New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
~ Eighteenth Ward Temperance Alliance

,rS- Eighteenth Ward Temperance Alliance
NOminn TONS
For Assemhg.. ....EPHRAIM L. SNOW.
- Assistont Alderman .....ARNESF FINK.
- Assessor. ...................ROBERT B. LLOYD.
- Constable, ....th6EAfSSIw slsHSF'
Iarpee.or. ef Eisetisa.
First Disfrict-Wiham Day, ROYAL Phelps
Second Dstrict-Ssrgent Bagey Hams Wines.
Third District-George w Bnggs Charles Mason
Fourth Distrlct-Charles Irving Edmund Step lenson-
Fifth Dstrct-Abel Wheaton, Jr., William H. Rudd.
ryTwenticth Ward Democratic Wing Reg
For C'n@,e.s' nuns. MARSHALL o ROBERTS
For z:,i' sat i:;maa JAMES ANDREWs
For Issrssor CHRISTOPHER c. ELLIS.
For CoH.taSie'....". JESSE JESSE F F. SEAMAN sEAMAN.
In,pectors of Eioe,ioE:
First Distrct--ChsIes Ross, Morris Bennett
Second District-Daniel Conover, A. J. Bender
Third Disnict-Edwin $. Weed, Frznciss, Mcintyre
Fourth District-Hugh Turner, George w Reid
Fifth Distrct-James Bntt, Oscar Taylor
~ sixtb Co,gress;oua, District.-The XIth
Ward mus represented her Mechanical Interests require
1T INDEPENDENT WING NOMINATION.
Fer Conqress. .....LEWIS S. D0D.
r5- Wing Nomination for Congress.-SEvENrH
CoNcREssIoNAL DISTRICT IXh, XVIth and XXth Wards)
ROBERT SMITH.
By order of the Convention.
ROBERT MCINTYRE, Chairman.
II HILL WHEELER, Secretary.
t5y- City Reform League.-FELLow CITIZENS
Our League has been formed with the object OF coectn
some of the abuses of City Government The facilities
with which candidates raised power by
Of the corrupt machinery of primary elections lies near the
rootof the evil Against that system therefore we strike
the first blow by to the principle that good candi
date ought TO be supported irrespective OF tue party by
which be - nominated
you and the reason for which to some
extent, 1T is our duty TO explain
Mr.. WESTERN EFT has been preferred for the Office Of
Mayor for the others that besides possessing
high personal character nothing ~ ms pa sIo mas sro"1
hm Of
The CONTROLLER ought TO be man of unAinchng firm
the defense of the Treasury against the dePreda0ns
so often attempted upon We believe such man, that
station can save this CITY hundreds of Thousands every year
and think past history OF Mr. FLAGG has fully proved
him 10 be the want AS Controller OF the State OF
New York through period OF years his coursc marked
by fidelity and vlgor that commend hm 10 the respect and
confidence OF the people
The testimony has been that Mr. ADAMS the present ST.
PERINTENDEST OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES has generally
administered his office well and have therefore adopted
his name for that office now. .
The Faculty OF Medicine have with great unanimy agreed
that the CITY INSPECTOR ought to be Physician and with
large bodies Of citizens we name for that Office Doc
tor JOHN H. GtISCOM.
For Aims HOUSE COMMISSIONER have preferred
WASHINGTON SMITH.
For various reason selections have gone no further
We publish them abroad that Reorners may have
knowledge of each others Intentions and 50 make their vote
Our action has been confined City Officers The selec-
ton of Ward Officers important as they ere did not lie with
in province We happy TO know that IN several
Wards the people taking OF their own Interests in
this particular.
Those vino favor reforms can ater tneir tcNe with
the names we with the confidence that their will
BE- initiated by very many OF our citizens, aud with good
prospect of success. Our nominations arc
tor Moiso, .....,.... JACOB A. WESTERVELT.
Eoy Controller AZARIAH C. FLAGG.
Ior Gin, Iusnector .....JOHN III. GRISCOM
For Com. Of Repairs $3.50. W lLI.lAM ADA ms,
For G0rerRor Of aims House. WASHlNGION SMITH.
Our officers are as follows: - -
President JOHN HARPER
yice Presidents.
NJ VAN Stu,cK WIN. T.. DODGE,
STrpprN WuITNgy Wa. w. OSBORNE,
Josrpu KFRNocHAN THOMAS X. WHITNEY.
A n WrTMoRr HENRY V. BUTLER.
JoSIrH.NI CopprNcToN THos r. WOODRUFF,
ABEL Il. EDGERToN, y: n COLLINS,
Wh. +. MORT, WIN. kEMBLE,
DANIEL DREW, DANIEL d. SMITH,
CHARLES NJ LEUPP, DAVID hoADLEf,
JAMES REEVES.
Trecafre Comnittee-Richard A. Reading, r.. hetchun,
SCHUYLER Iiv ngson, Thomas b. Sman aInes Murray,
Mailer Keeler VIM Chauncey Simeon Baldwin, Theodore
Banks. \, ...o. r.
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