New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-13
Care not a toss. up


Care not toss-up
Whsther Mossup kick Barry Barry kick hossup'
ARcHY HALL is tho man for Alderman-you all
know him, and that there is good run in him.
which will come out OF Tuesday. Just vote the
straight Wing ticket and the thing Is done
FIFTH and SIXTH. you have both n chance!
Look well to the Mayor vote
Old SEVENTH ! we don't quito understand what
YOU arc all about, up the East River there. Hope
You do, or at least pM before election. A Ward
carried In "a and Al should not be lost how.
Empire EIGHTH you know the kind OF work
needed to put in LAwREscE and WILSON You
have done it more than once in old times and can
do It again! Do it no'c 7
NINTH, TENTH and ELEVENTH! VIC hear streaks
Of good from each Of yo1, especially the last, You
can all do far better than you think. Be sure any
how to got in every vote you can for TAYLOR and
WILLIAMS!
The TWELFTH gives challenge to any Ward in
tho City TO exhibit gain proportoned with hers
either on the vote oflosi Spring or Inst FALL Which
one will try TO match herr She means to have Tom
CARsLEY for Alderman, with MORRISON for As
sstant.
Tho THIRTEENTH and FOURTEENTH are both good,
il the Wings only nndcrs,and it. There is square
upnnd down split among the Locos OF the Four
teenth. mud ono about az serious. though not go
noiry, in the Thirteenth The Wings can walk in
and hang up their hats if they will. Don't doom
yourselves TO count up next "Wednesday The votes
you might hare poiled and 30 have won the Com.
mon Council, bat stir them all M for TnasaS a
M Ifsso'a- aa,i brought mp in The
Fourteenth and has many personal friends, whose
votes will be counted out of the ballotbox
though little fuss be made about putting them
In. In tho Thirteenth. 1t is only necessary that the
Whigs should vote the Wing ticket ind all will be
right.
Stanoh FFrIEETBl we have not Que word to
say to you about your Ward Ticket II BRADY
and OLIVER don't get rousing majority without a
word, we can't guess. But that 1000 majority for
TAYLOR must be polled out. every vote of II, and
the las, hundred of it will require effort. just
form yourselves ;ntoa Committee of the Whole and
see il done thoroughly
SIXTEENTH and EIGHTEENTH 1t is your bust
ness to initiate the Locos into the beauties of that
new rulo of arithmetic whereby one Loco-Foco
Ward Is transmitted into two Wing ones, 1t is
species of Reduction Ascending. Being united on
good tickets against distracted adversaries. you
ought 20 make sure OF both Wards
In the SEVENTEENTH there Ia fierce split in the
adverse ranks, and wo know that Wings have been
privately appealed for Cornell In order TO
defeat Walsh, who is accused Of being Catholic
and the candidate Of Foreigners, Have nothing 10
say such miserable appeals but so straight ahead
for the Wing ticket and nothing else. That will
settle the Walsh and Cornell feud in short order.
Wpycs or Tur ryTy gallant ,,;u oil
TAYLOR, WILLIAMS and reform COUNCIL Hun
drcds Of our Political opponents acknowledge the
superior fitness of our candidates, and will support
them If We make the right show at the Pslls Blu,
we desert our posts, they viii be hustled aud
pashed up with Loco Foco ballots in their hands
and will vote them supposing there is no chance for
Taylor. Just lot One Hundred Wings in each Dis
trict arrange to occupy our share Of the ground
about the Polls only hfeen twenty at time. but
that at least ten shall be on hand al all times and
the battle is Won. The City wants Taylor for Mayor
and will have him il his friends do their duty All
together now for mighty rally on Taesdsy morn.
ing
~ ROBERT TAYLOR Aas vet declined,
ciR not decline and his friends arien,ly hope for
bis election, Let no Wing, no voter who desires
lower Taxes, better Government, cleaner Streets.
fail TO put in a vote for him tomorrow He win
prove himself such Mayor as our City may we'll
Go proud Of
To MosEs g. LEoNARp, in the days Of the Bank
and Deposit struggles was an out and out Nation.
al Bank Whis. He was tempted TO dSsert as by
our defeats and the prospec, OF advancement, ON the
other side. He turned his coat, and was made Al
derman, then Congressman run for reelection and
beaicn tried hard to be Postmaster and is now the
Tammany candidate for Aims House Commissioner.
On the Wing side, man of his talents and ous,,ics
would have been thought high up ifrnade Asss,sn,
Alderman. We respectfully insis, tha, Tanmanv
has paid the full value for him. aud thar her disci
pies may properly unite in supporting for Commits,
s!oner HxzxKIAR WILLIAMS, the humane and indie
faiSable reliever OF the Poor, who thoroughly On.
derstands the duties Of the station, while Leonard
dees not Come on, boys. for WILLIAMS He is
the right man. assuredly,
Compare the Tickets.
If the Wing candidates icz Charter Officers are
not honest and capable don't vote for them. We
want TO see the City well governed Corruption ban
ished and Taxes reduced. Il any other party viii
como nssrer etec,ing these ends than the Wings,
pu, In that other party. If not give hearty Wing
vote, and persusde your friends 10 do likewise
FROM TAMr,co.-Capt. Sawyer Of the schooner |
Rechabie arrived at this port yesterday FROM Tasnpco
h 81 days informs as that the u s Consul 3, that port
informs him that express from Msssu,oras had reach
cd there tho 9Th of March, bringing requisou or
III the toops the department could spare and thar about
ave hundred were preparing to march. sss rumored
ha: this movement was csused BY the near approach Of
he United States army TO the City Of @assmoras |