New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
Hunker Candida tee.

Our City Representation, Of y TO l6. IN Assem-
bly, have seldom been remarkable for talent or Tor
patriotism and Industry. Mr.. DANIEL Z. Siekies a
lawyer aged &c, is now a candidate for the Senate
90 the pro Slavery side. OF course be voted In
Assembly. last session for the bill which restricts
in the closest manner the monopoly Of practice ID
the Law courts 10 his own licensed order and thus
perpetustes as far az legislation can do u pany Of
the mysteries invented TO delay decisions on me
real merits Of causes and render the tribunals costly
annoyance 10 community. Cancellation Cour" met
with little favor at bis hands bu, after the valuable time
Of the country had been consumed for months the
Legislature doing very little his friend Mr. Hts0n Small
voted for the present costly Extra Session did Mr.
<ufn1 while Mr. sfeklo himself appears 10 have
dodssd the question On the sd Of April, the Assem-
by voted Sc 70 49, 10 sustain their clause now law TO
punish those who msy bet and gamble on the resui"
Of the Peoples Elections they would on horserace
which clsuse the Senate wished 10 expungs. Messr'
Stchks Snail AliaS and Bosc, Of shis City went with
the Senate When they found themselves n the minor
ity Mr. ScEks appealed from the Speakers decision and
commended that what had been done by s. votes At hs'
and wac supported By 81 now should be reseinded -
That tbs negative OF the 80 should repeal the
Affirmative Of the IS Ayes MesTs hHiHs, Chatsed-
and BOois sustained this appeal which wss negsiived
By nearly FIVE 70 Mr.. EduaTd Sanford, Ia sense.
sso voted 10 permit uphold gambling at Elections
being sgsins, the House clause.
Mr.. Morgan l.. Mott has been long under indict
ment for endesvoring 10 corrupt the Elections on
which our free institutions rest His political friend,
Mr. District Attorney Nixon wi,hholds the testimony
from the people, which induced the Grand Jury, on
their os,hs to ndlc this functlonary and by psrty
vancouver he Is thrust upon the Twelfth Ward as, #
elected 1t might afford In other csses pretexi for
qus,hipg the criminal charge and bending public justice
70 serve the intrigues Of faction.
~ r. H. Morris now and then p. NJ, said in
Convention that the Office seekers and office holders
OF New.York had dubbed together, each man
picking out bis friend and that by combination
for Office alone they packed your Committees con
trolled your Conventions made your Nominations, and
elected your Delegates He declared IN fact that %,
OF stfu political shspers had msde tools OF the voters
Mr. Moi,s nomination intended 10 cover the re-
treat Of these fellows bat trust that all parties Ia the
Twelfth Ward will unite 10 mark such efforts with de-.
served rebrobstion The Ward must be badly Of for
sound timber II II, reduced 10 the necessity Of awaiting
itself Of the services of person whom jury OF fell
low citizens on their solemn osths have sdjudged 20
trial for endesvorng TO corrupt the very fountains Of
public justice through the Legislature.
l.. s. Chatfeid was in the Convention-is pro-
slavery-wcnt for the strictest lawyers monopoly
and some wears since. was for allowing none to
In villages &c questions Of taxation, except the
landlords; those who taxed directly.
On the lst Of Feb. last, in Assembly, Mr.. Norman
b. Smuh voted against Colonel Young's resolution
to exclude Slavery hereafter from any terri tory "a
be acquired aud which free Of that bitter curse
Mr.. Elisha b. Smiih Of Chenango, who is on the
Hunker Ticket, was the colleague of Lawyer Tracy
in the Constitutional Convention and. like Clint
deld and Munro. very illibersl
Mr. Munro candidate for Senator in Onr ndaca
is a fat heavy Hunker Banker between 10 and q
years od--was half his time absent from the Con
vepon and considering his votes and pc rsonsl useul
ness might have stayed away all the me with advsn
tsse to the public.
Nathan Dayton was reiectesI the other day
by the District in which he live s. as unfit to be
Supreme Court Judge. althov gh he was then IN,
Circuit Judge of that District dow he 10 fosted on thu
State. by bis patrons Marcy a. I'D Croswe for 1t Gov
ernor lie in Assembly,. 1928 Bank Democrat
and followed In the wake Of Benz +. Butler. Sine
then be has been Dirsctov and Attorney for the to-
notorious pet bank at lockrort
Mr. Frederick Fotist is a thorough going pre-
slavery, follower of Polk and Marcy-was so no
for Texas that he went 10 fight there some eleve
yesrs since. He Ia up for Canal Commissioner.
OBSERVER.