Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

THIarErrrH PAPER re
Reeorder.-Next is a letter, postmarked, y
'.Philadelphia, 18th Nov.
l2t eents on il, in red ink
On the iaside, Willie Hall, E.g., N. Y.
To Messrs. Hail. Wykof, Wetmore, Glextwsrfh.
Blunt. Van Wrinkle. Hoffman, and others of the New
York Wing Committee
philadelphia, Nov. o. 1884.
Gentlenen:-Ths Wing Committee OF Supeyipten-
dance for the city of Philadelphia having received
the report from those Of their members whs eonsti
tute the delegation, TO attend the New York election,
by which they have learned the distinguished and
favorable reception given to the said delegation by
their brethren Of New York, and the attention and
brotherly kindness with which they treated
duiisg their stay in that city, with feelings Of pride
and pleasure embrace the occasion to return their
warmest Acknowledgements TO yor, and through you
to all Of the New York Wings, with whom the de e.
gaiisn had the pleasure Of Intercourse.
The Committee regretting, in common with yeur-
selves the unfavorabe result OF the election your
city yet indulge the be- ftha their dcleg wss
in some measure, instrumental in afordng aid 60 the
ledge Of their presence in New York and their
distribution at the different ward polls of that city,
operated edeetuaIly in preventing hcsts of The Phi
attempting to vote or to interfere in your election
They beg You, therefore, that they and tie feeble
aid they able TO afford you not suf cent to
contribute efectually to that succession whctIyeu
noblv contended, and which you So well deserved,
yet il all they could honorably give and that it
given in that spirit which should white band or
freemen struggling in support Of their dearest rights
and the constitution Of their country.
Among the many violent and fraudulent measures
recently Practsed by our opponents in order 20 OBJ
tain success, that Of transferring voters from dis
trict or state to another holds a prominent places
and from what experienced Of its effect upon the
late election in the districts adjoining city,
are induced to fear that il will at no distant period
be brought to bear the city hsef, and prestrste
that aseendar ey which is at present usptsined By
the supporters OF ORDER law, and consti, utioDal lib
srty. Should that day unfortunately and unhappiIy
upon our brother wings Of New York 70 come and
ave band Of rufiars brough from that city 10 OPP
pose u.s. feel confident that the appeal VIII net b
made in vain. Then, too, should We be enabled 70
enjoy the high qualification Of recipre cst,g n
measure their late kind attention 10 US which
never forget and for which we beg more 10 Of
fer our sincere asd respectful aeknowisd snsnts.
For yourselves, gentlemen, personally and isdi-
vdually, be pleased TO accept the assurance OF owr
highest esteem and respect
CDTrcvo John Thoma.o~ IA
VIVA Crab Jane. Bush.
FouRrrrSrH PArzR
Recorder-The next is in the shape Of a le'tsr
addressed to John F. RaJmSsd e.
ton the other side iD ,.rpuo,s
Masonic Hall
Tn. Recommending men wish YOU 10 arrssgss
vote in your ward. Will you accommodate then,
and oblise
Yours, Respectfully f.
JAMES n. VAN ALLEN
p s.-Addison Doughsrty will tell you that aifs
righ'.
rfrTfEErH PApEr.
Recerder.-The next is in the shape OF a letter
that has be en- sealed and addressed thss
JAS B. GLENTwORTH, Esq Masonic Hal.
On the baet in pencil, IL "Wm Hunter, "a Ward.
On the inside is "Wbig Head'Q usrtcrs, 9th Ward.
I have sent to Freedom for the force you request
ed He replies he cannot spare anything; You enst
send some Yourself
JAS. II. BRAlNE,
Chairman 9Th Ward Committee, N. v.
1ith April, 1882
SIXTEENTH AND sEvrrrEErTu rArEHe
Reeorder.-Tbe next papers are two paPcrs,ohs
lying In the other.
On the inside is,
John II. Gore. paid.
George Marie, paid.
Thomas Harvey, paid.
John Force, paid
Robert Bowman.
WIN. Rogers paid
Horace Marks, paid.
In pencil.
Those thus marke cd with In the Isle q M nss,
hsd the pes through them IN thr original copy.
These two words you" and "srrsrre, tsve
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