New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

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BOGUS REFoR9 CANDIDATES
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s,.. In the let Of Reform candidate publish ID ia
Tpr TRlsvsE OF lst int, notice the ntms OF Daul
II ccuover for Coonsuuisn Of the LTD D'siric',
uvent;etd Ward This Conover is Wing men oer
sf the present Board of Counciimen, ana most un-
scrupulous noisy and bitter enemy to Reform and re-
,rsnrhu.ast He has voted on the wrong side Of AL
ose,tiops in that body, and was quite Oh Mons In
helping alopg the beautiful PrJeet OF buying lot .;
,.a 81 one Mr. Cotter st about three times IFS value
H. ,l.o rendered material aid 10 W Reynolds IN
.gsttino through the resolution directing tae Con-
,,.,lsy 20 nav the cffl contract clam Inc idea oil
sa,b man running as Reform eanoi19te : mPy
.s.nrions His name may have been placed IN this
aann.etion rs q burle-que, or the word " Reform
-, have been used by Corovers 81 oporter. 70 catch
The un~sry but surely the people OF the Lid Dis
trset cannot be gGIled IN tbs fashion.
notice also In to-days TRIBUNE that ticket is
.a.srtis.d az the 1T senty. first Ward Reform Nom
citation, headed by James Owens for Alderman,
sperIng ard StaDbury for Councilman. This i a
yro,, imposition Richard Mott " The only Reform
Candidate for Alderman Of the Twenty fret Ward
ard charles H. Haswell and John Weber for Coun
cilmep. This Owens is, l believe, supported by
thote mysterious oipeds yc.ept KooS- NO,hngs. HE
friends we're very sDxous to get him nomln ited by
Inc Refmers but they respectfully declined his
vioss bepg quite satisfied with the integrity and
,ficiepcy Of Mr. Mott and not disposed to act aside
a faithful Incumbent 10 make room for new lspraut
IN eivic hosoys u wasGben 3iscOversf thai these
gentlemen were for Owens, not for Resorn-for a
rnsp not Cor principle. Now they make use OF
popular name to deceive the electors Of the Twenty
FIST Ward. Tricks of this sort said 70 be common
among the 10 strata Of politicians, but they are
none the less repreheD ubie on that count.
There is only safe rule 10 b. followed by voters
WHO are really for Reform The Municipal Reform
Committee have a subcommittee, engaged IN loyest-
gatpo the csims and merits OF all the Candidates for
The Common Council throughout The City They
will pub ish the OF those whose credentials en-
tile Them the support Of RcfOmess, before many
days. Then shall be able TO discriminate between
IL genuine AID bogus Reform Candidates. q.
Know .YorHINGs IN THE NETWORK ALLIANCE.
10 The Editor Of The n. Tribune
SIR: bare been strongly impressed with the cor
rec,ness Of the position which The TRIBUNE has
tsl en- in regard 10 the Nominations Of Messrs. Huai
and Barker for the Msyoralty, the frat by the Re
formers, and the last by secret and irresponsible
body Of men con monty called Know-Nothings, and
also the New. York Alliance If there had been any
thing lke fair play in the nomination of Mr. Barker
b. The Temperance Alliance, the members of that
body would have submttej, without murmur, TO
mis- nomination. But such not being the ca o, large
maority Of the temperance voters have resolved 10
support the omDarion Of Wilson q. Hunt, he peing
An updoubs.d Temperance man, ia favor OF
proaibtory law and possessing far superior qua IN
cations for the great and Responsive ou',es o tuat
office than Mr.. Barker. Out OF ITO members OF the
Alliance being from each Ward, there were Al
pres.pt at the time Mr.. Barker was n0minatef. OF
his number he received some 70 votes, and Mr..
Hunt ls, beng majority Of eight for Mr.. Barker,
te whole number Of votes for Mr. Barker being less
than one fourth Of the whole number OF the Alliance
Rat the aus stion was frequt ny asked by many mem
bers, the most active and ong-ried friends of the
cause where do the faces and suspicious friends
con from; we have seen them here before;
tb.v seem TO have been manufactured Tor special
occasion and for particular purpose and one OF the
Ward delegations IL favor Of Mr.. Barker, finding
some OF number absent attempted ~ manufacure
delegates and voter in tbs room, while the Convention
~as IN session. II was evident before the nesting
Adjourned that many Of them came there %
the representatives Of another organization, bound
and moitgsged 10 support the nominees OF that Or
sepizaion, il mattered rot who The Alliance might
nominate. And thus, while many Of them were most
warm and fr qnent 10 their expressions of denuocn-
ton Of Of the most consistent and active friends
of the cause who would not support Mr. Barker they
ATTEMPTED 10 nominate q man for one OF the City
Offices who keeps liquor saloon, open no. only six
day. IN the week but Sunday incuded-thas prov
g conciusi, ely that some who came there With the
sfrupeett professions for the Of the Tempe
rance cause upon their lips designed in their hearts 10
betrsy il, and use the Alliance to promote the cleo
ton OF men nominated elsewhere, By ~ secret body,
inquisoral in its character, and sabversive Of the
principles Of free thought free speech and free men,
In conclusion, | would say that one Of the strongest
Temperance Wards in the City have, through their
Weird Alliance determined by unanimous vote not
10 indorse the nomination of Mr.. b uker, in conse
queDee OF its having been procured in the City ALI
al co by such means as above stated, and have re-
solved to support Wilson g. Hunt az their candidate
for Mayor. A FREE AMERICAN.