Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-02
FRIDAY. MARCH 2, 1882.
NOMINATIONS
For Members of the Common Council.


For Members of the Common Council.
To M. Voters of the Is. Ward.-The follow
,,r Gentlemen are proposed as Members of the
Common Council. and will be supported BY eve
nv man that loves Liberty, Industry, and Econo-
my. =, ,t.n,
Robert W. Hunter, James Az Mcmea'
John H. SieLpdrt, R0oe1 III. NnfeF.
The following gentlemen will be supported Tor
Tho Common Council to represent the lat ward:
Reuben Johnston, Sr. n. IT. H.ner'
Thomas T.. Baird, Johh n. oteDaTt'
The following gentlemen are proposed as mem
beers Of Common Council tor me rirs' ward
'''' AN OLD lNHABITANr.
po,,bso hbn zion. Sr. Benom Uheat.
j. w. McRea, Is. T. Fsa"d"'
Ta the Vofers of the Isl Uard.-'rhe follow
inn, asn,I.men would recommend to your sui
fra.es 70 REPRESENT Us in Council Tor the ensuing
year: =, ,rD
R~ebea JaknstOn. Sen. J. NJ McReG.
Th,,,o",s 4 Ba:rd. Benjamin II Fsadaa.
One OF THE VOTERS.
The following gentlemen will be supported for
me Common Council from the lst Ward:
Ro.efK Miller, b + fsndaH'
Thomas E. Baird. j. M.-Hchea'
The following Gentlemen will be supported
for the Common Council to represent the Sna
Ward, by MANY 'oiEH'
H. Bryan, Scar. H. moore,
Mr. Sno,r,lea.-We the People will support
the fol,ovIne Ticket for Council from the 2ud
Ward.
Geo ~ Smoo., Robert barry,
Thomas l.. Martin, Edgar SRoecde',.
yecond u ard. Il propose the following Tick
ct. va:
Robert Jameson, II. Moore.
Edgar SaO,cdel, Geo. H. omoot'
To the Toiers ofthe Second Uard.-Feilow-
Citizens From my intercourse with you MINK
have satiSfac toriIy ascertaned that you desire
a change In your representation in our Town
Council.
beg leave to propose Tor your consideration
the following named gentlemen. They will be
warmly supported by manv, and trust will re-
ceive YOUR unanimous suHrages.
,S;I,s Reel. Edgar Sno,cden,
Rabert Jameson, George II S'noot.
February 90.
Mr.. Snoudes-The following Ticket will be
supported by the Voters Of the Second Ward tor
the new Council. nEtoRM'
Geo N ND,oot, Edgar Sao,oden,
H. Moore, fo0en Bmfy'
We propose the following Ticket to the voters
of The Sd Ward,
If;iEgn C. Gardacr, Edm L. Lee,
n Hone IL. Br0CHaf.
KING STREET VorERs.
For the third Ward the following Ticket is
proposed.
John Grubb, Robert Bro6en,
James Hmia, Ezra Lua.
Mr.. Sno,edea-I perceive, from the vanes OF
the Churches, which way the wind blows-it is
dine East. Retrocession or no Retrocession,
shall vote Tor men who, believe, are content to
submit, to the will of the majority, when fairly
.s,ertained. either IN matters OF Church State.
n.g leave 10 recommend for Con- q linen to re-
nrasao, the Third Ward the following named
gentlemen: nv
James Douglas, nm I. Gnrdner,
Inn. III. 1NiHer. John Grub.
Who | hope will be supported by every
FRIEND TO LIBERTY.
Mr., Sno,cden-A Friend TO Liberty" Is,
imagine, mistaken in surprising the gentlemen
nominated BY him for the third ward, are content
20 suhm;t to the :. will of the majority either in
matters Of church or state" He certainl, is as
to one of them. VINO understand, declines be-
inc a candidate, and is moreover said TO be incl
Iigible having no freehold in the THIRD WARD.
P z What has the East Wind to do with
the subject. A.
To the Voters Of the Third Ward,-For the
first time, take the liberty Of recommending the
fullowins gentlemen to represent our Ward the
ensuing wear in Council:
James Douglas, Rooen 6roe6en,
F-,o I,m,. N X. Tzhugh
I wish the Voters to look at the merits OF these
gentlemen, and support them accordingly
A VOTER.
The attention Of the Voters OF the Fourth
Ward is Called to the following Ticket: !
lillian ~. NWf, r. ,ayor'