New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
NOTICES.
~ Brooklyn second Ward.-At

~ Brooklyn second Ward.-At large and en-
thusase meeting ofthe friends Of FkANcis sPsoLa Of
the Second Wafd Of the city Of Brooklyn he'd on rdsy
svenios the l4th inst FREDERICK WEST, Esq vas
called Tho Chair and w~ II. Lewis appointed seere-
t.ry The eharsn stated the object Of the meeting TO be
the purpose Of t.rg the contest the
election Of Edward Pe Alderman Of the Second w ard
Of the Civ Of Brooklyn Committee was appointed 10
DRAFT Is.o.'Os. soa reported cPs the 3
owins resolutions which were unanimously accepted Wild
/ three time three. -.
entered the against fearful odds thousn
bey confident Of victory wous never complain on
fair and bonsa defeat bat when that derat 10 brought
upon them by united frauds Of their oppop.n sno
the reaehery OF protested iecds they feel that Jsst
.eltTe.peet and prope regard 10 inc pohe
of the Ward demand from them such an expression -
will show they do not ts~ey submit 70 Injury no
\ .a.iiv forr-t fhf az who betrsy them. Therefore
| R,SoIr,d That N. true Wniss Of the Second Ward
hereby declse their decided oonvicton mat BY majority
Of the Of thu Ward FRANCIS srNoLA 10 tn
duly elected Alderman for the succeeding and that
eepny-d Of hi. seat IN the boatd II WI be BY sso. Of
frauds upon the ballot boxes, which not only defeat the
wishes Of Ward but violate the nights OF every eleeto
R,ssUsd Thstthe caumnies have been poured forth
uuoa oar present Whis Alderman, FRAscGs g. spINOLs
~ tie prchsate LocoFoco rrnt in this city during
whole Of the late canvas ard which contrary 10 ell rules
OF political warfare, been continued and repeated
with savage eroety after the conflict
only 20 increase respect ard esteem for him
tsduced snd while they afford proper occasion to
express unouini,bed confidence In him. the
from which the ibes proceed Is low to arouse our
indsnston and sxctes in " other feelings than de
| rison and contempt.
Resol,ed Ths, those profe,sed Wings who were base
and enough TO their hand agsnst the
who had been placed by majority of the party
The head Of their ticket have tue consolation
that they have pointed the just expectations Of the
city-wronged aud vifed truehesrted and faithful
public ofcer-Gefested the efforts and the hopes Of the
people, and thrown back the Ward into the smbTse.s Of
tbs Loco-Focos-snd content 10 leave them % the
usual fate Of traitors the indignation Of an Injured and
| disguised community.
ResOlued That it being publicly asserted and believed
ha, our candidates have been defeated BY fraudulent
Committee Of Eve citizens Of the Ward be appini-
ID inquire into the facts and 70 take such IN
the premises they shall deem necessary 70 vudicste the
rights Of the Wad and TO protect the dearest privileges
| ofevery citizen
Resolv,d That tender sincere thanks In behalf
of FRAsCIs SPISoLA TO his Democratic friends Of the
Old Second for the generous pendent ard patriotic
manner 10 viii IN they supported him Tuesday last.
The follow Dg Committee appointed ia carry the
above Resolutions into effect: Elitha MorrsU John
White, 3. O'Donpell, VIM. N. Boerum, John Carr.
The meeting ably addressed by j. w. BsrcE, Esq.
| after which the meeting ad journed.
F. K. WEST, Chairman.
WILLIAM IL LEWIS. Secretary.