New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
LOCAL POLITICS.
TB There were several Political Meetings
last light in various sections of the City and neighbour
hood but space viii not permit reports OF them.

gB There were several Political Meetings
last night in various sections of the City and neighbour
hood, but our space viii not permit reports them
The CITY INsPECT0RsHiP.-ln response to
our suggestion that we should have gladly seconded
MOI, ment of the Medical Faculty Of our City to
procure the nomination and election Of DR.. Grscom TO
the City Inspectorship had it been male in
favored with communication signed by DR.. g. and
five other physicians which sent to the Wing Nom
mating Convention, dated - Sept, 2sth some two
weeks after the Wing Primary Meetings were held
We take this a confederation of statement. Had
the Medical Faculty felt any disnterested concern for
the public health they would have acted in the prem
es in season to bring the power of TIE Press to bear
on the public mind in advance OF the Primary Meetings
But the Doctors did nothing thought nothing of the
matter until their attention called to it at the
eleventh hour by Dr. Griscom or some of his personal
friends. If they had moved in July or August they
would almost certainly have been needed; now they
are too late to do anything but mischief
Another correspondent ASSERTS that Messrs A. w.
White and T. X. Downing one or the other OF whom
has been City Inspector for of the ast six egh.
years, are not doctors, we have presumed them.
They certainly both druggists and we have always
heard Mr. White designated doctor; but that may
have been a mstake-so we concede the poin;
Two CORES pondents dispute proposition that tho
Resident Physician IL and fhc City Inspector Is not the
head Of the Sanitary Police OF our City we oeheVe
we fairly stated the in our former article Inc
Resident Physician is Cor should be- the brain oil the
Sanitary Police of cur City the City Inspector should
be tie executor OF whsteyer is 10 be done in that de-
uar,nent Believing tina. SIR. Riddle will perform the
duties ofhe Inspecorshp least efficiently and faith
fully az any other man who has chance Of being elected,
VIC shall vote Tor HIM others VIII DO they IT. But
wedo otthe les heartily approve ofhe Medical aculty
recommending candidate for tLis station and regret
that they did not do at an earlier day trIst
they will do On any future occasion. so trust the
LAWYERS OF our City will seasonably recommend
candidates for Judges. We should not feel bound TO
support candidates thus presented, but always
grcieul fer whatever casts light subject i'm
poriant the II selection OF public ocers and the
probability IS very strong that lawyers know better
than the mass Of thGr feliow-cdzens who among
their own body are best qualified for Judges. Let
Us hear from them whenever We shall again have to
choose judicial officers
- A Grand Mass Meeting is called by the
Scott Life Guard Association be held ct Constulion
Hall, No GO Broadway, On Wedensday eyel.ug the
9Th init a. = clock This Association il formed e.
elusiyely of citizens who have borne arms under the
great Captain, iron wAomits name il derived
TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE NomIsArIog-
XVTILA Herd (XYIth District For Assembly Hon
EIhrnim L. Snow unanimously renominrtcd on
Friday evening.