by l3S majority.
stcuhen A. Marshall Democrat, was proDdDIy
tbat the rest OF the ticket will be carried by the
Republlcans At the elecon In Ossinlns' the foi,
ioy,,r,S were elected Supervisor. Gilbert NJ Todd
TT,an,1 Town Clerk. Robert T: Dennis Rep);
Go,iect1r Richard Kroner Dem); Justice or the
Pee. William G. Valentine. CRep)