The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29
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Robert p s Bspn1 and E T5s jSas ss
Elias LoOmis and Daniel 7. Bacon, for inspectors.
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me Of ar hitch tarshiteetl corner q Rleeck
meeting Of committees and other transactions Of the
The following the address of the association
which has been and distributed throughopt the ward
shed IN the daily papers until She election takes place
Fellow ctizensThe candidates collected and offered FOX
s all f sana a T 5 IN 5
seekers Of once but With difficulty persuaded to consent
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without bias in faysr political party" I've commend
will be- ae sss s we s, %
t@atey il the city argc the bansiul
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awakened co sensO our wronss and our sisarses as
and rum % Is
that rssr% permit US s . SS yi
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If the sehargc Of duties tbs their party
sice.s are be appointed By hsm other
@oeats to demosras ana thus Gle frscdom Of ndsmens
as to # MI e s and a
fellow citizens trust 70 yourselves only Come out in youc
nTsFsosay nsF@stion . You assi
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determine Sr he WI no longer submit quietly
them by unnecessary taxation made the plum
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most every branch q tao munispal gqyerumen All classes
neyman mechanic or daily abo who looks forward
family Of his interested in procuring
a i the to hG mss ss s on his ts TSHs
impOranand ne equally interested preventing undae
question Of policy It ISSUE Ss
sSiSis really Rr tPas an nsrs
fy And then spae Ourselves to be marshaos
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experissce allowing those may rot unahartaOy DO
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TSenotns rai.sa thisd rSt party TEsinPS.
form independent reform ce charter for
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Wit to sss &c eSe moral e be
nssed With the city sqyeIa%en I, that feeling Finally
intention to influence You in tue exercie
state and national politics have, ought have
and to the nes Of selfprotcetion Our association WIKI
then earnest efforts will So directed 70 the accompsh.
mont Of our declared object and other In frherancs
proper places their dsriIutien Of which duo mo-
the and Sai e Sa
district to M securing that object 50 dessa-
iops il tic means ssccmplshmens Of their obscss
to prey on tie and productiye classes Of The
community TaIiE
I r syD W; K,rsn in, }scerotaries.
B-Ihe next regular citing Of the association will b
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A RATIFICATION MEETING OF THE WINGS OF TEE
IA Nineteenth ward will be held at Conrad,s Hotel,
Of street and Third avenue Monday
the 3st inst o'clock r. H. for the purpose Of ne
| the following nominations
For AldCrman-Wm. Il. Jennings
Councilman-Jaeob W. Goodwin.
Assessors-lrancs u. Ball, j. Bayard Fish,
Conatables-Wm. Cartwright Geo. W. Jacques.
Inspee tors OF Election
Frat DstIict--u. ". Genet John Forshure.
Second District-Geo. {. liars en- +. W. Clark
Third District-Jas. J. Bevins, Isaac Dayton
School CommisrionersJohn G. HULL Alex McCotte-.
lnspectors-Isaae Adriance Jas W. hickman.
TT stees-Thos Hogs, Jr Isaac Clark Jas Hatfield, Geo.
W. Beebe. by order.
| TWENTIETH wARD-FIFTY SECOND DISTRICT
AT large and enthusiastic meeting hold by the votert
Of the Fifty eocond district without distinction Of party
Saturday evening" October 22 Of Ninth and
Thirty second street, Mr. III. Schuyler, TO thS
chair and r. H. Clark appointed Secretary; whareupon
following resolutions offered ssrriad
Resolved, That George r; JsJues is choice candS
and implicit confidence in the choice made aod
warmly recommend Linn the this district as
Of strict integrity Of gentlemanly department. hones
| and will prove faithful TO bis trust.
Resolved That - offering the Of George Jaquco
Councilman to tho Ettysecond district, pedge
divided support and will utmost exertions by
| and honorable meanr, 10 his election.
Resolved Thar tho above proceedings be published In the
Herald, Tribune, and Sun papers
After which the meeting adjourned, with three cheers fcr
George r. jacques for Councilman.
r. L. CLARK, Secretary.
TWENTIETH WARD-MUNICIPAL REFORM-AT A
l. large and highly respectable meeting of the municipal
Eighth Twenty ninth street October ~
Mr.. T. Leach called Mr.