New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-11
THE Wards are Awake /.

's~'t AASt
which viii tell nobIy on the Mayor. Friends :!
fight out your Collector split, fairly like men, and
be good friends as ever at sunset to-day; but %
sure not to throw away your Assistant Alderman
We set you down 600 FOR Robert Smith.
sAUCY SECOND. Never Loco has q look
here. Our friends are united, and have done
their work, though making no noise about IT We
count on 200 Cor Smith.
GALLANT THIRD! You are wanted for
the full amount Things are altogether too
sleepy here. Why won't somebody run stump
or get 1p volunteer ticket We sec that the
Loco Foco Collector has Wing ballots printed
nth his name ON them This ought to arouse
all the friends of the clean Wing Ticket Come
out, Wings OF the Third and pile up 700 major
itv for Robert Srsith One less is unworthy OF
YOU and you can give more If you try. But let
il go at 700.
DUBIOUS FOURTH. You must come back
TO the Wing standard to-day! There ID every
I chance for it. The Wing candidates are remark
ably and deservedly popular; and the monstrous
lies palrned upon the Sailors last Fall about the
Wing Tariff destroying commerce must n now
recoiI on the heads OF their utterers That the
Loco. Focos expect to be beaten Is evident rom
the fact that their candidates are selling eac"
other-their Collector having procured to be PRINT
ed Wing ballots with his name on then-of
course to trade upon. We wont clam any ma
iority on Mayor, though we hope to get some'
with good part of our Ward Ticket
STEADY FIFTH .Ay, ay, sir Yes,
all is right in the Fifth How could 1t be other
wise in the Ward so long and ably served as Al
5erman by RopERr SMITH Arcuarlns, the Loco
Collector has got Wing ballot printed with his
name on it, which will call out all the friends OF
the Wing Cause and fair play. Not vote short
of 800 majority for Smith.
BLOODY SIXTH We won't tell all we
hope from this Ward, but we know Aid. CRoLUs
is popular, as is OWEN w. BRENNAN, our Colec-
tor and we feel quite sure Of their election We
know that Yesterday the Locos were afraid shaler
acould decline, as they said his friends would vote
for Crous rather than Emmons, who Is rather
too nell knoarn We concede 300 majority to
Morris. but our friends can reduce it to 200 If
they work night.
HARD-FOUGHT SEVENTH we hear good
news of you! Of the Wing Alderman our hope
is almost certainty, and we look confidently Tor
a full Wing Ticket We only claim lou tor
Smith, but mean to have more.
EMPIRE EIGHTH! shall your faithful
GEpNEY be defeated Has he not deserved bet
ter at your hands And SWEET, too-he was
foully cheated out of his election last year by
Loco.Foco fire companies brought in from the
Fifteenth, and prisoners imported from BLACK
Wells Island. Eighteen OF them IN one house !!
You owe it to your candidates to elect them
you owe it still more to yourselves-and yet your
Collector quarrel makes US doubt little. Wings
of the Eighth resolve to carry your Aldermen
and you WILL! Any how, Robert Smith will
have maority-we'n state it moderately at 2OO
NINTH The ring of the stone-hammer IN
this Ward has infused new life into the Wings.
Our Assistant Alderman Is pretty satcr aad-a good
look for some others. 1t IS generous 10 give Nor
.ris 900 here, but wen do 1t.
TENTH! Purdy, we apprehend, Is still lord
and master here, but gallant resistance will be
made by the Wings. BRADFORD for Alderman,
and FERRY for Collector would create soul un-
der the ribs of DEATH Well give Morris $50 as
the outside.
ELEVENTH. Looks dark, but there are signs
of daylight There is vigorous revolt against
the Hatfield dynasty, which has so long ruled
the Ward with rod of Iron. How this may
affect the Charter we cannot tell. 1t seems
wicked TO give Morris 800 here, but we will
4 take it back tonight if it proves too much
1t is large estimate.
BLOOMING TWELFTH! The Country
Ward, is steadily improving, politically as well
as physically. The Wings run their popular Al
dermen of last year the Locos have made q most
unpopular Ticket, which was only forced down
the Threats of many by virtue of the bludgaon.
Heads were cracked like walnuts the night the
ticket was agreed to. We say so for Smith and
the clean Wing ticket.
THIRTEENTH. Our friends have chance
to elect about half their Ticket if they WILL As
they are not apt to strain themselves, however, we
allow Morris 400, which is moro than he need
have
FOURTEENTH Both Loco-Foco tickets
run and the election of JOHN B. ScoLEs Tor AL
dernlan and part OF our ticket seems certain Yet
the Wings must cork here or Morris will have
800 majority, though he ought not to have 200.
GLORIOUS FIFTEENTH! There Is a
lovely Wing split here for Collector, which viii
bring out the votes for Smith beautifully. We set
tho majority at 900, but it can be made l,0o0 ii
the last vote is brought out to-day. Fifteenth
do your utmost you can never have better
cause or a fairer chance of victory
VIGOROUS SIXTEENTH! the young Her
cules OF the City sure for the clean Wing Tick
ct and at least 800 for Smi,h-we hope TO 500.
The way his neighhors and brother Mechanics
take hol for him is Just The right way, and ii tells
SEVENTEENTH. We put this Ward against