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

The leading gentlemen among the City RefOrmers
refuse TO come out and abandon the unfortunate
nomination Of Judge Whiting They thus sub
stantialy do their best to elect Wood and defeat
Anthony j. Blocker, whose success they might
have secured, had they chosen, and with it an
honest City Government. This surprising course,
On tho part Of the Reformers may result either in
tho election of Wood or Of Isaac o. Barker, the
Know Nothing candidate. The friends OF the lat
ter, we understand, are confident Of his election,
on the ground that the Reformers having broken
up the Republican ranks, hundreds OF votes will be
given to bim as the only candidate who can now
defeat Wood. We trust, however, that all true
Republicans will stand by their candidate. BE.
tween Wood and Barker there is not enough to
choose TO induce any Fremont man to give his vote
for supporter of Fillmore. Let us do our best to
elect Blocker and if we are beaten by either Wood
or Barker we shall know where to lay the RESPONSE
blify
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

A number of indictments have been found in the
United States District Court for forging natural
ization papers The names of the parties are not
yet disclosed, but the proofs are such, we under
stand. as to indicate that the most siupendous
frauds on the rights of suffrage have been in con-
temptation. If this matter is kept secret with the
intention of making sure of all the guilty parties
to-day we have no right to objcct otherwise these
scOundrels should be gazcttcd through the ciy tn's
morning. both for their own sakes and to show for
what party and TO advance whose interests such
things are attempted. There can be little doubt
about this, however, among those who yet remem'
Der the October elections in Philadelphia and lndl-
ana. and who bear in mind that Forney and Slckles
ars alike "true tried and personal friends OF
James Buchanan, as the handbills with Dan. T.
Sckles's name upon them phrase it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

i, in dapger1 Catch cod' s." you may, out "HV
among the patriot militia which marched tnrOusn
New Jersey in the Winter of rs deserted Washing
ton for the fear Of sore throat Can you N0'
spepd one hour. one quarter Of an hour IN sO,ius'
- oe on influenza Do look at ooth
sides Of the question: consider 'ne Po'''', o.,;nn.
quenoes Of INDUCING your stay -'''no"D -
Think what would make you seize your u'I'.t'' -
an instant-a sudden huetuition III ''oon''
turn of an absent friend an opportunity 70 s'aaiy
long standing udse to fill yoa, purse ed 70 W." "na
-. ,rhcb are as nothing to The call with which
49,, ooDotr, impores all citizens to do their duty to-
dav Think how you will feel under Wednesdays
In iftbe battle is lost, when your arm might have
turned il. or if the battle is won and you have no
share 10 the glo'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

Ernstps Brooks has controversy with the great
body o. the ,Jouneymen Printers in which he
Knows that We believe him utterly wrong, though
we have uttered no syllable on the subject for
many months til this moment We have neither
written DOR instigated one line published against
him in this canvass, not because we do not believe
bis conduct in The premises reprehensible, but
because we have determined to conduct this
canvass with the least possible alusiOn to personal
natters If Mr.. Brooks were once, as he says
a journey man printer, then he IL doubly wrong IN
taking the stand he has 50 Obstinately vndctivsly
maintained against the Rights Of Labor. The
JOuDeymen Printers a. q class, maintain that
there should be definite, uniform, fixed rates of
compensation for mechanical lab0r-the same 10
every work shop or pInting-Office throughout the
city. This the Messrs. James and Erastus BROOKS
have always resisted. Insisting that they would
disregard and defy the Scale of Prices respected and
paid in most other Offices, and pay just what they
should individually think fit. Hence, their concern
has. ever since they owned it, been known to the
pripters as a frat office" and has been justly
odious on tina. account. And yet they say Erastus
has obtained some sort Of Working Mems"
nomination for Governor!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

