The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-02

TAsxANY HALL. NEW YORK. NOVEMBER isr,

POLHTICAL.
1rAsNANY HALL, NEW YORK. NOVEMBER isr,
70 r ,s pr.ocnAr,c RrpurI.cAr rLrcron, ., r,,,
s,Ty AMP ,.f Ss s. E9ns
their oonssusSss the democracy Of ths city Of New
upon the admirable unity and zs. which psfvadss the
*. % party ar. tho pillars
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requirement. constitute he hixhss. political duty Of tho
ton iss osns'vas1s ssn ssn, which main t.nsd.
and which alone perre'uate liberties 80 long -
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governmental ecndustsd in conformity with that uni Of
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the genius OF our political system and the principles OF the
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psno'ps the democratic party although n sy I've
elections opponents have never repealed law which
10 n have they ever
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abandoning them without scrape.
the Unssd Ike pars hs ~
opponents to BE- nI' and they ar; certainly respectable
si.ion me funaamsnt. prns Of rho
to charge The opposition has almost always
policy
Is divided several distinct factions There are
platform q the which nominated him there
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ndustriousiy strive 90 BOTH '''''' .'N
viii the a pa ssGy
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II the Senate Of shc United States al illustrate
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throughout Of the most uniform manly
po asS POLICY s.
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den Of convincing the people that wings DO safely
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ties cares for the tariff or free trade since the
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po sss FOR IA
Cruz. glory enough for the PRESENT troops q.
to Gur We ~ find q Of
from The further Of the whis party The farmers
dent with increased iao.es Of the
the great avenues Of trade cannot fay see
can be most safely entrusted with It's
dsnxsssion and ii snssisS g public sSns-
WI sSssy
the S,p public credit plsced again on firm basis.
, si y a.
ssSTs ss With the
sonal regard entertained for him by that large
IN hes ssa
joined his manly rsnknea and high personal eharsot
will commend him to abut specially those who take
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supprs 81 asy dsmo
crst the Staten strict attention the duties Of his
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charge ;nsstute claim to popular support Mr. Clark
~ city there s. %pss
Municipal
msnt While the CSnpsroller does little else except bor
ssa s
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rsass r h sh legal might not s' to made
with giant strides making our Municipal sovsrnmsrs TIE
The Common counsi done much arrest the
nearly ali in whs hands the responsibility misgovsrn-
IL Il Z. 20 sry on the city amy
dial and cooperation towards comon
injustice to the candidates heretofore presented
oninecs for city and county ofess presented
nanans from Tamnan wi a a0''' ~ wv
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dates are oommsnded to the appreciation Of the people BY
handed in the Of the city goyernmsns
ana
Wssssryss known 70 the community Is one Of those
uSe as s
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state Of New York that it suPsrfuSu TO sssGmps any
weiitestod and long sustained reputation public once
especially in the management and control Of financial
The law department. Of the city government inferior TO
cises the public its chief ocorthe Counsel TO
a s, Il the 9s IF % %
hea th ss s
10 compelled to prosecute dcfendoften involving the
most difficult questions Of law growing out of ch,rer
grants and othsr eontroyerted questions
arduous responsible duties Of this post qualification
Is business habits esPaesy for in
forensic Attachments matter how brilliant unavai
ing to the incumbent Of this office Its demands not
periodical merely for the pleasing displays Of oratory
but they are continuous and varied almost beyoad
for
Dillon unites in eminent degree the rare qusliaca-
lions demanded for the efficient discharge Of its duties;
able lawyer, not remark for learning and elo
qcence than for the prompt punctual AID methodcal
despatsh Of susnesya gentleman high
personal chsrac.era citizen nseparably linked IN seat
ment and interest with the welfare Of his alive otya
who cooperate vigorously with good Mayor and
upright Comptroller in restoring TO the OF
city order and integrity These
three csrs mus. Of necessity largely depend upon each
other in the conduct affairs. tt ey should be unit,
not only In their political views but also in the harmonious
aad energetic prosecution Of system Of reform,
loudly demanded as well those who
the millions raised by taxation in the shape Of
rents high increasing prices Tor
all the articles daily consumption and they who SOLICIT
the taxes from tenants and customers and borrwers
H. Morris and Robert Emmett have candidates. whose