The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-05

The ID bulletins OF the L0s0fOco and w mig Or
gans against tho City Reformers-Coalition
Of Slam, Bang Il Co. and Greeley u CO..
The L0cofocOs and tho FOurieritcs
from the Daily Plebian.]
rDemocratic Organ

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DEMOCRATS THE CIR or New YORK ARE you
PAErARED FoR THE APPROACHING CONTEXT In lew
presented for the various Offices under City Govern
ment have point Of ability, moral character, private
and S Of
They proof against Misrepresentation and falsehood
They well known to the voters for whose SURFACES
they have nominated by the Democracy city
Our candidate for Mayor is respected by the intelligent
and honest Of all parties His integrity Join
correct habits Of life, emuently lit him for the office Of
CHIEF magistrate Of cur eat city II elected the duties
ty TO the interest of city, rigid frugal regard
the expenditures He is uncompromising advocate of
those political doctrines which are opposed 10 the agrees
sons o the party OF privileges He deeply devoted to
the cause OF equal rights and privileges and opposed to
all unjust and unequal legislation whether City State
National In short, he Is Democrat in feeling and in
practice. Such man is Jonathan l. Coddngton Let the
people then rally his support Let the Democrats unite
rush to the polls like resolved to achieve noble r
umph In eecting such man to the first office in our
city, the people do honor to themselves and at the
time promote their best nterets What Democrat worthy
of the will fail to esteem privilege to deposite
his ballot on Tuesday next and to exert his influence in
favor of SO incorrupbe capable and in every respect
50 worthy man as Jonathan Coddingtonl Without in
tending to speak dpsrsgingy Of the many worthy men
unhestatingy say that for everng industry great
business habits and high moral character Mr. Codling
ton, would il elected stand unsurpassed In all stations
political otherwise that Mr. Coddngon has filed dis
tnguished ability strict integrity, and gentlemanly de.
with him, qualifications universally accorded to
him.
But with all these weighty in favor Of his cleo
ton, it cannot be denied that opponens actively
engaged though not openly and honestly political OPP
ponents should be- to defeat his election They, the
wings, ready to vote the Native American ticket
such course will in their opinion, defeat the democratic
partyready to drop their own candidate at any time IN
order to acquire the ascendancy in city
and prevent the reform in city charter urgent,
demanded by the democracy.
To maintain position to give best support 70 the
principles and measures Of party, to nspirt our
friends in other places and dishearten enemies every
where with zeal and energy in the coming
contests We must avoid all discussions end jea0ns'es
and strive by all honorable to most decided
and emphatic democratic triumph III this city by tbt
election of ticket in majority of the warss and
Mayor Let friends exert themselves to the rtmos,
to bring out whole strength and secure triumph
worthy Ofhis democratic city, and the Democratic caus
We say again. are you prepared for the struggle! tia.
every thing been done to success? II not ur
this day forward lot the busy note of preparation he
menced, and not senced until democratic victory
proclaimed 1t is due the character of city the
democracy of people, that should proclaim in
next thai still true to principles. and that
acts of the enemy shake faith in the democratic
creed and that we will keep the democratic ball in mo-
tion and give such impetus that efforts OF eur ep
ponents will be able to arrest its progress We must show
whole strength at this me and the work for Novem
Der will be more than half performed. As the New
Hampshire boys said We must tree the coon now and
our boys will pop him Oft at leisure"