The Board Of Supervisors

Politically the Board of Supervisors tor the coming year mi y bu classitied as follows : DKMOCRATS. Bridgewater, - Daniel LeBaron Dexter, - - Fred. E. Stiyder. Freedom, - - Jacub Breining. Liuia, - - Charles Wbitaker. Lodi, - - - Egbart P. Harper. Lyudon, - - Thomas Young. Manchester, - Horatio Burcu Northfleld, - - Patrick S. Purtell. Scio, - - Patrick MeGuinness. Shuron, - - John J. Robison. Sylvan, - - Timothy Mc:Kone. Ypaüanti, 2d dist., Martin fci. Sbutts. HEPUDLIOANS. ( Gonrad Krapf. Ann Arbor City, 1 Alonzo A. Gregory ( Bandall Schuyler. Ann Arbor Town, Isaac N. S. Fostur. Augusta, - - John D. Oloott. Pittsfield, - - Morton F. Case Salem, - George S. Wheoler. Salini, - - Everett B. Clark. Superior, - Freeruan P. Galpin. Webster, - - L. Dow Ball. York, - - John W. Blakeslee. Ypsilanti City, lst dist., Lee Yost. Ypsilanti Town, W. Irving Yeckley. Demoorats, 12; Kepnblicans, 13, - nreiuisin.' "-- ■ -1- - -". 01 M uicjkiij.stur, ran and was ele.cted on an exclusive greenback ticket and muy organize a party of his own in the Board. Harper, of Lodi, was aiso eleoted ou a Union or Citizen' ticket, but we suppose will not object to boing classed as a Democrat. Those marked with a were members of the Board last year, and of tha new uiumbera Rgbison is nn old one. The charter elections this year are curiously mixed, but wear rather a green and jamidiced hue. ïho Republicana hhuui to have elect.od iiiayors in Ann Arbor, Big Rapids, Lapeer, Muskegou (H. H. Holt, ex-lieutenant governor), Niles, Port Huron, Traverse City, Tawas City, and Ypsilanti ; also, supervisors in Beu ton Harbor, St. Johns and innumerable other places. The Democracy have elected uiayora in Alpena, Bay City, East Saginaw, Flint (with a Republican city goverumeut), Grand Haven, Greenville, Iunia, msing, Monroe (with a republicau city governinent), Ovvosso, Pontiac, Saginaw, and St. Clair. The Green back party have elected mayors in Adrián (with Representativo R. B. Robbins as justice of the peace), Battle Creek, Caldwater, Grand Rrpids, Hillsdale, Jaokson, Marshall, Mason, Midland, and Vassar. Con8idering the Greenback move as a Democratie stratagem, it has been successful iu many places ; but the votéis wjll soon iind out- as they did on election day in Lansing - that DO Deunocrat votes tor a Republican Greenback er wheu there is a candidato of his own party. Republicana are used tor bate but not permitted to hold the tish-pole. Hillitdale and Barry counties, two Republican strongholds, are said to bn caught this spring on a bare hook. tor such is the Greenback version of wealth fruía irredeemable paper currency. -