New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-05


mnort.ut .i,n,on Of President of the Board Of Education
cannot be mistaken All the rest of the ticket have had er
r-nc- and practical knowledge Of the duties and feson'lb
ties OF their respective Offices.
The Committee need but say addition that these officers
will all for the next year and Of them for the next i've
wears have the control the Schools the education OF the
children and the unlimited appropriation OF "iatr'tr heas
they may deem necessary OF the inhabitants OF our city
hosr vino do not at time for this purpose act As be-
comes the high character of american Cii-ens, may long
ay. cause to repent tci. criminal Indifference the most
vital ouesjon Of Republican Government Eesrsctfuly
submitted: JOB -; ~ hi5 AZ / -
fFT5FlEk;S S S,{YN2SNS, Committee.
je3 2ts CALVIN Balls,
NJ second yVnr,i.-Af Meeting Of the Second
Ward Democratic Wing Executive Committee, held May 81
the following Ticket recommended for the support o
the Electors of the Ward for the Election be held Non
day, June 5:
WILLIAM CAFE F. co""is Bi&KZiiL1A DENISc.
WILLIAM coLcl saE n'''e5 51SEs KELLY.
1o''s l. At F cAASiEi i oN-
jr5 2 tt JAMES KELLY, Chairman
~ Third gvnrt;.-It a meeting .; the Third Ward
Democratic Wing Executive Committee held Monday
evening May % 1888 No. col Washnsoneet they re-
tn support of the Electors Of the Ward
Election to be held on Monday, June ),
ISAAC ~ JOHNSON. JOHN a. UNDERW GOD.
ELLIS POTTER For 1"s22init SNAs ,leELRAru.
las VAN NosyEA SIS 1j ESof,u N9aGASv
rhos G DG GGtVERSgu Tolt 6d 81 E8rfo'A
3 - i, order Of Inc '0'" Summing DUER Chairman.
Third Ward-REGTLAR TICKET.
70 Beware of spurious Ticket.
ISAAC A. JouNs 6: c'"" Jo siaI;s[s UNDERWOOD
.,l,..a.,, For Ia:;2gffGG.9T:,e N.p1p,ru
LANES VAN NosTR%SD. @ESocn MoRG IAN
THOMAS { G 0tEEE & s n OGDEN NJ 00N
C. Fourth vVard.-Tfe following ticket for OFF,
GERS under the School Law SPECIALLY recommended TO the
Wing Electors The principles Involved and ia" candidate.
proposed render worthy the support Of the in
ellisen, and rgh,ninled citizen, Of the Ward, viz:
- For Comm sionsrs;
ruos .cHAnDA1 E3, !fn'G5;fE5o6;n cE SEwcoND
,,,,cu ,,rn,v For TfHs { s;,,r y ROCKWELL
R ( of'a A'S 5. BAlINEs TnoMtS BaRTLETT
IL y fyH f{5sf & b. T AbR a2%%:st Chairman
Fifth ward.-PubIic school Nominations.
For Commissioners.
FRANCIS HALL, JAMES y. COBB.
For Inspectors.
WILLIAM FORREST GARRETvAN DoREN, Md
For Trustees.
IHqNAS F FET!S SkiDMp p6KEr
"ALlnN Lh A6Gtsrus W iPf:G y D0N+f'
Seventh Wur,I.-UNl0N TICKET.
,os1.u B,cn For c@ ioH% ijAFrEn.
JAS =. puxsnApE Fer ! i,a.%tGif&GHL. x. DODGE.
JAS NccuLLouGlf' for c f1;iss forqsR r. ROBERT
GILBERT HorKHISS, PI uLi SSt0EliLD, :,
~ Fourteenth Iy-nrd..-At meeting ofthe Elec-
tors Of the Ward ithou distinction Of party) held At the
Fourteenth! Ward Hotel Saturday tie 81 June 1913, tho
following ticket was recommended be supported by the
Electors o! the Wand
For School Commissioners,
pHILlPW ENGS ABRAHAM BELL.
John F. GRAY. CHARLES w HoUGHTON.
Fo, Trustees
} fHSEsH r HSSas TH9T sEE B 2H9AFO
MARK STEPHENSON.
D. w TOWNSEND, Chairman
M SpM; " Ni: Smith Secretaries. je5
1-7-Tothe Electors oftnc Si,tcentt Ward.
ErLLow CIrizrSs The time has arrived wi'sn IT becomes
rake selection Of School oincers Tor the
coming year In this ,vl,rtion presumed 10 b. the wish
of rejecting part Of the community tina, preferences
should be na2 of political opinion, aud no de-
signed prsronderance gwen 10 either political party Men
should b. selected for these functions only with We" 20
their tues, discharge them we'll aud 20 exert watchai
AMI Influence upon ogite system OF public
instruction.
We have the experience Of the last year own Ward
>, we'll as in most of The other Wards Of the city Of the facility
w which ticket containing combination 81 good names
from both political parties he constituted ana no" IN
umphany may be supported by the honest and Thinking
men Of all sides.
W;!h these views IN relation past experience sud pTsc,
oo rocv and anxious, above all things TO strengthen AID
orr noble system Of Public Education, now esa6-
s,s without, prejudice, with I'll bray, WIKI no secta-
man bias and With little be OF lnnoSaon ihe
friends Of the ticket triumph ntly sustained last year IN me
Sixte.n,l Wag have Offered for your acceptance the ioo"
ing names To- you, Support the School Election to-day
UNION TlCkET-SlNtEENTH WARp.
The undersigned Electors Of the Si1tecnh Ward submit
h following ticket without respect 20 party OF Commission
rs Inspectors aud Trustees of Common Schools or !oaf
1 support:
i THEODORE SEDGWlCK, WI. &. LAWRENCE.
/ ALIEN. w BRADFORD, JOSEPH 5. Bos"oRIH.
FLOYD sNlEH, } 5aHX e Ro HIS
'E>A'-' JOHN T. VAN WYGK.
ion" ,..,b '> $ I~srs OVID ? WIS A6a eBle
/ william yari4,l james y Wells, Robert b. hussie'
tM"n,1S " S,",5 William J. Roome a A. Demsn,
jnnn-n Moses Geo. u. Campbell, john w howe.
Another ticket is before the pubic headed with 'i nais Oh
Town.snd and paporting TO be regular DsmocFai'e lex
=, If tins ,ver4 truly the fact. think It would inst "t
little, support in the Sixteenth Ward There Is 'asr' am
we lelisve III, largest portion OF the honest democrats oil s
Ward who viii count-naac- pa'fg lH'etieieic 49,
management of orr Common Schools 1hry Wo"'u' -
fore yoe against tick-t OF tins eI::ac'as. !"
genuine Democratic Ticket. But :hs IL 2"t oil is'', -
not, The meeting which ii puTports 10 nave neea i
hrok, mn IN row aud .-ht; ana t, ticket vas eoucoseo