New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
0nr Assembly Ticket.

Will the unprejudced citizens of New-York ask
themselves which Ticket presented for their suf.
frages comprises the men best qualified to repre-
sen, them in the Legislature
ROBERT SMITH has long been an active and
prominent Mechanic of this City, has ably repre-.
sented the Fifth Ward in Common Council, ha
received the largest Wing vote of the City ever
cast for Congress, and in every relation has COM
mended himself to the appreciation and esteem ol
his fallow-citzens. As heavy Stone-Cutter he
was early brought in collision with the State Pris
banner of resistance to it. We believe he was
Chairman of the first Anti M Monopoly Meeting eve,
held in this City, and has ever since been energetic
and efficient in the Cause. In him our Mechanics
know they have champion who can never be
bought or swayed to desert their cause.
JOSEPH BLUNT is an eminent Counselor o.
this City, intimately connected with its business
and an early and ardent advocate of the Mechani-
cal and Manufacturing interests. As an earnest,
enlightened advocate of PRoTEcTIoE to those in.
tarests, he is we'll known to our whole People. He
was the protector of the ANNUAL FAIR of the
American Institute, which has done so much To
advance and perfect the Manufactures of our City
He not only projected it, but subscribed money
from his own pocket TO establish it. This is but
one of many occausons on which he has proved his
devotion to our Civ's interests by unostentatious
acts of private muni6cence for public good.
ELBRIDGE G. BALDWIN-our Mechanics
know whether he proved faithful and honest Re
preventative of their rights and interests in the
Legislature last winter Who can say aught against
his course Where are George Weir and his
Mechanic colleagues on the TammaAy ticket las,
year They are left off, Mechanics of New
York. rally for your faithful champion, ELBRlDeE
G. BALDWIN!
HORACE ST. JOHN, SMITH DUNNING,
JACOB ACKER, JAMES B. BRINSMADE,
&c. &c. these men are known to our citizens-,hey
are connected with the business and interests OF
New-York and have proved themselves worthy OF
her confidence Freemen of our City compare
shsm with their Tammsny competitors, and suy
which you ought to come out and vote for next
Tuesday.
IS CITIZENS OF OTHER CoUsrIEs why do you
inges in Nsw-York Hurry home and vote, and
sash icturn 10 your business. NEW-1 ORkERS !!
speak to any man who is staying here so as to en-
danger the loss of his vote! All hands to quarters
W JOHN MckEos modessly suggests a wish
that the Wings Of the Sixth District should .elec,
another candidate for Congress. This is COOL con.
idering tha, John is no, residen, in the D;s,r;c
and couldn't get nominated in his own John.
when the Wings of that District want another
candidate, they WON'T come down town for timber.
ssyour folks have done. They have twenty good
and true men among themselves, when they need
them; but just now HAMtLToS Fish is their man.
Op Hon. WALTER FORWARD, Secretary Of the
Treasury, leaves our City this morning on bries
visit to Connecticut.
p Hon. Isaac FLETCHER, for some year.
member Of Congress from the district in Vermont
nowrepresen,ed by Mr.. MAr1ocKs, snd presiousl.
forsome time member of the Vermont Legislature
died on the 18th ut.
U GEo. EIcHELI is pledged to the one-'erm
principle.