New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
THE BOARD OF EDUCATTON

,,dyer J. Perry Of the First Ward has the Repub.
,oo ord democratic nominations and has served two
,rs in the Board with marked ability and devotion,
and +, at present holding the responsible position sf
Chairman of the Evening School Committee.
Hem L. Stuart has the Republican and Reform
nominations in the Second Ward and is well known
orc Of the most active and devoted friends OF our
school system, having during the past six years re-
peatedlv visited all the various schools and placed
their condition and necessities before the public.
NJ Stuart would be likely to bring to the Board of
Education degree Of experience and enthusiasm that
would make itself felt.
w. Lecomte has the Republican and Demo.
cratic nominations in the Third Ward, and viii doubt
less be elected. Hei new man.
In the Fourth Ward, T.. Shine has the regular
Democratic nomination, and will doubtless be elected
He is also new man.
In the Fifth Ward there are three candidates. Mr.
Hiram Dixon il the Republican candidate. DR.. Edgar
the Democratic nominee, is old school-offcer.
Vim. Sinclair has the Republican and Democratic
nominations in the Sixth Ward, and will run in on the
tide. He has served in the Board two years accept
ably. and is at present a member of the Evening
School Committee
VIM. d. Murphy is the Republican candidate in the
Seventh Ward. David Webb is the American candi'
date He has served two years in the Board, and was
the candidate of his patty for President OF the Board OF
Education at the time the present incumbent was
elected.
In the Eighth Ward VIM. Bloomfield has the Re-
publican and Reform nominations and is man OF char
acter and intelligence.
In the Ninth Ward Charles I. Evans Is the Repub-
lcan candidate. He has two opponents.
In the Tenth Ward, the present incumbent, VIM.
Jones IT, one Of the most devoted and valuable MEM
bers of the Board has been left off by the Repubi-
cans, which will probably elect Mr. Boet, the Demo
cratic candidate
In the Eleventh Ward DIR. Cheesebro is the Re
publicsn candidate and is good one, too Ills oppo-
nents are Messrs. Rolin and johnson. Mr. Rollin VIII
doubtless be elected. The present incumbent, Dr.
Winter, has been dropped, although valuable and
efficient member Of the Board.
In the Twelfth Ward M. James Mckeen has the
Republican and Democratic nominations. lie Is an IN
teligent and actively benevolent man.
In the Thirteenth Ward Mr.. Case has been dropped
and William A. Walther is the Republican candidate
with two opponents.
In the Fourteenth Ward III. b. Kent is the Repnb-
lican candidate, and his opponent is A. II. Geer,
Democrat, and now President of We Board of Educa-
tiCn.
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date. He needs eulogy.
In the Sixteenth Ward John Delemeter, one of the
best school officers this city every had is renomnaed
In the Seventeenth Ward, J. c. Bakeny is the Re
publican candidate, opposed By Messrs Fellows,
Lloyd and Winthrop.
In the Eighteenth Ward, VIM. IL. Nelson Is the
Democratic nominee, and has been adopted as the
candidate of the Republicans ~-c'sS1
j. c. Hull has the Nineteenth Ward Republican
nomination. and will doubtless be elected. He Is a
valuable member of the present Board.
In the Twentieth Ward, Freeman Campbell the
present incumbent, viii doubtless be elected. lis
opponents are Nelson Smith and VIM. Montieth.
In the Twenty first Ward, j. Davenport Is the lie.
publican and Reform candidate and is member OF
the present Board. w II. Leonard, Democrat l.
lis opponent
In the Twenty-second Ward, J. j. CormacA ie the
Republican carddate, with three opponents The
winning candidate takes the place Of L. H. Sherman
q very industr Gus school officer.