New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

Judge than myself IL 10 thought 10 be but general erpre
that the public large regret the course lie has pu
Now. feIlov-sitizen. throw myself upon your kinane
and support who has never had any coz
ceameaIs about h political fearing now sny M
vestgAton Of his bushes or private character
IL the FIRST time in my hfe have ever 20 Appealed
Personally the Office if elected IL has aurements tor
II elected should sacrifice many personal interests
but the political character Of ehshed pnncpes-he
honor and integrity Of the men with whom party,
have been associated consistently for thirty years TO me
above and beyond all other Considerations
Ny opponent has been chosen to represent the mammoth
corporation Of steamships Of which he Is the agent End pn
cps owner Whatever ms adTess decla MAJ sta
10 the contrary who will doubt the reasn for his and
oonfederates anxiety 70 elect him : n
This is reason enough but is there not grsver one He
was notoriousv main leader and supporter OF John Tyler
after the reaehery his Accidency 10 the party thst
elected hun had prescribed the h1nest .sy o o. s
that he enjoyed the PATRONAGE OF Iers ana foiAs Al
unistrstions. e...
or selfish reasons cannot do believe that you vii
contradict the doctrine and Tor Wnen
the Wing party, national party have always contended
In voting Member Of Congress- cast the only vote
except President where have any voice IN tne
Government This only direct vote and we should
all feel that Representative was our neighDof ana s nd
In behalf Of those with whom have 90 long aoolea iOr
the establishment Of vital principles OF those wno nave
counted sacnce that Their political acton sndsd -
advance and peretuate the Unloneonodete the people
of the States the support Of the ana man
tain he supremacy the and all the laws of tie
Union protest against the insult offered not only 70 the
Wing party of which claim TO be an earnest although an
humble member but to every honesnnclped man IN the
District by thus asking them 20 abandon their nights and
privileges % make rampant the interests o. dvenfers
and spectators upon the public Treasury With great re-
spect, subscribe myseh, ROBERT SMITH.
rS- City Reform League.-FELLow CITIZENS |:
Our Lesgue has been formed with tine object OF correcting
some OF the abuses OF our Sty uoveinnehL Ine iscles
with which candidates for office raised TO power by
Of the corrupt machinery of primary elections lies near the
rootof the evil Against that syen therefore we stxe
the blow by agreeing the principle that cool candi
date ought to be supported irrespective of the party by
which he is nominated. 800
Upon this principle selection has been made which we
recommend you and the reason for which 10 some
extent, is our duty TO explain.
Mr. WESTERN ELrhas been preferred for the office OF
Mayor for the others that bedes possessing
high personal character nothing his past history has thrown
upon him any share of responsibility for the misconduct Of
The CONTROLLER ought to be a of unHnchins firm
ness the defense OF the Treasury against the dcpreAons
go attempted upon it, We believe such man.
station this city hundreds Of thousands every year.
think the past history of Mr. FLAGG has fully proved
him 20 be the man Controller of the State of
New York through period Of years his marked
by fidelity and that commend HIM TO the respect aud
confidence OF the people.
The testimony has been that Mr. ADAMS. the present ST.
pERINTEsDEsT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES has generally
administered his office well and have therefore adopted
The Faculty Of Medicine have with great unonimy agreed
that the CITY INSPECTOR ought to BIZ Phyac and with
several large bodies Of citizens name for that office Doc
tor JOHN H. GRlsCOM.
For AIMS HOUSE COMMISSIONER we have preferred
WASHINGTON SMITH
For various reasons our selections have gone further
We publish them abroad that eorIners may have some
knowledge of each others Intentions and 80 make their vote
efectual -
I
ton of Ward Officers important they did lie with
in province We happy TO know, that IN several
Wards the people taking care OF their own interests IN
this particular. .
Those who favor reforms, can alter their ticket with
the suggest with the confidence that their vote will
be initiated by very many OF our citizens and with good
prospect of success. Our nominations ere:
For MAJOR .............. JACOB A. WESTERVELT
For CoatyoIler. ..AZARIAH C. FLAGG,
For CITY Inspector. ii. GRISCOM
For Com of Repairs. ....... WILLIAM ADAMS,
For GoterRoy Of Aims House NAShlNOION SMiHH.
Our officers as follows: ,
Pre,ident JOHN HARPER,
Vice Presidcnts.
NJ VAN ScHstcK WIN. J.. DODGE,
STEPHEN WHITNEY VIM w. OSBORNE,
JosEyH KERNocHAS THOMAS X. WHITNEY,
A. n. WErNoRE, Henry V. BUTLER
JoS,raASL CopprHeroS TRos T. WOODRUFF
ABEL I. EDGERToS, r. n COLLINS,
WIN. y. MORT WM kEMbLE
DANIEL DREw, DANIEL d. SMITH,
CHARLES NJ LEuPP. DAVID HoApLtS
JAMES REEVES.
ErecHtre Co1nitiee-Richard A. Reading f. ketchum.
SCHUYLER Livingston Thomas r. Stman, James b. Murray,
Walter Keller, VIM. Chauncey Simeon Baldwin, Theodore
Banks. \, , =,
TredsHrer-JAY JARVIS. SecrctaTy-M ALLISON JR