The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-04
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TINE AAYoRALTY.- ;.
agree that III. Wood Mayor would
Steeen the very smsoaImens os The corrupt inss
and which have in former tunes waved
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sqna ai,ds 's Opposition 70 Mr. Wood Vi. e
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which cursed this city the last few years. Mr.
barker stands onIy reform candidate
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re PARTY hut the and the object. q TIA.
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to = TIC public have been .adresssa meas pockets
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toriousy delinquent IL. against unlicensed
ssss pasiIs pfsspsssy A Luz tho seal: public
shss, shso.iass, and robseriss, and sarsiaries
ARE suGSSsssins each Other with rapasy never
lced in city Tie ei.sed world; the
crime paSely sa!%as The jour
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the Department Of Repairs aud supplies has during last
AND and
sOsss psn and A., hundred and aps Of
il Possible the city stationery
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lance Of the public treasury We would strictly kept
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last year the main sas.s Of which ha: been
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cities men 10 this city VINO viii iia ae
ssps Of nothing short uf tins who do not call
Of the extension Of such iay 70 this city b.. for
James W barker viii get their votes Ss is soImniy
pledged to Do thu and the other candidates mott
possible him duty This is one element,
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fed orpo.isicn q the Nebraska t combined with genuine
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.A nenentous SUBJECT there Why they should
labor ior end Wilson O. Hunt Is in favor Of Tue Ne
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ts s Strongly ,. oppS.s sia' Hs
tut. Er.SHay his matt sss &C.
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,i aaed spons Tie better portion Of the
without even In APPEARANCE giving sanction the Esbras
Its isst.ta, Mr. Barker has also powerful auxiliary in
Tie hnSy t9,.ns We are not dgossd 70 dwell
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ros the Which ss Of M ys s
existed tetween certain class Of American demagosus and
ton has Of eorrSptioa IN
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possessed Of these qualities ought not 70 preiadies
enjoying under Robert Conrad who A. ssndda.s stood
tic sane portion a. james W. Barker New York MEDIA
Just snch another faithful administrator Of the
neither We shall have such one, just his oppositsn tina
person Of Fernando Wood.
no THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-YoU VIII
g. sssy ss an Do
htreby declare that never whis committee
THOMAS KAl0lN, 2h East Thirty third street
TTNIoN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATE
FERNANDO WOOD.
JAMES 4. COOLEY
Chairman MsyorAlty Convention.
john CAyyRAy, (s.nr...~,.s Stuyvesant Instsuts
BENJAMIN p. FAIRCHILD,
Chairman Nayoralty Convention,
jazz gsss.R rA srs.s. seos'aris. '-Aa'
WE ARE DETERMINED TO coNQuER-TENTH
w ward MuncrsI Reform nominations
Ter Coun ciimen--rwent ffh district, toratio Rood
do, William X. Foster.