The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

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make public paraas Of motives hoah OF re-
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friends hesptabe mapsion where shortly after
the leading supporters Of Mr. smith Theoretically TO
am totally snosans Of he di
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position which but bic example how The
opportunity for rejection be aaorisd them shsy might
tI tee
not here repeat III that the hall where the Hon
was taken from the demoe and by them gladly surren
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into g0y me my fellow
support the opposition to myself gentleman Of distn-
sprins The pres ut Campaign. been possaly
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the openness or fairness Of my nomination. know that
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NJ. o ROBERTS.
NorroE.-pqHsUAsT TO a CALL FOR THE DEMO.
cratic republican electors of tho Eighteenth ward to
meet at the bonse of Capt Murray cornet Of Twentrt
the psrpos Of hearing The report 81 tho ward nomnatSs
committee and also the report Of the Sixteenth Assembly
TO the oil air and Edward Malay Esq appointed Seore
& an Il vas a t. f. laid ne
tcks should receive the hearty support Of the
OF the Eighteenth ward
For Acknowledgement Smith.
For Assistant Alderman-Edmund A. Concklin
For coastaSles"Wham Thompaon, william Chapman
Lnebaeh Royal Phelps Second district Harris Wines,
Daniel Hayden; Third district George w Briggs Thomas
MoCabe Fourth district John W Brown, John Knsley;
Fifth district, Dennis Dean, Coll N. CAMPBELL.
ED. MALLALy, Secretary.
LSIGHTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
II Regular Nominations-For Assistant Alderman James
Crawford; for Assessor George Mcdonald TOR onsabes
William Thompson and William Chapman. Inspectors Of
E1econFrst district Charles Linehach Royal Phelps;
Second distrct Harris Wines, Daniel Hayden Third dis
S S John knsIey Fh dssss Dennis Dean
THOMAS CoSNEToN, Secretary.
ITO TIE WARD COMMITTEE OF THE EIGHTEENTH
l. ward.-GeDtlemen :-As is we'll known to your body,
MIR James Crawford was nominated by the Charter Con-
vent0n of ward the candidate for tho office Of
sistant Alderman which nomination subsequently
ieced Mt ratification meeting OF the eector the ward
duly called and my substituted Appreciate
to the fullest extent the partaity of friends and
aed by sincere desire 70 promo the success of the de-
mocrato ticket at the ensuing election prefer not to al
low to be used in any which be ad-
to the general ticket therefore respectfully de-
flee TO which have been nominated and trust that those
Of friends who feel aggrieyed at not receiving
the nr1 e s ms Ses NH
aeqNiesed in the nomination Of Mr. Crawford and viii fol-