New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13

FERENCE or TIE POLICE : Under this Cspuon sp-
pearec an arcle h,sh Of tho IAN inst the suhor
wisely Withholding he nsrae from the public Sefrespect
eli as being oesirous OF merirg the essrm OF e'
low eu1ens alone indu rsfute so much - the
comqriesIion As rsers TO the Police OF the Fifth Ward,
booy Of who upon all occasions, when called uq3n
- do their duty have been ready -aress and wiuhs "a
the article above referred TO the following statement ls
made -, -,
been under the con0i OF number OF persons hodins
Offices under the Municipal Government Tho.s persons
have heretofore made tho 5omnztons 10 hs Wad, ana
10 they found themselves ounumbercd, they nave
sded by the Police force Destroyed The Ballot Boxes or
Balboa
Iwoud ask Of the writer Of the base charge when OF
in The Flh Ward the Police have either aided or
ensnced set Of men 70 destroy the Ballot Boxes
eser psrtys Primary Eleenon. or al he General Esc.
uonsl Nay will go fu Ser and TO test the Truth Of me
above oh nge, as well a. the sincerity OF me wIef ens
lenge HIN prove when within the last two years the
Police Of the Fh Ward nave directly or indirectly Inter
feed with the Primary Elections OF either party and
cour1nves alton and shall take II for saniso unss'
the charge is ubssn.ed mace Tor some neisrour
End selfish purpose Of The writer TO gain hs IN esds oi
momenlary triumph and respectfully call his s'esuon
"Tbe evil thai bad men would do others, in the end
recolls upon themselves
Again il is stated The man who drew the pistol and
bowie knife WAS Loco-Foco pet OF the Ponce; no."
when snd where did the writer get si- niomsnon na'
that person been into any disturbances wnc'e the
Police could legally arrest him and not done bui"h
make such general and vague charges which u tue the
within himself snd as good and lawAoini
citizen, such elsrgss should be made before hls non
the Mayor and according 10 The Laws OF Tue Department
would subject The cuput 10 Immediate olsnlssn4
so much ~ reply TO the sfgss 10 me
against the Police. Another duty now dsvolve. on ne
the Csptsin that my e.iow-ciizens may nsve paesa De
fore them position fret assumed aud nsve ever
.intsned. Upon the OF The primary eiecuOns N
tolls Ward OF either party, have, upoa al ssh
sai7d 10 the under my command, ba lney n~ 80
insienahe ghs 10 aud vote, and two or more
to be- b.oed for to vote for whichever tney enoss
bat above all hirss not 10 remain around ths po. ahJ
longer than sufficient deposit their votes nor 70 enter
Into any srgum-nts with any ss such
bring upon the department the osium OF their eoS cit
l
The course ofthe Fifth Ward Police snsehse P'o' 70
the contrary.
Here would close this already too long communicate
buta duty feel owe 10 NY fsllow-ciusens Of nc run
Ward calls for me to defend the Department rom cua
made agaiustit Imske invaril5le rule, ~hea ceed
upon previously by the lnspecors 10 nave onceis ~
tend al the primary elections that II beng 10 -i
duty, would be Inconsistent In ms 10 snuei sc
mrbsncs and that BY sending ocer 10 preserve osce
u might be the very means used ~ i1eirs.,a
produce disturbance Yet a ne sane ne, o,5.r IN
anything serious should occur by noiclns nc "a
IN readiness At the station house Al nl' as DTsn ''I7
snce have held the responsible situAuon OF OsPss a.
The sls slecuoa ih- request was msas sna ,ae
same plan adopted Al liit= psst oeoeA - IN e ~
spe-tors OF Election, well IS ne proprietor o. 'ne ~
roc House cent FOR me TO bring Policemen np 70 eoe
not Tnls compiled With. Wren got 20 "a, Iootn
al was confusion the ballot box la 20 rom 'ne Insee
Tor, two Of whom reoues, ne oeer, TO secure II
and take II station 10 await nell IaIsneI sson
Toe proprietor Informed ne ne o1se1 10, saes par
poses and further called upon me 70 esei ns
To- onlv osiee, Of ths communication Is TO d,.buss the
enrens o. hs Fnh wsrd o, ne %. 70 lem No he esn
dlcstss for their SURFACES should be
Ia. DANIEL CARPENTER, Ctf- IN Dis- rohee'
r. To the People Of the Eleventh Ward.-
Al special meeting Of lhe Trustees Of zoe Esvsnh " arc
Common Schools the following pfesmos and resoinuon'
were unanimously adopted: ,,.Ap,
Whsr, Tnis Board has been informed tnsi ne boar1
Of gdueson has taken steps for appJlns TO ins nsx
ess.ture FOR &C iteration Of the present school Law tc
a. snd mar alteration may transfer 70 tneir nsndf me
nner now vrsIed 10 ne Trustees Of The several ards
Therefore, AtA,- a.,,;
20 ss iris,esu Of the schoo Power 70 rrsua ala
teasr i,tsrp.l sr.psensnts should, az IT, Be vested
,hs rst.ss who are ncs fsu.r with the wants OF tns
rso,e 81 th-r several Wscs and the prscnce oper1or
~ ne sehoos and fcm the ong tern OF tvs year, they
SoiS ihsir oce unst - better 1.alted than body Of
m,n ope-hsf OF whor, 20 out every year
P.sor<I That IN on, opinion ne Board OF Ldusauon
a,eI.,s boty al sry te, whose sole object appears Il
- y, 80. rovh.bod over the usiees Of the severn
nS 40 ruilc no isocrauc insur1roos 10 he srsa
d.,-msnt OF Coumnr School Eeacanoa.
5000 Thai we heartily concur n The fernnenn A.
rssSv by The Trustees OF he Fourssnih arc
fold 81 OF 10 mar ff Senate, Assem- 81,
or School Comssorer, who 10 not eeecsdy opposes
A. s,s-,fc 40 unp-ees-sy. uncsed FOR and i"iQcieioos
and world recommend 20 'O~nt - CYL
.lter the visys sbov- exnr-ssSo- ,o,,, ,,-r,o,o
CHARLEs PERLtf, yOhS IT, hrOhD'
WM. BESSsI p,ayvrnpO o.c.
ol3lg. ADRIAN a fALALa. Ar1s't.