New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-24
City Reconciliation, sc.

recollect 20 have observed in your paper some
time ago the svowal your part Of willingness to
support party IN this city which should be actually
iissgsHseied with both state and National poltcs
take therefore taai you will regard with favor ne At,
tempt al the present time form such party Enclcs.
ed send you copy Of Resolutions which Il you think
proper n publish WI probably DO the city some service
The necessity for immediate seton in view OF iae dis
graceful sni ruinous expenditure Of our municipal
ocers the heavy and continually increasing TAXATION
and the rcspou.bls character Of too many OF our rub
lie oice-hOders ia apparent 20 every man VINO reflects
q; al the subject The time has now come when the
taxpayers OF this city land every who regss hoGs,
is sscb) should unite as one msn-whsn IN short
every good and true who values his brthright
and bis privileges Is bound to do something eff.
c.es; towards remeiins the evil. Of which all so
Justly complain. VIII you. dear sir. through your
columns have the kindness announce to the voters Of
the Fifth Ward thst meeting will be held at No ls3
Csnalst on Wednesday evening 2i,h inst at :. o'clock
for the purpose of adopting some measure TO have az
least that Ward represented By thoroughly in favor
a TAX PAYER
Al meeting he'd al The house OF Dr. A. D Wilson No.
- NssersL on Tuesday evening, February ? the fol-
inc preamble and resolutions were adopted
ba<rea5 The expenses Of our CiIy growing OF. OF
improper sppcanor Of the funds raised to desy The
eessary administration OF City Governmenn have in.
creased the taxes Of the Inhabitants 10 alarming
already and rea'en to increase hem s more even 10
The endang-ng seriously the prosperity OF The people
and whereas, Il = the dictate Of common well
good policy thar s'p hs put 10 such Proceedings as
speedily - possible; now Il BE- therefore
Rc'9ulG That Il IL the duty Of all good citizens to uniie
irrespective Of party 70 arrest he farther Increase ofsXs
ton and bring back the administration u our Civ affairs
10 the principles Of economy and honesty
Ind BE- f.thsr Rssolred That il s sxpedeni and night
for all pefs1ns. (who believe the BRET but nomeuous
statement Of facts contained IN The above presmbls and
. il the sentiment contained in the foregoing
re.ouon 10 organize for the purpose ofesying the
And furisnors F.solusd. Thar such orranl.s.ion
shall be known as the FIFTH WsRD CITY REToRN Party.
which sha be entirely separated from State and National
POlics.
IHd a u fher,sere Rssslss5 That the candidaies Of
SAID party be pledged 10 their constituents carry
my snd reform a far az heir efforts effect IT, into all
the departments ot our City sdsi
Ofsnodon IL Resolrea, That copies Of the sbove.be
he W.ri.
In pursuance of The sbovs meeting will be held Al lss
Csna'st "Wednesday evening. l7th inst Al hsfpssl
oc ocs al which you respectfully Invited 10 attend
T. HYATT Secretary. !. MOTT, Chairman.
IMPORTANT MAIL ARRAyGFMENr-N have an.
thenuc Information from Washington says the Colum.
hus GA Times Of the 9TH inst that IN Consequence Of
the important Railroad compromise recently made az
Macon, the Postmaster General will receive proposals
for carrying the great mail direct from Columbus 10
Biasey. Alahama-a town a. the head OF Mobile Bay
and u miles from the city OF that This route 10
Mobile IS some Go or 20 miles nearer thsn by the way
OF montgomery.
CUTTING WREs-W learn that the wires otthe
Boston and New.York Telegraph were on Saturday
about half an hour after the Steamers news was re-
ceived. The two iron wires fled Of at Brighton,
about four miles from the city but the vigilance Of the
Telegraph officers and their wafchful Suspicious Of GER
tain parties engaged in this infamous transaction. to
gether with the prsiseworthy cooperation Of Mr. Mon
roe the Conductor OF the Worcester Steamboat Train
In ctoppng the milne 40 the point OF the breach secured
prompt repair OF the llne-insomuch that before the
guilty parties. Zone 81 them iemae) reached the
Worcester station, where they hoped % have commu-
neaied 10 Newiork, large portion OF the news had
been sent on. Boston Daily Mail.
NoBtY DoSE.-1he citizens of Northampton held
meeting on Wednesday last for the relief Of Ireland
The result has exceeded the expectations Of all parties,
and Is well worthy Of the good old town of Northamp
ton. The sum already raised. we are glad TO learn al
ready amounts 10 Eve Thousand dollars.
Welcome Fsrnum of Blackstone, Mass has given $1,000
ward Harris Eco Of woonsocket gave $500 Dexter,
Balou & Son, do gave 500; q. :. H2rdwell do. $50
~ Boston Atlas.
~ The Boston Board OF Brokers, on Saturday
voted give $500 the suffering poor of Ireland and
Scotland.
~ FRANCIS n MASS is the Wing candidate
for Mayor Of Troy.
~ The Vermont Journal, n very respectable
Wing paper at Windsor Vermont, is advertised for sale