New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16

emeey thf state OF things tns, we hr'e hlc- n"'' '
The Chairman then pu, the question n, siircss'
which carried The following u the address: q,
FELLOW CITIZENS: I'VE ho,6 these truth. 20 b. sell
EVIDENT that sil created equal tsat they ere en-
dowed by their Creator with certain uHseshe sh thst
sIDCng tEose are life liberty, and the Purs OF i.P,
and Whenever by long tram Of shaseu ah nsaflo at
goverIpert political party scomes corrupt sra ooo
tive Of L.se end, il the night and Il y tae aly o. "
people abolish the evils that eussve uheii sd ~ Y',
suercs nr thsiT future scurlty" -
Our industrious end virtR0ss citizens have 80 i""s'
tsttb.v sye no cstrsned to contend irs, and 'o-t
whoes0uie principles Of ,nincpn rrle sna strvr 20 -
their elective franchise, vres;ed from them ~ 'e7' W.
noortlislng cOInbinstioIs aud mod force r...,
The history Of the great poiileli parr Q, e.,r cy
Wig sId Democrat fe been tor yesr 'nsoty .,
,rf. md urhlusn- usrpsfc und-ri nns
COZ republican government and working tee e-aon'
m Go,oiiant rtt Of both plres guSrsnt INCIDENT add
uut,epled y wicl ed device, even svsfs tn-ih-ri'e
aLd by dsondeTly conduct, have gradually togneL ~ %
lowed ruie the honest With whom tDrr n1'e " -
bcally associated; rnd now, znd ior rouf tin' wv
Iogst.d to themselves III TIE wisdom Ind political iores s"'
reoesssTy for the pnb'c welfare -,
They lave oppcsed all Wholesome laws ana crdpahct
and procured he enactment Of tOse by wnch tAy ooa
accom- isii ti,1r DlquItoOs designs . IL
While they have pIViess-a graf it ssu 'oi " 1900 ~
end called upon the sovereign people IN pIl'sI; r 49,
choe for the different Nonina.ns
tiors, at the same time by Dargains Ioney en-
rupt csucus and rowdy force, our homes, snc ic' -.
zeis been excluGed from tree and relu2ncsn
son Of their will ana ind vlcua,s have Deeil ~, ~
resent convention not he Pee nor honest party pul
rupt end selfish men, who's oDiy ain he's hetn y W
upon ard enrch Themselves by, pubne cor ec' nc -
OF Office IN open violation u law, nnc chartsI' euN STU
Conventions have been the order OF the day eyte
syely niece Up Of most obscure IN me- lu
nnc,ysr ~ RESIDENCE ard nosc whose oic a duties and r.
eoIs should have forbidden their inen9ehag VAN ne
I ri, Wsv our canddoes for Office have been selected
no ndepend~nt bonest vino would not -toop 80 low.
could DOininetinIn' nta nor roIel hth noI
lite OF pubnc service and sacrifice have been considered
noisy political operator II the Judgment OF .aeh con
veniions hes he'd all the nocesay qualncanop aAd tnen
iorsooth the honest and useful abOre mechanic trades
man, end professional men OF both parties who py rs so
briefly integrity end lawful pursuits gathers tor the support
Of his family and eLTches the community Is most oose
quouoy called upon to vote for men who can rost unbus
rgy taxes end assessments and deTecate upon u,
property ard fruits OF honest toni.
