New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-06
Who shall be cur Next Mayor
F'rcm The Suadds DisadfoA

Who shall be Next Mayor'
Frs~ The Suaday D'tpa'a
There before the people four different candidates for
the MsyoIsty. The domination OF FERNANDO WOOD by
PACKED Conventions Of the Democrats has buried tho
portion the Democratic party ssekeoth and sshes
That nomination Is dark stain the character OF party that
goIed in such Andrew Jackson and Slss Wright
- either Wing Demo
eatha docs admit that to elect Fernando Wood the
Msyory of ths commercial city would DO the deepest
disgrace st could be put upon Some few that have
seen will for him, because he the regular candidate,
but among them there who does deeply snd
bitterly regret that Fernando Wood placed tho
Democratic ticket
The next applicant the honor Of being Mayor Of New
YORK q. HUM, who toward and indorsed BY
boy Of men who are known the Peter Cooper R<yerm a.
soatisa From body Of men OF his knd-men who sssure
u.s. in every public manifesto they issue that they do not
which party trumphs long honest and competent public
officers are elected-we certainly had right to expect
ddate with the requisite qualities for the Office. IL Mr. Hunt
was IN any qualified for the office, we would not under
.xi,tns circumstances stop question his position
PAYER or ask whether he resident Of the city
But the fact every merchant who has the sshe
quansnce with the that he in way qualified for
the post lie lacks the stamina necessary for the faithful dis
charge the duties OF the Office. He Is wanting In tho nte
gence suGvJ necessary oil the post with the dignity
that oushtt characterize the Mayor OF city like this What
has be done prove himself capable Nothing Who
has heard OF Wilson O. Hunts taking part any public
business among usi There not perhaps sinse merchant
O, business the whole island besides Mr. Hunt who
doing business for that length Of time who has
come particular occasion But fortunately for tho
dignity Of the city this nomination like that Of Mr. Heek.
| has fallen stiLborn the public mind, With tho
| exception Of few honest, well meaning men, Who
know nothing OF the sympathes and fselnxs Of
the peope-becsuse they among them. Mr.
JOHN HERRcK has managed tho Broadway House
nomination by the aid Of Arguments that seldom fail
coed with the class of who carry primary elections for
what they make the different delegations During tho
pss have and eonyeed with leading Whlss
almost every Of the city and they all coincide in the
opinion that idle task undertake to elect HERRIcE.
The Wing leaders did dare to call ratification
ing for that manifest that the nomination Of
Mr. HERRicK could be ratified without the aid Of brute
force and Ii well known that free fsht Wing
meeting would likely lose than them
for the ticket Hence pudeny resolved omit tho
ratification the fraudulent farce enacted at the Broad
way House. fMr Herrek has around him any honest
true friends they will advise him withdraw hs
from the canvass before Tuesday because he remains
the field the result will be defeat disastrous that
he will never be able from Its effects Unless Mr..
Heck calculates forever hereafter retire from the poi-
cal he should not put himself in the Of avalanche
hAlhe will annihilsts him But that matter for
decide When the result announced he win that
mistaken to his position with the people,
We now come the last named candidate Mr. James W.
Barker The fact that he Know Nothing neither adds
informed that all his yiOa members Of ne fraternity.
On that they all alike Oar unfortunate adopted
have choice In the matter They either for
Know Nothing, vote at ell get up candidate
which there hardly time for them do this LATE DAG IL
supposed ts Mr. Hunt free from the faint Of
Know NOTTINGHAM but has leaked that he has
proposed the 18th Ward Council So they all
nutive, The have managed this business very
sdroy by driving adopted citizens the very Of cleo
ton without q candidate.
NJ nj 49,
striving elevate him with such prospects Of there
can be doubt There Of trying to shut eyes
the fact that either Fernando Wood James Barber WIN
be the Mayor New York With that alternative before
u.s. hesitate which Of the two horns Of tho
dilemma to choose Both usyes-he honest and
honorable the other have already described 10 part
There may be few foolish enough TO imagine
thew are opposing the election Fernando Wood throwing
awsy Henck Hunt and thus In reality aiding
his election For ourselves shall be guilty Of such folly,
and have been able gather in ntereouse
the intelligent voters Of all psrtiesboth native and
adopted have believe that tho psopo
generally will avoid being caught In any such trap throwing
away theSe candidates the Of Fer
napdo Wood There 10 much respect among citizens
for the honor Of the city to allow any such disgrace suy lis
fme We have taken pains 10 End cot Who and
what this Barker IT, and from what have gathered
doub. he will II elected. make hoDss and
Mayor. He Of enlarged and liberal deas and
one whose public spirit peculiarly frs him for the Discharge Of
the duties that deyolvs upon the chief magistrate Of
prosperous maritime city And must confess that IL IL
matter Of surprise how such could be in
dueed Join any such Institution told this Know
Nothing order 10 the Of researches
across some facts speak volumes Of his beneyoncs and
generosity. But it not purpose to repeat all that has
reached as One thing say however We found
that in no his benevoence confined the chill
dren Of any particular land the woshpen Of pacu-
lar religion Why il only few days that The Thb-
une charged him with contributing to aid Catholic Church
reason Why should defeated For the candidate
Know Nohings certainly think be has given very little
evidence soty fAnaesm in his past life Whatever may
be bis future The poor Of the neshbohood which
he resides pay the highest tributes bis beneyosnee
manity. do desire be either his spoosst A.
We hoped have different candidate support.
one whom all classes citizens would have had conf
dsnce In thu have been disappointed have been thou
Of other citizens who looked the Reform Committee
give candidate whom could have elected, aud Who.
elected would honestly and with dignity have
discharged the duties assigned him. But Dsttss
the present complicated condition Of city politics.
there other way left for honest who earnestly de-
sire the defeat Of Fernando Wood but la the people very
generally have made up their minds to dol 70 vote for
James W. Baker
To the Demoe ratio Voters Of the Ixfh Csnares-
sional Observation-Disclosures, ROckLanD AsD
PUTNAM CONVERSATIONS CEznAss' ibs*S~'
FRAUD. FRAUD. FRAUD.
The enemy the camp. They are seekhs % yoer
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