New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07


ere 20 we'll known to their fellow citizens that we
need not speak Of them but some new ones have
been presented whom we have probably known
longer and better than some Of their fellow citizens
here and Of whom we will briefly speak
SIMON CLASSoS Sixth Ward, 10 an industrious
and upright mechanic. alive to every generous inn
palss. and the ardent advocate Of every prac.
tieabs MEASURE for the relief Of the suffering and
the uprasins of the lowly His election to the Com
mon Council would be q general blessing, and he
can b elected If every Wing in the Sixth will do
bis whole duty. The deadly split the other side
and the fact that Mr.. Clannon will receive many
other than Wing votes should stimulate every
Wing to do bis utmost
RolERT 7. HAws, Tenth Ward, has been
ssalous, working Wing. ~ long a. we can remem.
Der, never desiring nomination, and never neg
lsoting to do his part for whoever should be noni
mated. An enterprising and capable merchant
bs wants nothing of politics but the country well
governed. and consents with reluctance to be a
candidate Every year about half the Wings of
the Tenth mako strong effort for success the
rnischief ID that the two halves try on alternate
years. II they will just pull together this year
ecllent men to the Common Council.
THOMAS CARSLHr, Twelfth Ward, has run twice
for Alderman, and both times considerably ahead
Of the Wing strength. Last year. he lacked but
twenty votes Of beating the strongest man Of the
opposite party. Now he can surely be elected if
the Wings will only work a. well as they did last
year. Who can doubt it
WILLIAM Trsos, Thirteenth Ward, has been
used by the Wings Of that Ward whenever they
needed candidate or delegate; and if they bad
worked for him A. he has Cor them he woold not
have been IN unsuccessful candidate so often.
They oil know him to be able Trustworthy and de-
serving. VIII they not endeavor now to elect
himf
III the Wings OF our City will work as faith
fally ~ their brethren in CoSSEcrIcur did, their
victory must be overwhelming.
enrEESrH WARD.-Ths Wings Of tho Six.
tssath Ward hold Mas Meeting a. the corner Of Nine
tssnsh s and Seventh hs evening Tae fact that
Hoa yosssH L. WHITE and other eloquent speakers viii
ADDE'S meeting viii be sufficient inducemsnt draw
out ths Woigs en- mass
To the Depscracy Of Ncw.York.
The subscriber seeing epsstedly snDoancod b.
istteas pssssd Il Democratic meen that the said party
ere In fvor of"Fsse sail aud Free Labor and not
hsewss vhss sppliestioo intended BY the Of these
passsss bsss leave to have them fally explained that
the people may vote uadsrssndinsy at the ensuing Flee
sica Farther sso ash the candidate Of the Democratic
party for Mayor ~ appear fore The County Meeag
TsmmAsy Hall to act In the Democratic capacity Of
ting opponent, and there discuss the Issues that
bsins ssitsssd BY ths National Reformer Claiming
- DO. that these strictly Democratic do
astieipsts ihsf viii be refused bearing In hall
dedicated the alton o. whatever calculated
tc advance and establish the permsnent welfare Of the
people. Very respectfully your fslioweinzsD,
"a JOHN coMMERYoRD.
National Reform Candsdste for Mayer.