Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-03
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), rhas Swine, "a Isaac Ediisol
), Nm. Deshur.
,xt WAS the following letter, postmarked Phila.
~, Nov y ia cents, directed to Willis Hall
,,.<.rs Hail. Wyckof, Weimore, Gentworth,
- y,n Winklc Hoffman and others of the \. Y.
VIZ PniLApEirmi,, Nov. Is, 1889.
a,,en The Wing Committee of Superinten
! ,Ar city of Philadelphia, having received n
Z" . ,,u those of their members who constitute The
Ton ,c attend The New York election, by which
-s,,, learned the distinguished and favorable
- ,riytn Ia the SAID delegation BY their brethren
>w York, aud the attention and broiherly kind
. N which they were treated during their stay
-, cts, with feelings of pride and pleasure,
IN. occasion 10 return their warmeSt acknnw-
I..n,, 10 YOU, and through you TO al vi the New
Why's With whom the delegation had the pleasure
~, -ccnrse. The committee regre,tlng, IN common
. ourselves the untavorable result OF the election
cty vet indulge the belief that their delegn.
80, m some measure instrumental IN ahnrding aid
-. .-,cnis of order and the laws. They believe that
ledge of their presence in New York, and their
=. h,,on at the different ward polls of that city,
tied c.ftctually in preventing most Of the Phi
sl,hia torres who were then in your city from at
...,g 10 vote, from interfering in your election
yb, b,- you. therefore, that though the feeble aid
y v,r, able I" afford y"u, not sufficient 10 con-
h,,s .ti.ciuav Ia that success for which You
H. Intended, and which you we'll deserved, yet IT
- N Ines could h"noraby give, and that it was given
.l,t sntr,t which should unite band of treemen
.,,,,nt IN support of their dearest rights and the
,s.-tE.i n o. their country. Among the many vi"-
,, ana fraudulent measures recently pract'sed ny
IN. n.nS in order TO obtain success, that Of
,s:.-r:nr voters from one district State TO ann
.b.r holds prnninen, place: and from what we expe
or. IL is effect upon the late election in the dis
..s Adj ,uuy city, We are induced To fear that
n n, distant period he broug hi In bear the city
, and PROSTATE that nsc infancy which at present
o,in.d hy the supporters of order, law and consti
,r.on,l / b-,,v Should that day unfortunately and
;.n,,ly come and should we in h"nr of extremity
-, mon our brother Wings Of New York to come and
,ae hand nj h,rtd ruians brought from that city I"
,oo-e rs feel confident that the appeal will not b.
,,f. in vain Then, to,, should we b. enabled tn
~ ~. h. oh qualification of ecprocatng in some mea-
ir late kind attention 10 Us, which can never
T -rr, and for which beg more TO offer our
sincere and respectful acknowledgements. For your
Selves gentlemen, personally and individually, be
leased 10 accept the assurance Of highest
snc respect.
On behalf of the Committee
{. B TREGo.
JOHN THoMAsToS.
WILLIAM A. Craft
JAMES Bush.
II The next paper was a letter addressed to John
+ RAYMOND, Esq, 10th ward.
Joho + Raymond, Masonic Hall.
Dear Sir: The accompanying men wish yon to ar.
range - vote IN your ward. Will you accommodate
item, and oblge, Yours respectfully,
: Adds IN Doughcrty will tell you that all is
.gb,
Il The nex, was the following:
T James B. Glentworth, Esq, Masonic Hall.
Wing Head Quarters, 4h ward.
have sent to Freedom for the force you requested.
ie feples he cannot spare any thing You must send
j, some yourself JAMES H. BRAlNE,
Chairman 4th ward Committee.
Y, 18th April, 1889.
"a the back of this written Mr. Hunter I'd ward
IL Another paper containing
John Il. Gore, paid.
George Moore, paid.
Thomas Harvey, paid
Robert Boorman, paid
VIM. Rogers, paid.
Harris Marks, paid
James Larmentor, paid.
Jacob Hugher, paid.
Vim. Saffron, paid.
VIM Hedey, paid.
ia Strain, paid.
Philip McGmis, paid
e. Cambell paid
Mr. Young received
e. CAMPBELL, paid
Mr. Young paid cot.
IL. Another paper in pencil, As follows;
:. 9TH ward challenged.
l4th ward voted.
+ih ward voted.
eth do do
9th do do
18th do do
10th do DO
18th do do
Thursday.
5th ward voted
Sd do do
I'd challenged
9TH voted
The next was the following list:
Checks S237
. J. B. Wheeler
80 n. B. Blunt 100
100 j. Even 80
20 J. Mount 30
80 H. w. Merritt p
Clsh = R. Hall y
i72s J Foot ~
30 II. G. Dunnel %
=. 6 E. Phillips .
80 227 W. r. Lowere ~
235 J. L. Sharp 20
90 j. Smith 20
500 c. Van Wrinkle 20
j. W. Pinckney g
y ! : $ $, v Warner % 70
S. A. Vanderlip ~
J. Coggeshall %
1856
r. The next was two sheets of paper attached, con.
u mug follows:
Re d Of J. B Glentworth $40 for circulating circu'
lar-. Sc, e., IN hr 18th ward. VIM. White
New York. Oct IL, lo:s-
Rec & Oct, 3d. ls3S, 50 account,
Thomas NJ. Taylor.
Rcd, New York, Oct IA, 1885, $40, for crcuIa,-
M. tickets, &c, Of J, B. Glentworth.
James Woodman
Reed of J. 3. G!entworth, Oct 25, ls3S, $40.