The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-08


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only rroer course 70 solicit the supFrs Of the
Bro.klsn, October ), ISL MICHAEL M'N4saRA.
TIE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN EIEcr RS OF
the Fourth Congressional on, tseet are reqas y 70 as
day the sth Of October 49, at half pas. ss Lock 70
s s aa are OF 1 @ snrn W. on TINS
and e. 4 hS ARE sy
sha se Efforts viii be futile on ibis he Hon.
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J IonS 7, i nnnHisoS' Secretaries.
FFrH coSGEEssloNAL nisrE \, CT oErEN,
electors ass' 81 e FIN IL trc hsi N wed
souG Fine Seventh Sara
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the Independent Electors 81 The Fh GGnrsssOnal
Saturday evening Oct ID composed Of those diss.tsfed
Win operas @
recent primary elections the following preamble and
Hn SS under the Of
party and our nereS sn ~ men
sT
stand becomes those who would act in accordance
ourselves have BEEN
5iHs res for
lndsaiSis in integrity s1F FUN II HOLMAN Chairman
ISAAC II. Tlcr Secretary.
After the reading Of the above, the following resolution
That The ss BY ss liz :m #
nation Of the above named BE- and T. hereby
will sustain as ndepe adsns saPddsts 1Ssspa Mo.tons
v W. ' IL ssSaanr, Ssseresnris..
TWENTIETH wARD-To TIE CITIZENS OF THE
Immediately previous the elections Of 1885, large
number deeply regretn the course Of the chief
assocaton STYLED the twentieth Ward Political Reform
reform IN the the
for and other The nas
the days Of and The security to every voter Of the
g; The enactment Of q registry law.
4th The suppression of all illegal and improper OF
money for electioneering purposes
5h the enforcement of existing laws for the security OF
and property and for promoting the OF
the Sabbath.
9th The nomination to office of whose character and
abilities satisfactory pledge that they will, when
elected carry out the objects Of the association
With these principles they entered the field Political
Reform Party and had the contest been fair would
have elected their They believe there is less
determined effort at the ensuing electon and
present the following ticket for your suages put to-
gether in strict accordance with the above Standard
For Assembly-George I. Leach
For Assistant Alderman-Ja mes kearney.
For Assessor-James Muir.
For Constables-Jesse Seaman, Thos. Haight
For Inspectors of Election.
District l-Thos. Cherney Ino. r. Remsen.
=" PA. p. Smith, John s. Ketchum.
3-John J. Talman, ii. g. Stone,
4-John Erskine, VIM. Bedell
5-Henry 7. MARITIME. Joseph Banks.
p S.-Regular meetings held at Lamartne Hail. cor
Twenty ninth street and Eighth Fri
day evening, at ~ o'clock Every citizen favorng the
principles earnestly solicited cooperate with
the association. A. X. TROTTER, Presidents
j. G. SEwALI, NJ D. Secretary.
LHOR CORONER.-DR. TRAPHAGEN, OF $50 PEARL
street. will be an independent candidate for the sfacs
Of Coroner, this coming election untrammeled by amy
party and having the fullest confidence that the oommu-
nifty will support good independent party principles
Justice Is due to him.