New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-25
rr,,s lean for my isbor and wan, u,y sellor.work.

reward can for my labor. and want my fellow work
els Ground me 10 get the best wages they can for their
labor On behalf OF the working-nie Of this Ward I
eek you whether you will buy foreign made articles
rather than those made by the pAo for JoS and
send them adrift without work and begging for
t.ners unless they will work for the same wages
the helfpad workmen Of Europe You are a canii-
date for Congress, end as may mysef perhaps SONS
day or CHER be a candidate for Congreas too desire
have these questions fairly discussed before the peo
pie"
The General politely bowed and thanked tn. gentle
man for his question, and proceeded FAY, ttst in
TO II he would remark that, IF BUY Eng
lish and French hats and boots at 81 80 and the
workrnen here cannot afford them at less than -.
and send our wheat TO England ard get 81
Luhei for it,-why, the whole he thought it was
the best policy" He then said he in favor Of no
classhe for the interests Of all classes &C.
and proceeded to make some general remarks about
d, mocIacy American Institutions the people, General
PIERCE, November banners. victory and as rocket
few up into the air and the crowd cheered and the
boys made a great outcry the General disappeared
from the stand and was soon out Of the way OF any
more questions.
TIE people paid the most profound attention TO the
question put By the working man. sndit was obvious
hat however good he General might be on the stump
he was evidently stupcd by the home question Of the
in4uisiiive young Wing.
EYA Wing Ratification Meeting for the
With Congressional District will be held tonight at
Hiickertocker Hall Eighih-av. Good speakers VIII
be in attendance.
Ioco-Foco BoLr1YG-Ce Of the {" IN
terrified" Of the Fourth Congressional District who
possess the nice discrimination to see more Dcmocrs-
Cy and worth in Alderman PAT. KELLY thin ~ Hon
NIKE WALSH advertise for this evening in the Park,
M re- meeting to ratfy the boiling nomination and they
say that the following gentlemen have kindly consented
70 address the meeting on the occasion: WIGHT
HAWKES. ESQ; JAMES NJ. SMITH, Esq; CHAs. SwEE
NY, ESQ; Cspt RYNDERs, JOHN Van BUEEN, Esq
MICHAEL DoHENY, ESQ; EDWARD C. WEST Esq;
FNocH E. CAMP, ESQ; CHAs. E. SHEA, ESQ., DANIEL
MAJOR ESQ., and others One of these, at least Capt
RYHDERs) was speaker at the Walsh raf cation. Is
the Captain boerl
The CRY IssPECToRsHIP.-A large and
respectable body of the Medical Faculty Of our City
have presented the name Of Or. JoHN II GnI5coM for
the Office of City Inspector commenting him as cmi-
ncntly qualified and deserving. So far we heartily in
dorse the Doctors manifesto and, had they seen fit 20
make this nomination in due season we should have
had great pleasure in urging its acceptance OH the Wing
City Convention Now however, we believe that any
supror we might render it would only be so much
aid and comfort to the LocoFoco candidate, and that
we respectfully decline.
The Doctors cay the Health Police Of our City has
formsny vears been inefficient and that nobody but
Doctor con be qualified for City Inspector Now, since
wehevehad none besides Doctors for City Inspector, we
are at loss to reconcile the Doctors logic with their
facts 1t would rather seem to be high time to try
obop,- flao Tor I'm IL
past expcrince Of Medical efficiency in that post has
been 70 unsatisfactory.
Tie Doctors make grave mi take in placing the City
Inspector at the head Of the Sanitary Police of our City
The Inspector is but minister, servant an ARM the
Resident Physician holds the position which they erro-
neously attribute the Inspector If the Doctor who ia
Resident Physician treats his place as sinecure, we
shall hardly mend the matter by eectng another Doctor
to do his work for him. But let the Doctors spur up
their professional brother brethen holding offices
which give them rightfIl supervision over all the
means of preserving and improving the Public Health,
and We will warrant CHARLES RIDDLE TO obey their
instructions with alacrty and vigor. What more can
they ask
MUNICIPAL REroRx.-The City Temper
npce Alliance viii hold a Mass Meeting in the big
Tent in Mcdison-st, near Jefferson, this owe
ming 1t Il o'clock. Addresses VIII be de-
lyered hy Hon NEAL Dow, author Of the Maine
Law; Rev T. II. CnArIN, and other eminent speaker
Those yyhe read the Presentment just made by the
Grand Jury will sec in glazing coors' the Intimate
conversation between Rum and Crime, Rum and
PaEersin Rum dad TdrdtiOn.
County RATIFICATION MEErISG.-Ths even
ing there will be large meeting Of the Wings oil hings
County at Prospect Hill, Green Point to ratiy the
T. oe.1 ebefs lo fFRfn
and other Wing Clubs OF New York. and the Wing Clubs
of BROOKLYN and WILLIAMSBURG will meet at the hings
County Hotel at the Peckslp ferry landing at o'clock,
and march in torchght processonto the place OF meet
ing Prospect Hill will be illuminated and cannon Will
he fred during the movement of the procession 1t Il
expected that spoeches will be delivered by Hon JOHN
M Boris Hon. JOHN A. KING, JOSEPH HoXIE, Esq,
Hon L. d. CULVER, HORACE GREELEY and others
Bands of music and glec clubs will be in attendance
BROOKLYN WARD NoMINATIoSs.-WM.
DAYTON was nominated for Alderman by the LOcos OF
| the Eleventh Ward on Wednesday night MICHAEL
MoNAnEr was selected for Constable
JOHN CAsmAw Cvhis) was nominated for Alderman
/ in the First Ward last evening
! The Seventh Ward Temperance Alliance has noni-
mated the following ticket -Aldermdn-SrEPHEN
| CaowE1L. Commissioner Of Ercise-JoHN b
! KEYS COnstdhe-JAMEs PEARSON fhYt0iOI'-
lst District FREDERICK d. HATFIELD, JAMES MeDoN'
AID; I'd District JOIN RHODES, II. ID. MOORE
In the IXth Wand the Wings have nominated Tor
Alderman Daniel T. Walden Jr. Commissioner Of En-
els, Rem Ieaer,s; Constable Johnston w. Gray In
spee,ors. Robert b. Leferts and John Phillips.
ANOTHER SPIRITED GATHERNG.-ln point
Of orderly zeal uniform enthusiasm and regular spr'
tied meetings, the Whgs Of Jersey City are behind
none of their neglbors On Friday evening last there
was another gathering which filled Washington Hall 10
overfowing AID c. p BRoKAw occupied the Chair,
and Nj G. d. LYMAN was appointed Secretary. P D..
ToxpxINs, Of New.York, the fret speaker, demon
,ratcd Tie advantages which would to the coun-