The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18

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FoR DmEcroRs
William B. Astor. N York Charles NJ Leupp N. York
Peter Cooper, T. G.Waterman, Broome
Prosper M. Wetmore, :" Jonathan Plait Tioga CO.
Saul Alley, VIM. Maxwell Chemung CO.
Charles A. Davis Alex. sDiven. Allegany
sheppard Knapp B.Chamberain Catlarsugus
Elihu Townsend, county
stephen Allen Sam Barrel Chautsuque Co
The New Workers. on tits ticket undoubtedly the
very strongest names that ould have been selected
The egues who hang around the Pipelsyers, and the
editor of the Standard newspaper met somewhere about
"a Wall street. and addressed by James Bowen, the
present President Henry L. Person. the brohernaw of
Eeazer Lord Permont and several other relatives Of
the latter agreed that the following ticket would
be voted for by the Ppeuyers party and Mr. Lords
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Lords brother.in-law. now Cashier.
'sss%is u ss rsi;s' Mr. s' saials: ssa
Lord. father.in.law. E. H. Blstchiord present
shsn, a an old gentleman Hiram Gray Of chs%uns
Elsassr 'I Iord. Of RocEand william q. Buclnor
county
The balance of the be made up from the
other ticket The stock holders must keep their eyes
open, else the united interest Of Lord and Bowesthe
former holding about thousand shares-may defeat
the great work. and ruin the interests Of the SHAREHOLDER
and the people of the southern tier, of this great
city.
annual election Oh the Erie hallrOau taxes place
this day at "a Wall street, between 10 A. NJ and p M.
We wish the stockholders to bear in mind that all the
facts which have been published by within month,
developing the utter mbeclity and Encouragement of
the present family and clique charge of the company,
has called forth denial refuation-indeed their
fuation believe to be impossible and while they have
the hired columns Of newspaper at their command, the
only that has been attempted by their employed
editor remark, that made too free Of such
fnrtca nto ourr aaasiou M
appeal to every honest in the community whether il
would have been just expedient to permit that
pany and that great work to be sacrificed by remaining
under the control Of those who have thrown destruction
frightul and general Distress and pecuniary iembar
rassment along in their path We know the opinions of
our fellow-ctizens upon this subject and il have
handled some individuals roughly, IL WIS because they
deserved II, and ten times and let il be long and
lasting admonon to all others placed in similar positions
to act honestly and in accordance with the dictates Of
high moral principle and recude. Reckless creatures
who gain possession of corporation often disregard all
respect for the property OF Others and sacrifice every
thing to their individual profit This system cannot
surely continue much longer II the duty of the press
to arrest and far can. it shall be arrested
Thousands await the result of this days action -
Wall streetlst the stockholders bnt discharge their
duty conscenously, and that great work may yet be
rescued and resuscitated.
This is to them well to the city, a matter
OF the highest importance. The more the re-
suit of the late State election has decided the ques
ton Of furter loans OF State credit. The only hope
ofthe contractors get the due them by the
Company Of the stockholders along the line any
thng retrieve the credit the road the eyes Of ca
palsts and the citizens OF New York This can be done
only by purging company ppeayers and fsmi
ly ciiques who control it, We will here repeat list of
the directors which we published short time since:-
OrvIcERs AND DrsEcroRs THE Earx RAN RoAp.
I. James Bowen, President. O. r. NJ BIatchford.
= H. L. Picrson, Vice do. TO- Simeon Draper, Jr.
and Treasurer H. @. d. Wickham,z
3. Edw Pierson, Cashier. IL Gould Hoyt.
>: h. rierson, ID John Haggerty,
8. Eleszor Lord, IA VIM Kent
6. David ". Lord, u.s. Geo. 0riswold,
7. Elihu Townsend. 10. Freeman Campbell,
8. w. II. Townsend, II. Charles Hoyt
Nos l, and 10 the well known executive commit
tee ofppelaying memory. Nos o. g. and bear to
each other the several relations brothers, fahersn-aw
and brothers-in-law No. 10 is son-iniaw oil No "a
Here we have the cgues which control the undertaking
which the State called pay vast sums in addition
TO the a 900 already lost, and also solution Of the
NV sterous transfers OF Office which have been periodical
10 Lent mn between Nos and II Is to be regretted that
the names Of a few worthy persons mixed up with
these ineress-indeed believe No. Ia IL not now di
rector and No. IL recently paid the great debt
We doubt whether Nos. II, attend meeting
ofdirectors.
lis well known that very large cash subscription
from leading in this city has been offered, providing
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