The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-06

in h. ple. and luht position
ia n stand s,il.uo,ort their standard--do the best
tb.v 90, 10, their men-and take the CONSEQUENT
COS that NAV come upon them. II seems that after
. grs., desl of work their candidate for Mayor.
Mr. Franklin. has been brought up to the mark,
and made the organ of communicating TO the pub
lie the real position of the Wings in the approach
ing important. contest for CITY reform in New York
Here is his manifesto as we find II in the organ of
the Fourier section of the Whig nar,v-,be Ne,,
York Tribune -
THE MAYORALTY
Nrw York, April a. lsa4
Mes"s Greeley MErath-
protesting friends and others to induce me to Withdraw
my name as candidate for the Mayoalty Il, the aI-
pms In'sr a d a ama numerous ao"y nSa
course, and many belief that MY
'io a,, 10 40 SO. ,.,o .,. w.,. ,u;o,,.
without solicitation or request on INV part md having
been accepted and sanctioned in the usual have
Win anv degree of pronriev withdraw from the situation
in which they have placed me- and for the purpose
nys the annrebensions of some of INV Wing friends
who entertain tear that may be induced to ieid
hstsvsr will Consent 70 withdraw from the contest un
less become satisfied through the action Of regularly
constituted organs o. ,hs wing parry 10 wi 1 m
which shall not hesitate for moment to comply
Da un nen sa hI r sn,n AKA from , my p'
am assaied And notwithstanding many who have here
toore acted with the party to which am and have
port in the present emergency iee yself imperousi,
called to show my faith by my works in the prlnci
and Sseninq covenant with those bv whom have here
tofore been zeaousy AMI successfully supported For
in rsenos 10 thy grea Na3ona cones and S
bearing which this election may upon that issue
lee, dsep ana aong s h M S p' t
time desert own standard and unite with party
whose OBJECT prescribe all those who nave
home in this connry of equal liberty and equal laws for
there are thousands and tens Of thus situated
tered out this State and Union who would At once
desert party protesting such narrow and contracted
a result N'' ''"'"' ~
1.-THE principles of the party in favor of whose candi
forms ia our citv eoyenmsnt and onnosion To- The pre
sent school law could most heartily cooperate with
thr h o ,; ina. ~ ,s,eren,e ; !" e
and should be but the latter there other
weld am assant h~ nnrnS corss daepent from that
to which have referred therefore repeat under
r except the one to which nave
the wing party, let the result terminate as it may
VITA sentiments Of respect;
NORRIS FRANkLIN
Tbiz &c a verv cpr;or. and remarLable letter I,
:; a,,o ,athar O. s.ns;hl ,a,,.r J oar,a;,,v :, &c
, letter corca,,.d with . GOOD ds,I or discretion
and v,ctl,ll,, u;.5orn Mr. FrankU, tho ,,b;gca
d;d,,e for Wavor rnacfsets b;s ,ll;nonesst 70 With
d,,v from ,b. ,octos, nrov;dsd N. Same mower
which placsd b,m in L;s present position signifies
wish IF tho, lind ia Loo,,s ,,or, vii ,b,t No
sucb visb ,y;Il he .vnr.ssad -, s,ob ,v;sh oar hs
expressed-and tberefor. be ,ak 90 or;,e . rounda-
bout method IF stating n the nnh;c thar tho viii,
Marty ;ns,s, uoon their candidates standing for
fear that the Wing organization sbond he IMPAIRED
or fractured in this civ. The amount Of it is that
the party shackle is a much more important matter
than reform. 1t is infinitely more important to
keep it IN good order aud condition, than that all
or any Of the evils Of misgov.rnment should be
dressed. This Is precisely the reasoning of the
locotocos also. II IS party, party" sroils,