New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
The Wards.

SECOND.
Not shadow Of mistake here. KELLY and
MERCER will go in with rush. The Ward has
hitherto been carried against by the most inia-
nous frauds-lsst year by the grossest outrages
on the Elective Franchise, which have Just been
exposed, and we trust will be signally punished.
II is now shown by most conclusive affdsvits that
the votes were bought and paid for by public OH
GERS which elected her present Aldermen, but the
Ward cannot be thus deirauded again.
THIRD.
Two Wing tickets here, but 10 matter-ihey
will only help the vote for Woodruff The one
regularly nominated JAMES +. WOop, Alderman
and OSCAR w. SrURTEvAsT, Assistant,) is pretty
certain TO be elected and it is quite certain that no
Loco Foco can be.
FOURTH.
There is actually chance for the W hies mere ior
the frat time in several years. ARCHIBALD HALL
and DR.. McALLIsTER will be elected If the full
Wing vote is poed for them, for our opponents
are very evenly divided, and many Oh them will
vote the Whig ticket A strong pull Old Fourth
and your Ward is Wing once more
FIFTH
We don't speak confidently Of the Fifth, but we
hone all is right at last There have been dssen
sions here, and very bad ones il they are really
healed, all is right. We hope they are.
PS. BY an advertisement in another column 1t
appears Mr. BoYcE has peremptorily Withdrawn
SIXTH
A good show here-three foil Loco-Foco tickets
and only one Wing which is by far the best ofthe
lot. If the Ward is only canvassed and the vo-
tiers brought out as in the old days we wellremem-
ber FARDos and SWORDS will be elected All
hands there!
SEVENTH
Pretty close, on account OF the City Reform
split, but the Wing chance apparently the best
Every Wing is needed for MoRGAss and WEBB.
See 10 it and bring them out
EIGHTH
A Wing split here unluckily, but not likely to
be fatal We think the regular Wing ticket will
20 n there being split the other side as well
bat there is hard work to be done. We hear that
the boys are about it.
fair fight and a pretty sharp one, but we
think HERRING and CRANE are TO be elected.
We should like to feel more sure oft, however
TENTH
Al
Election. ROBERT r. HAws, a capable and lib
eral merchant, and DAVID MILLER, an Intelligent
and popular mechanic head the ticket, and any
thing like full Wing vote will carry it in hand
somely. We moan to chronicle it's triumph.
ELEVENTH
Even 'Od Gibraltar is coming over! IL went
for Taylor last Fall, and our friends there say 1t
will elect SHERMAN and PATTERSON now. we
have rarely seen better Ward Meeting than they
had on Friday evenpg-all harmony, energy, and
confidence. Unless there is some trap TO be set
at the eleventh hour the Wings must triumph
JAMES r. SPARROW writes US that he rs not can
didate for Alderman.
TWELFTH.
This outskirt Ward is Wing, and can only be
lost by disaiiection, OF which there are vague ru
mors. Ifit serves to alarm the Wings and bring
them all out, we are safe by handsome majority
THIRTEENTH.
Here is q strong Wing ticket, but hZy wing
party-if the latter can be galvanized into lite, the
former must succeed Wehave favorable reports,
but will not say until we can do so with con
iidence.
FOURTEENTH.
Not for years has this Ward looked so proms-
ing. SsEoKNrR and w GOD are the men, and there
are Wings enough in the Ward to elect them
easily over their scattering opponents. We won't
believe they can prove uniaitbiul until we are
obliged to.
FIFTEENTH.
Who ever doubted her ? JOSEPH BRITToN for
Aldermnn and EDWIN d. MORGAN for Assistant
may not have more than one thousand majority,
but Fifteen Hundred for Woodruff Is too little
Show os what you can DO, Banner Ward
SIXTEENTH.
GEO w CAMPBELL FOR Alderman and SAMUEL
DELAMATrR Tor Assistant are the tcSet-good
men and true. They cant fail, unless the Wings
80 to sleep to night end forget TO wake up tll to
morrow everinr which we are confident they
don't think of doing. They wouldn't be the worse
ior a little more stirring up, however.
SEVENTEENTH.
No trouble here. FRANKLIN and DEAN will be
elected handsomely. Stand by, Wings Work
for II thousand majority, and you can hardly fall
bel ow five hundred
EIGHTEENTH
There seems TO be some trouble in this Ward,
. which slightly endangers the Wing ascendancy
We urge all Wings in the Ward to come together
| to-day or this evening, shake hands over the
grave OF their differences and resolve 10 devote
! all their energy 10 the success of the common
cause. Wings let not the Ward be lost through
your quarrels
On the whole We confidently expect the
election of Wing officers in eleven OF tie eighteen
| Wards. and the number may be increased Il
thirteen by adequate efforts. Wings OF New
York for the City and your Countrys sake hea
your divisions, rally your forces. aud let tomor
rows sunset gild your overwhelming triumph
SIXTH WARD.-The Bsrnburners OF this Ware
have nominated no ticket, but decided $50 We ar
asureal TO support the ticket headed Brennan for Az