The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-10
City Intelligence.

the LIST ward. [Applsuss.] Mr. Mickls 10 well known
as true democrat. and an honest and intelligent
Our candidate for Aims House Commissioner Moses G.
Leonard, il well known. II 10 not necessary for
tell you that in supporting these dsmoc nominations
days since that the poor had interest In support
ing democratic principles II he has not what better 10
our than any o;ss.' only that because here
Cd ~ well as the rich, that democratic principles
better than others Our candidate for Mayor should
he be elected will have no doubt ful6ll bis duties a.
honest and intelligent mao On the other hand We
have two cand dates-one 10 Robert Taylor Voice
He's tailor by trsde) have objection to his trade;
he worse han tailor BY trade, should have
objection TO him. But gentlemen he u bigotsd
man .upsrs,i.ioua and nsrcs 's his views: hard n:sd
mercy in his heart OF the native candidate It is
necessary to spesk-he doesn't expect 10 be elected
democrat and GIshamite and hes Horace Greeley hold
ing to the skirts Of his coat tail sughter But thank
have 6g tree here he has right TO sit under il freely
and II he hes mono he lie down under the broad
canopy Of heaven unmolested and undisurbed Here
tho COMMITTEES returned and reported the resolu-
tons, which we're cepted with loud applause. The
resolutions expressed cordial approval Of the nom
nations OF Androw H. Mickle, for Mayor, and Moses
O Leonard, as Almshouse Commissioner. recognizing
IN them sound and consistent democrats and able end
faithful men, They also expressed condolences in and
respect toward tho Governor 81 State and James
Pols, and sincerely regretted the ssy Of punging
our country in war They would not purchase peace
inglofiousy, but would sustain our national honor
Gentlemen, | move march down Broadway to the
Mayor and give him three cheers Let march in pro-
cession and We want large procession will you all
fall in eve will, willy Before We 60, gentlemen
want to remind you that to- morrow night we have
county meeting to support our regular nominations.
hopo you will all be there and in exercising the
right Of an American citizen, the right Of suffrage the
white mans light sf sufftage. cloud applauss) am
no advocate for negro suffrage The God Of nature has
made such undensbl distinction between them and
US, that should not attempt 10 break down. Well.
we'll to the City Hotel aud give three cheers for
Micks. and then up broadway and through the sixth
aud Fourth wards. (VocE.-Thaps right 60 through
the Fourh) know you are all good democrats The
Fourth ward will give strong vote for Mickie next
Tuesday (Voics-Tss, and for Purser, too) (ArorHrR
VOICE You ought to vote for DIVER he's the regular
nominec) (Cries Of NO. no, Purser's the man rurfcr
Diver" &c know both the men. They are eoth GOOD
democrats, and only wish there was IN aiosrmsnsnip
for both OF them.
The me stng then adjourned. ard marched in prcces-
where they gave three cheers for Mcklo and through
several Of the principal streets.
MAss Msxrpo o. rns NArIorAL JlsvonMxRs.-About
800 persons assembled the Park yesterday afternoon
pursuant 10 call upon ell citizens who are opposed
10 lower wages and high rents, and who believe tho
freedom Of the public lands necessary to secure
FREQ soil for free peopls The meeting called 10
order about O'Clock, and John Commsriord appointed
charms :. -
ence 10 the political parties had pursued for the
benefit OF the laborer The natives had done nothing,
and attempted nothing. = They were poor miserable
set Of NOISY fellows, who wanted to gain power but
they failed and their fate mered The wings tried
relieve the Aborsr BY putting heavy tariG ON 70