New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-20
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
6perial Notifies.

n sixteenth Ward;aTo TIE WHi0 E y EN-,
0ksOt In have transplsd IN resptc, 20 the Primary
~ our party TINS Ward beg leave 70 oier
- Acts and suggestions for your seens cor S
re Wig party q TINS Ward durog me psi year, IN re-
t,@p /. approximation IN me w9g 1ens.s, o"laee
E,n ad Committees feeling he importance OF uhi9h
" the party, Ia mutual conference ~
t,nnns Primary Election Each COMMITTEE apeo,nted
DO" 81 Election. the four 10 choose the NTH
sos1sc,ors thus chosen proceeded on the morning VI
prmaTy Election. 10 act IN their capacity wnen two o.
Nv mo were known 70 be opposed 70 the cAet which
he election, JIcbly thrust from the polls
~ snsthsr refused to act But one legal Inspector
~nie s,d election. who, connection with stherS never
"a shat capacity. declared tcket elected. the same
rg received the number Of 59 votes, ~h'ie some 900
we, means he number If 207 votes be poed ~ one
The space Of three hours, VIZ, from % ci O'CLOCK
20 The Ii re Of opening and closing the polls.
~ view of these facts the Committees m ont confer
1. oVen epudias such hare faced and pal Fable ifauSs
and the urgent solicitation OF many s'sa9ch VIZ SUI
nj you The following ticket composed o. en o. saelns
integrity whose selection sincerely believe y 10 arol
srcs with the wish Of large majority Of the "h-
for IIdermcn-JoSEPH ROGERS .rpp
For Asststont Aldermcn-HENhY \. BOLSTER
For Hss.ssor-STEPHEN MERRITT; n.,,,,,,-e
FOR ConstoJes-MATTHEw HANNA, CoRNELlOS
IN a,s."6ns The Games Of these candidates we chal
pre The closest scrutiny into Their merits as men ~ans
whom do word can be sad ana no impuatons Whatever
lroaght and Ns call upon the mechanics and working
mso Of Ward especially 10 verify tue truth OF tins as
ssrlon -, -, $50 , m 49,, -, ~ huo bod Tram
oIsr sound and prudent orr own ranks concern
w. he danger Of Of conduct. besides the fatal
os.eouspces Of that system TO orr opponents ht no,
oos,ssssndne ALL re have recklessy continued 70 err
tbereby epcsngering the success OF or case; 80 . ~,
Tbat our cause Just, no one VIII deny nat heh are
",t ard deep designing politicians and demagogues
~. PARTICULARLY is truth too apparent 70 h.ea Demon
.,.,on That we have such men among US, VINO would
eel for al the expense OF all that
honorable IN man, we have no DOUBT ouoh men Hase
lived ali ages and countries and thereioTe we heeu not
,nsct 10 escape the infection of such characters History
nIarts 10 their nse, progress ana peeu a""ua anu
sands Their down to pOsterty branded as Haois
I'D nv q
Under such crcums ances what shouid he our course
Vby should we hesitate TO DO an att which VIII al once
Its axd baxmonze our ranks when the regular Ward
commtse Endorsed such by the General Commute AZ
Rnsdgay Honse as well the majority Of the opposing
" I'd Committee fully indorse that act Can have
any cause regret step al once ffaugm win 50 uc
benefit and such vital consequence to our prospects ana
ihe success of our principles . 49,, .
VI" On motto has been Pncples not men" With this
great fundamental doctrine what should De our our
10 seek the men who actuated by that hun ana IN
tsgry Of motive and character whereby theH eIo" cit
sns eo assured that their interests will not be oetrayed
sr the trusts committed their be made secondary
and subseryIent 10 private ends , ...A.
hnd be The course and the only of homes men
so have al heart the welfare of the country and the adj
ysncement Of good cause as superior 70 tne seinsn
shemes and menaces OF cunning intngueTs VINO would
,ntyert every thing TO their own base purposes
Bearing tins mind. fellow cizens ana euo%- Mnlgs
IN, and destroy the system heretofore adopted IN the
~ EIec,ons and m the second place. sustaining
thscandates whose names are herewith presented pro,
ed they such are entitled to your confidence ana
esteem -, - f. ,,,o ..,,, If ,o.oa
ard harmony both of which lack to some extent at
The present that find fault with no man or set OF
mon for individual references, wish all % unite IN
those feelings Of good fellowship which vii enable us to
rsu the victory opponents vet we VIII not IN any
degree tlerae the dctatin or arrogant assumption oil ahy
sehemng deuag ogue, be ne who he may.
Leaving matters fol your serious and candid con
sheraton cordially invite efforts and cooperation
IN The election the foregoing ticket believing that they
ave men of unhemshed character having been tred and
found IN the places which they have been eleya
Ted by their fsOw-ci - ,.,,,,.
" ROBERT II. SHANNON,
Chairman JOINT Conference Committee
JOHN MCINTYRE, Secretary. ozo
~ Democratic Wing General Committee. -
ASpecal Meeting of this Commute Will he held on TUES
DAY EVENING, oct. q, at 7! O'Clock at the Broadway