Aid then the great conflict at the snnull elecon
fu means are employed on both sides gain the victory
Bribery promises the most unworthy Of places OF trust
ssnoer and libel have all been most syuhy employed 70
AUD now fellow citizens shall any longer endure such
pnlc frauds snd corn ptons We think hear you
by the unfnchng unGggng exerclte OF our elective
fticte At the coming the ballot box the ga
cred palladium Of our Liberties, we Will beaS the unhoy
si,reths day hes comeour Common Council and
the several departments City Government with few
@ or tie OF the reope ana eharnc-
fully rcknowede the tTuthaw nor sacod oahs Ct ONCE
are OF sny ava-our magistrates By corrupt populace the
constituents and tools OF Aldermen, are awed nto silence
cad our Police. IN Itself weaF. Is disumed
Fellow Citizens: The Tenth Wand Reform League does
not ark you TO orsake yonr political oPntnf nor party ~
candidate. In the OF everything thai noble and pa
tiotc exho you 70 come to Tie polls and declare that
you viii submit 20 such evils no longer entreai Jon 10
for intelligent Patriotic, puTe-Llnded ana uhdeAed
men, II you VIII DO this year such men We shall
eect thus number the DAYS Of fraudulent Urinary me
inss ard packed Conventions the PRISON doors OF those
who politically bound and Get the captive free
The Secretary then cad the following resolutions:
RcsOted That the proceedings Of this meeting and the
address just read be published, with he names OF ne Pres
dent ard Secretary Of this League attached IN such OF the
daily papers the Printing Committee may deem advIsshe
and that the eddtss be- also puoehed BY sad COMMITTEE
IN pamphlet foIIn Tor circulation IN the w I'D
Resoised That the desigu Of the Tenth Ward Reform
League 10 constitute new political party but to
The many political sbuses inflicted upon the people
Resored That go on, perfect sed League IN us organ
izson render II permanent IN ito existence AID operations
and contend with the evils OF party until the people sha
enjoy ire and IoIuocan expression ~ tieH WILL Ann
honest and faithful u.en sall rule ia orr Ward
Resored That in the character integrity and intelligence
Of the candidates presented by the Teuth Wed reform
League tor the sutgs the people a; the ensuing cleo
ton have the utmost confidence and LOOK forward with
bright hope Of their TIM nphGni success, ~,
Mr.. Mace mbcr said rise Gentlemen, 70 move the
adoption OF these resolutions and nrs let me congrht
late you this spontaneous movement and to reJote
with you 1T ts indignant uprising Of the orderly and
welconducted againsi the corruptnoss That has been
utod aud brought 10 lear On our elections; and y we
ere but firm, and determined to do battle, We Will evoke
such irt viii lead 10 victory do not ventura
fay anything Hbusye OF any OF the candidates put Tor
ward ly either Of The hitherto recognized political par
ties lUt the manner in which candidates for political
Ohce nominated is known 10 you ai-alaa too wei
known 70 thCfo who reside IN the Tenth Ward Having
been Inyeoli 20 strong a political pa zan, think due
10 ytelf and others with whom / have hitherto been
acting and speaking and 70 those also who were opposed
10 me. TO state why am hero. All others who come
here to what party they beon ed bound
give their explanation alsOuness, indeed, they con
cider thet mine will answer for all.
ain Wing aud have for length of time acted with
that party; bat no matter 10 what parry belonged
think that each party n threcfOl1 duty FIrs 10
Society, as Is iis duty 20 nominate such men a. tn
fled VIII support and maintain the laws by Which
society il governed next, To the Parry 20 nominate
such men n the party will be most likely to support
and third TO Individual by recognizing their just claims
When political party keeps good faith with itse and
it mbcTs oil and every Of that party are in honor
and duy bound upport the nomination made. When,
however, 10y private cauca Ing and corrupt influence >,
bad mcn put forward, ami good men rejected do
coner ,het the nominations hus made ought 10 be
or 'houd be supported II you submit 70 nominations
IN this way, corruption VIII become 50 rife among you
that reptile will come up dd the frog O Egypt into
your house, and cau'e pesuience IN the land we
Will however make party put down tais corruption
and they Mk you 10 what party You belong, tell them
party TIA. has thunder in II, and VIII count legion
the day Of election; and viii prove 10 them at the
balct-boNes how powerful we are. know that great
threat have been held cut against any who would
join in THE movement that they would be marked IN
thcr business, well a. politically; but we Will teach
these bogsarts BY the ldcs of November that heed
not such threats. Their influence viii IN n De Killed
aud We VIII huIy il; and il write epitsph which
ilull be, "no more hopes oi political n urrcctoar
Mr. haoCmber then passed high oul0gum on Mr.
Anderson and Mr Frazer, and said that true,
bad been ssd Of them that they disappointed can
ddntcs, though belonging 20 different pGrtc but II
because they were too honest and Independent for the
wiropulleTs Of their parties 10 nominate and
fer Mr. Fu7er he sad that lie found attend ~ u
the wsns Ct the poor, when those BY whose influence
his nomination defeated we're drunk in groghouses
and incapable OF attending 10 themselves
Mr. Jones said ne had hi respect for Mr. Frazer
~ the gentleman who spoke last but il neccs
saly in doing justice 10 linn to csnnistc Others and
call them dIunksTds md rumsuckc;a AMI the csucil,s
row IN nomination held high post0n any in
the room.
Nj Mscomber denied that he sad ANYTHING of the
candidate bU he dld Say OF those who were nsr
mental in defeating NJ. Frazer were lo-icrs and he
: could prove t.
Mr. CosmciTc sUid such accusation comes with 4
had grace iion the gentlemen - hsve seen hnnse
treating and drinking IN three cent gro--hOlee.
/ This Mr. M0comhor denied
| The Chairman here called order and the Secretary
read tie nominations, amid much cou.u on a. follows
For Assistant Aldennal-EduGnd Anderson For A..
scmbly-Edwnd A Fraser. For A-se-sor-Gotfleb Boz