The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-03

Lastly, while they should concentrate their votes III is
mmaterial whether democrat whg) upon reliable men,
stfe public expression; grant illegal privilege TO the
owners OF locomotives for thirty years, when their
power was specified by charter for only tosnty; and
range the details OF canal BILL using some thousands Of
the public treasury, while dsregadng the health of all
in public and private life to subserve the views of al
most bankrupt kindred association of Capitalists, driven TO
the Filth and perhaps last resort to extract Subsistence
from the cOnfdlDg and tax paying PUBLIC.
Seventh Ward Public Meeting.
Pursuant public notice. meeting of the of
Seventh Ward held the public School House 9th
street, on Friday evening, June l. ls49 The meeting was
called order by r. j. Pollard, who nominated Dr. James
E. Morgan chairman, who unanimously elected,
and John L. Smith was appointed secretary.
Afsr the objects Of the meeting stated, by Thomas
X. Gray,
J. Pollard nominated Peter M Pearson for the Board
F. w. Ecklof nominated Mr.. l. Mudd upon which VIM
Burroughs that had been authorized by Mr. Mudd
that he declined being candidate, and therefore
nominated Major Randolph.
Richard Stewart nominated DR.. James E. Morgan who
declined being candidate.
The vote being taken. il resulted follows: for p M
Pearson 26; for Major Randolph l6.
| Nominations for the Board of Common Council being
called for by the Chair Mr. Thos. b. Goddard tied
]. W. Jones, John L. Smith, and d. b. Johnson. VIM
Lloyd and J F. Cassell were also nominated.
The vote being taken, resulted follows. John
Is; Tor j. w Jones 32 for J. F. Cassen 25 Tor j. L.
.
Mr. J. Magee, Mr.. Bamberger and Mr.. Wise were also
nominated for council but declined.
VIM. j. Mccormick, ]. d. Hoover and c. H. Witberger
nominated for the office Register The vote being
taken, it resulted-for VIM. J. Mccormick q for J. d.
Hoover 4; for C. II. Wil,berger2
J.F Halliday, John Hands, and A. Rothwel nom
mated for the office of Collector Tho being TAKEN il
resulted-for F. Halliday II; for John Hands 4; for A.
ROCKWELL 20,
c. B. Cluskey and w. w. Demaine were nominated for
the office OF Surveyor. The vote being uken resulted
for C. B. Clnskey az; for w. w. Demaine a.
On motion. the proceedings of this meeting ordered
to be published in the city papers.
JAMES E. MORGAN, Chairman
| JOHN L. SMITH, Secretary.
Democratic Nomination for Register.
| MEssRs. EDIroKs. Please announce the democratic
candidate for Register j. D. Hoover. He is known as a
the party and worthy to iii the oice Democrats every
es MANY
Second Ward Nominations.
The following TICKET is submitted the of the
Alderman -JouN WILSON
Council Nicholas CALLAN and WM F. BAYLY.
| CoAector-JAs. +. HALLIDAY
Regia1.-W. McCoHMck
! Assessor.--CiEo. PLANT.
For Adanan-JoHs A. BLAKE.
For Common COunea-JEssE E. Dow, JOEL DowSER, and
j. D JAMES.
For Regist@-j D. HOOVER.
For Assessor--GEo. H. PLANT.
Third Ward Ticket.
For Aidernuan-STEPHEy p FRANKLIN
For Common CoH"ei-SILAs HILL, JOSEPH BRYAN, ED
For Co,ector-JoHN HANDS.
| For ReglstG-JoNA ID. HoovRR.
Fifth Ward Nominations
! For Aldern,an-JAMEs ADAMS and JOSEPH w. BECK
For Common Counei-JoHs JOHNSON, GKo. M DOVE
To the voter. OF the 9th and 74h wards.
JOHN HANDS, for City Collector and IONA D. HOOVER fo
Register WIN De supported ~0"' M%NS ToT is sy
| Seventh Ward Nominations.
| For Aiderman-Peter M Pearson.
For CouHcii-Joel w. Jones, John L. Smith, Dearborn
For Rsgistsr-Jonah d. Hoover.
For Cousa@-John Hands
Mr. EDITOR Please the following ticket and
obge n Majority of the Yoter, of the First Yard
FIRST WARD.
For Aaerman-WnIIAM b. MAGRupER
DOVE, and JAMES L. CATHcART
For Reginer-JoSAH ID. Hoover.
For CoHecfor-JoHN HANDS.
Mr. EnrroR Please insert the following ticket for the
Second Ward
| For Aldrman-JoHs WILSON.
For Collector of Tara,Jons HANDS.
For Surpsyo-C. b CLuskgY
For A,sessor-GEo. W. STEWART
| MEssRs. EprroRs Please announce Captain JOHN T
MtcKux as a candidate Common Council for the
- "N''' - 80 ''S''' $50 MANY VOTERS
| To THE EpiToRs- Gentlemen Believing that Mr. J. A
M DUNcANsoy would make useful and efficient rep
resentatve beg leave present his the
OF the Third Ward Tor a seat in the Common Council.
MANYsKoTERS.
A CARD.-The attention Of the ladies and gentlemen o.
IA the District particularly invited to the sale of beau
full furniture, silver plate, &C. which will take place
Wednesday, the 9TH instant 10 o'clock a. the
dence of Gen. Herran, Pennsylvania avenue, north
side, Georgetown They will find the sale worthy
their attention. the furniture being Of superior quality
the silver plate nearly new. and fine the coppers
the the family carriage, horses and equipments good
For further particulars advertisement. The hons A.