New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01
NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER 1, 1852.
nc siresnrA ward but the irupres,p which n, ues.

thc Sixseenrh Ward but the irnprei,r b.h IN, meet
ing len upon my mind Asi "a ,5scsios resosa sss
az az % HgssJ or 70 ny ITsasal oensaron 9Th fks Do
iR9s Of he Convention BIZ snas hasf -. ;,l-.ai
urinary @istzySasots sTisfsT bsfys -, Of .oai
HGoa II the Wings of the ID .7ir. q, We .- c,,,,rs
20 sacrifice tneiI principles. and throw e.-s,- ,,,,
already within Tie grasp OF hun anisy / "a Gu n tbos,
who Ike nysel are unan'uty, that the roas,s shoui
be csndity known.
was ttl-rscd the next rrOr1n. 70 read TIE s,,-,.
of NJ smith. rejecting uEgenerousy upon the Asr
tleluan AID guest who had cOaiiilgly met him ami
which during the time was with him. must have been
in course OF publication. Deeply and truly do sym
rathize with him in bis position which shows how men
The most honorable can be aured into course which
could due opportunity for reelection be afforded ;aen
Il a might not only condemn hut reject with scorn
The same morning learned from the most authentic
source (or should not here repeat ~ that the Hall
where Hon joseph L. White addressed the friends CT
Rob Smith We taken from the Democrats and by them
gedly surrendered to movemen; which eNci'ed theT
universal exutatlon. OF the influences wach are sum
moued in manner INTO existence against me my
ieow-czcns mny conjecture, when they beloli gen
tlcmnn Of distinguished Oratorcal lame, CwhOse VOICE
for the fIst time during the present campaign p)
tiCsy hearl) arrayed 70 support the opposision 20 my
self That gcltcnauis wOrspper O' stran parry
gods and his appearance in opposition 20 myself, when
his business connections are considered but strengtheas
the personal character of this dsorganiLing canvass
against regular nOmlnatlons-s personal cnara'ter pest
ovnced BY tie sentleInany conclusion OF Mr. enA
address.
A. vet the first oreumcn, has not and cannot be made
70 impugn the openness or fairness OF my nom naslon
trolr THAI represent in every sense the Wing sent
me1to of our District Indorsei By such as NlchO
las Dean Welcome r Bebec Henry J. Raymond
DAME, Ulmsnn Samuel Frost Charles Crane, James X
Bali Samuel Dciamatc-, joseph Rogers, Alexander w.
Bradford Freedom g.. Luckey, Isaac Dayton, Robert
West A. Oakley Hall Albert 4. Rogers, long tried AM
.screine Wings Il District cannot but ieel proud
Of my position.
have not complained Of the fact that my ordinary
subscription to the \vhS Committee Of the Ward be
ing used sgans me OF the dishonorsbe treachery
CT some who openly acted my Ratification Meeting.
for these am told are uncommon occurrences in
political campaign
am the campaign, however and on the eve of the
battle have duty TO perform TO nay party, TO my
friends, and 10 myself shall conscientousy discharge
il and ask you in the spirit of the maxim whose truth
wss never so eloquent as AT present-the Union ofthe
Wings for the sake of the Union-to uphold me in full
filling those duties and in preventnga District which Is
Wing By 500 majority from falling through uniounded
dssension into the hands of our worst political enc.
mics. NJ o. ROBERTS.