The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-07
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DEMOCRATIC UnoS Rz9uBlIcAs xoMN. ATOMS. o
FERNANDO WOOD o
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The above has been got up in the best manner regd
less Of expense showing that whoever had anything
do with II had money. The Broadway House looks po-
verty ystrcken in comparison with II. The words For
Mayor" in immense red letters, looking bloody
bold and brave" Fernando Wood is little green
that upon this flag is in green letters shaded
with black This banner il held down by immense sand
bags attached to each corner II one of these bags
should happen to fall and strike person upon his head
would be likely to hurt his feelings. The thousands
who walk Broadway had better stand from under.
At the Of Spring street. two doors above
above the Prescott House, We have again
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MUNICIPAL RKycRx NOMINATIONS.
MAYOR,
WILSON g. HUNT.
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This dag is like the other of this party already do
ready described
The next sand bags which make US feel like dodyin
while pass along, they rise and fall in the wind
are attached to that reads as follows flung
across from the windows Of $50 Broadway
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DEMOCRATIC WING NOMINATIONS.
MAJOR,
JOHN j. HERTICK
roR REGlsrlm,
JOHN j. DOANE. o
ALDERMAN,
ISAAC O. BARKER. o
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There is nothing ornamental about the above.
The next meets us, only few doors above, across
from the stuyvesant Institute This is the head quarters
Of the hard shell PARTON Of the democracy and their
banner reads
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FOR GOVERNOR
GREENE G. BRONSON.
Here follows the rest OF the State and city ticket
Of this porty.]
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The above banner is of the largest dimensions but
without any ornaments, excepting the names It bears
There are no eagles godesses Of liberty big ships up
on 1t; but the names stand out prominently and un-
adorned with the painters flourish or the politicians
claptrap.
On the corner of Amity street we meet this
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DEMOCRATIC VINO NOMINATIONS o
6rH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. o
o For CONGRESS,
CHARLES II. MARSHALL. o
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This completes Broadway.
Turning out of this street towards the North river
we find the style Of flags floating in every avenue
In the Sixth avenue the nonotony Of the pic
ture changed, by being presented with large Amer
flag crossing the streets the stripes Of which
read, "For Mayor John J. Herrick."
In the Eighth the Know Nothings have been at
work Between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets is
this, q white flag
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PropIs,s TIcxr.
Foa MAYOR.
JAMES w. BARKER D
o For GOVERNOR OF AlMsHoUsH
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The above banner looked very WELL all but the eagle
which has a very sickly appearance He is made to
spread himself sl the Know Nothing ticket which
has been perhaps too great effort for the poor bird
Next, on the Eighth avenue, from the windows Of
Knickerbocker Hall, we have
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JUSTICE Is ALL WI ASK o
o FOR GovERNoR-DANIEI CMMAN.
0 fThe rest Of the Know Nothing State tirket.)
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This banner has no particular beauty about it, except
Ing Its motto at the head and tho beauty of that h
body knows what it means. aJustce is all we ask"
What justces Against whoms Who askss &c Euery
party wants justice which understood as most likely
in the above case that they particularly should be voted
for This ia all taken for granted by the pubAc and it's
superfuous to put 1t upon banners
Continuing on up this avenue we have other banners
bearing Congressional City and Charter nominees for
which We have not room. All the streets smi-
ary decorated In Hudson street there several flags
that tell the people the Of those who are willing
to serve them.
THE BOwERY.
This street presents fine ornaments in the way of
ags among the first and most attractive of which hangs
It at the Of Bayard street II is as fol-
lows -
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Through ages thou hast slept in chains and night;
Arise now man, and vindicate thy right q
For Congress,
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Full length portrait of
NIKE the nominee treading WALSH
upon serpent