New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28
tn Ward Regular Wing and Reform Nom


Cosffd0t<s. ................. }IOUN NJ WAITE
Conmfy. II Common Schools. DAVID WEBB
JAMES P; BREMNER,
Tyu,tee, II Common Schools. Gyo " p RIya vetrs
Ea,peeto, Of Common School,, BENJAMIN PARKHURsT
ZEBULON C. INSLEE, Chm. Charter Convention.
Twelfth Ward Gig Reform n6 Nomination.
1..es.S, ...'.'.................WILLiAM CRAWFORD.
ceA''a''s'......'."" LgTaEn :. BINGHAM
Scsor co~si.,iont,. R2GEEhiSWhp T SsfSs
soaool Ingee'Or. .ABRAaAM 4 sko psEsS
School T'''''" '''''" WILLIAM s r JENNINGS y N
NemDe, Of A"emsly. JOHN n REED vv.s c..,
WILLIAM s. ClRnas, Secretary.
THE REFORM MOVEMENT
To THE 1EDEPEsDEST CITIZENS OF The TWfLFrH WAso.
i am officially informed that al meeting called without dis
the once Of by exclamation AZ Endorsement
Of my past official conduct the domination eteeednsy graf
continued service attended is with great personal aer
fee, the nomination fills me with regret had fuy 1,suIed
me favor not TO mention my name in connection with
sde spared pains in directing your sttenoe rem me to
other citizen popular and better qualified than
such position ehu consult my tsishes and
decline you vhe' and accept choose the latter since
in possibility every is bound his fsllowe
where he can best promote mel Interests
defeat Having aspirations for ofice my
bon fully satisfied In being the choice Of that portion OF my
fellow citizens without seGsh aims and who doing
their utmost TO ebuke the corrupt Influences that control our
In YOUR e TO elect me You doubtless the OPP
position that will meet at every point You will be opposed
by those who looking beyond narrow seshness have
been able instrument TO cary out their
sehemes they Of course will be Interested in the election OF
You viii Be opposed BY those who are dissatisfied my
to So.s Of who @ and d1i & 61
icatips beverages. when IN reality, am their friend My
efforts restrain the traffic have resulted rom e con
veion that in doing the greatest happiness wiz accrue 70
the orsateli numbers against but against the
thing beasts On the other hsnd there are those
s,,m bops as well as who having received licenses
violstna them. To all such ss sufficient reply that
tive body Of which he member except Excise Commis
oner of law belongs to the Mayor anf Po
lice II may be proper in this connection TO state that re-
ceived the positive assurances from the Chief Of Police
that he would gee to the o. the md se
that the present Captain received his appointment upon tne
in he WsId and that he would close up unlicensed
dram shops Ought their denquencies to be charged on your
You viii also be opposed ts who cling with i grip
to political which good men are every
minded independent they will oppose your efforts BY
class of Which ,Sd s se5e5 to e.1jd. through
packed primary conventions are to thrust tnsnees upon
pehoune Of whether the people to rise
In their strength and choose for themselves such rulers ana
representatives they judge beet calculated to 'uoSeve thsH
am with YOU fellow. citizens In defeat triumph. Ours
life enlistment against lnunieipa corruption and
packed conventions Let rally forces under the banner
Of Encouraged by the hearty wishes Of the good aud
the smiles of Providence, will sooner or later conquer
Your very obedlent servant, Z. Z. HoaIh.
Eighth Ward.-At meeting Of the Reform Association
held at Cclons last friday EVENING, Oct r. the follow
ING seiVie"o" "s'' 1Dst. II. JONAS N PHILLIPS,
Dist 49, DAVID COLEMAN,
'' 80 Dist DIST y r. 5 Th2i; B. B. F hsRnSN
1.,,,,,r...,...........JOHN CAN'T
SsaSSi Se''.,ene, s ssAAH fhiL BEaRY
william VIII FoRBEs,
Tf'''e''''''''''''''''l ORLANDO D. MecLAlS,
WILLIAM B.. JONES,
cHARLEs c. DYER, Chairman.
MATTHIAS CLARK Secretary.
Fifteenth Ward Municipal Reform Association.-
All ting of the Committee held this evening" the foo"
ipe Ticket was unanimously adSgie 1II " cu,uxcPy
-'''' GDist se......"..WM,s n yERMILYE
oo""e"'" P BIZ: ta..:...:. GPIs 4 Blows
eo%% q dc"%'' S''''' JSs y y, o gSpERHl1I
Trustee. Of Common Schools fTSggSS s ysSESa j.
Iu.pectoy QtcOmnon Schools ,:.JoHN L; MASON ,,
Al n Meeting of the Nineteenth Ward Wig Char;
ter Conyention, held at conrad' Hotel on TUESDAY
VIM II JENNINGS was nominated by accsnston for Al;
semsn and GEO TRUSS was unsnm9T;y no%in1tsS
WM SWARTZ ard JOHN T. kETCHAM, Tor Inspectofs
In The ist Election District; JOHN II. VAN TASsEL and
GRO S HARs 81 GT the I'd L. SEELf and o. b.
For School Commissioner J. c. HULL Inspector Of
Schools ISAAC ADNANCE ,9I Trustees g. o M bE
j. INES hAtt Hoe Sec Sec; ISAAC CLARK Chairman
Nineteenth Ward Reform ~ M0RR1s
Councilman. .................GE GEO. GA1LOh
1.,e,,oy.,....,........ J. GREGORY:
NM pHiLt oAk RHvlMGf
Comniss ioaer Com. SCHOOL,. JOHN C. HULK,
Inspector q Com. Schools .lsAAC AphI ASoE
Trustees # COM Saaools....} J. NJ GILLESPIE.
JOHN COLE.
Inspectors Of Eleet'Oas
First Distnct-Jehn Osborn, McDonsid, ,,un
Second District- Christian Schwartz, W. D. MERRILL
Third DistJict-wilam s stilwell, Geo BerT1.n.
Ala meeting Of The Citizens OF the Twentieth Ward friendly
TO Reform held on the 18th inst George H. Geb was called to
the Chair and Heury W. Nichols appointed Secretary Inc
foilOwlss ticket was unanimously nominated;
Bit Bt:i g E E52 2fsF BAR eEss
ds..st 9; Cor: So, wATFAspRy
GsSsc, og CSS Sesoo. JERoME B. FITZGERALD.
} }aMEs x iRST -
1''''''' q ''' SAAi mnyWEits Go1 RTRS3ss
CoRsiobe,. }WILLIAM KEENAN,
Inspector Of Election.
First William Bnss' p LCrrai9 o fissmAn-
Tsipd Observation-Disclosures Edgar, william r. stewart
fif,h plstIiet-Alvst T Garfield William am n Dean
GEORGE H. GEIB, ChArmsa
II. w NICHOLS Secretary.
Twentieth Ward Reform Nominations.-At very
large and enthusiastic meeting held AZ Continental all on
the evening Of Oct IS the following ticket was unanimously
adopted:
To- eo.srcs... ~ VIZ TH9s S SaJLps a.
F FSy f:s Js: Di Di $ bhvIsoN
Dist ST. JAMES 7. COUESHONES
30, C1sHeilaen. =. Z Dist 50, FRANCIS CURRY.
Dist S. DANIEL D. C0N0NER.
For lssessor. ................DANIEL HOGENCAMP.
c,.I JWALTER SMITH.