Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
THE MAYoRALTY.

TN the Telegraph the lat instant writer over the sig
nature Of Ashland has attempted reply TO my CONF
mlnation He considers il unnecessary 10 reply 10 the Old
charges made last week and passes them over He next
asaeer by asking why did not arraign the clerks in the
In The General Post 0cewhere he admits himself to be
employed by his strenuously endeayoring TO shift the
responsibility the General 10 the City Post Office
wer that know nothing about the City Post uce clerks
and know of but clerk in the General Post Office who
makes himself obnoxious by his rabd yituperation, and
who threatens excommuncate all Wings who do not
Mr. Lenox and who considers all fair in politics. and
he imagine to be the same who is now endeayorng to
shield himself by exposing Others arragned clerks
and Ashland" has shown himself without taking the
trouble to inquire of the eor by ANONYMOUSLY bringing
inward his brother clerks in the City Post Office shame
shamell
Ashland" says that he knows all about the report
respecting the workmen at the Capitol and that the report
not fact Very WE'LL much the better he says he
well posted this subject, believe him until
hear better evidence mentioned the for the pur
pose of preventing intended be carried out He
lsmisses this affair with flourish Of rumpets the
superintendent the Mayor not what Is TO be and the
National Democratic Convention. All nonsense and gas
He then goes to say, that as pretend to be friend to
Gen. Weighman, must have taken choroform not tn
he old cry they have been endeavorng to force the c
ens for the last month. They prevailed Mr. Lenox to
out published Independent when they thought
he contest would be between him and Gen. Weightman
but was Mr. Maury the field than they changed
rent and called upon party S to sustain Mr. lenox as the
Ashland" has given me nothing TO 60 upon; he has
aet answered any point submitted, nor has he ad
'anced amy, but simply asks few quest ops ne says |
ought to be acquainted WITH and which probably exist
,nly in his benghted imagination.
Why were you about the SUCCESSION? Who will
suffer If Mr. Lenox defeated this timer And will not II e
line be broken? Does ashland too aspire high2 This
il the talk that concerns the citizens the present. and
answered by "Ashand" in sincerity, would not leave
orporas guard to support the Independent 'Whg nomi
next Monday But 1t Is rather expensive business to
otce Ashland" further and refer the reader to the
oalderdash itself Read it, and then what must have
situation Of the writer when he penned his reply
If he taken chloroorm will vouch that he is not
| In advocate for the Maine law!
By the way, while these small affairs would ask
Ashland" any other of the 'fungi (and wish the
uery answered. by question but categorcaly why,
Mr. be strong their bulletin No. LHI repre-.
.ents him, did his friends wait Mr. Maury and beg him
withdraw this time and support Mr. Lenox and that Mr.
enoxs friends would support him the following Mayoalty
election You couldn't catch Maury in that trap no way
you could fix it. He doubt knows something about the
succession and knew if he should give way this time he
night age of Mehuseah before the Succession ran
| through. .
will take this occasion to again warn the higs that,
lnless they up manuly to the support of General
Eeghtman teyare bound to be defeated and that too,
! or years Mark the predicttoRf
| June Sit OLD WING