THIRD WARD.
D.. l. Annoy COT Henry Dist; ,So lss Ai!,a,i.
rorR1H WARD.
Dit, T. Sands. near Fulton Di.:. J..so IS Myrt. q,
pi.. :? W..hins;op HILL, s're,,.
Adams, rear Hilary
FIFTH WARD.
pi., Gold cor Frol,.,. Dist 5 TIlAry ue., BnI,e
Dist. .. HiEn, neal Gold 81 street.
Dis, No 10 Atlantic near Dist 'va3 BIant street
Willow street HsraiOn
DE-, >. Hici. near Desrsw st.
N'' sEyESIH WARD.
Dis, myrtle LEG Dist, :. ClAsson Ou.a
"''''- EIGHTH WARD.
Tl;,d avenue corner of Nineteenth .tre-s
SISTH WARD.
n. So..r,nd. ne. De Ds, ) .w.lwortb street. or
Eab avenue. Der Myrtle svenrc.
Dis. :. Fulton 500 fia.s reA'
TENTH WARD.
d.. No. II Fulton .yeaaa' DIST cear near Butter
near Suita street street
Dist. > ". SIG Atlantic Lear
I1YyESrH WARD.
Dist. l. GaaAda Hal. No ll2 Dust ' Some Of Oxford
My.ile ayenue, stree atd fu"Jn
dat . Station House, Myrtle avenue
avenue - .
Dist, Hamilton avenue seaF Dist Ham Ion ayeHge cor
'' fHlRrrryrH WARD.
NJ. No s souh seventh Dist. ,. odeon. Fifth. near
D''' rect between sec South Fourth street.
FoURTEESTH WARD.
n. - p North Fourth. Dist .. North Thri. between
p'''' - b..,s.an Third and Third aLi Fourth
Four'h streets. streets.
Dist, ? stari.u House NoIth
NV Fifh. between Fith
ard Sixth streets
FIFTEENTH WARD.
n. s-tb First coIuer Of Dist ,. Graham avenue
D''' &C., III b street. ueE OF Ainsie street.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
~. y, III South Fourth Dist. 3. Graham avenue.
near Tentn street n"T Of hchibotn
Dis, ? ..rOle EeaE Even street.
sTyTNTEESTH WARD.
No 4 Green point avenue. near the Ferry
FIGHIEENrH WARD.
C.nseivea's House. Bushwics Cross Roads.
NINErEKNTH WARD.
Bedford. near Division avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04

The Border Rufans of Missouri are likely to have
pair Of cOmpatrots in two Democratic Aldermen from
he First and Thirteenth Wards. In the former Ward
one William Wilson well known to the police and the
prand lures of this County an emigrant runner OF
brutal instincts aud in the latter Ward one Edward C.
Mcconnell perfect ruian in every respect, are likely
70 be elected unless there are decent Democrats
enough left TO prevent it. Mcconnell some time ago
was implicatedn burglary, and more recently he was
before tho Specal Sessions charged with most brutal
conduct toward one Kate Wilson, then OF No. -
Duane street The poor girl after being banded about
the police courts glad 10 settle" with her polt-
cal assaans the law unfortunately allowing parties
in assaults to compound pecunarily. Not long before
this. he was arrested for beating officers james kuk
and BENJAMIN Hallick Of the Thirteenth Ward, and
about tie same time for beating hack-iriyer named
Patrick Shells. During each Of these affairs he was
Councilman and now aspires to be magistrate All
these assaults were likewise settled The voters
living within the houses bounded by Riyngton street
Flower side) from Norfolk to the East River, from the
East River 10 the upper side of Grand street, until
reaches Division then along the west side of Division
street to Norfolk street and along the latter to the
east side to Rvingon (which the boundaries ofthe
Thirteenth Wardl have il in their power to defeat this
wholesale ruilian. and We hope they will do it.
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.,Dr,ciate ier Representative, aud will return him
nv handsome majority.

few FillmOurners stu survive, we understand.
A few men purpose voting to-day for candidate
whose chances for the Presidency are just as good
az those of the man in the moon, and not whit
better. All around them the battle is waging be-
tween the hosts Of Liberty and Slavery, but they
refuse TO take part 1t is as if a squad of men bad
taken their stand on the outskirts of the field while
Waterloo was being decided, and kept firing at a
mark till the sun set on the defeated Napoleon.
BE the mark what it may-the scarlet woman
faDced disuDioD, foreigo influence or whatno:-it
remains marx, nevertheless and shot at it tells
on the issue Of the great contest.
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We trust that no man who really desires an
hlnest City Government will So far abandon COM
mon sense as to throw away his vote upon Judge
Whiting, and thus indirectly aid in the election of
Fernando Wood Not only has Whiting no chance
of being elected, but if We are to Judge by his re-
cent proceedings, he is totally unfit for the Office
Such absurd, egotistic and foolish displays as his
spccches and letters upon the subject of his candi.
dscy are not often witnessed. In view OF them il
is impossible to repress the suspicion that the Judge
is demented. Remember that a vote for him does
nothing but help to elect Wood
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Tur GOyrRNMENT VESSEL SWIM

THE GOVERNMENT VESSEL SWINDLE-LOOK
AT THE PROoF.-The following letter, giving di-
rcctions for the management of the soldiers and
sailors who are to be brought from the naval sta
ton at Brooklyn to vote for VIM. b. Maclay for
Congress and as much more of the Buchaneer ticket
a. they can be made to swallow, put in our
hands last night If any one doubts its genuine
ness. he can see the original manuscript. The
writer would have done Us a special favor IT he
Rad written the first part of his name little palmer
fCopvl Nov. g. 1856.
Ma LIST AND MR. kERRIGAA;
DIAN SIRs As the men rom the GONefhiheh'
ycssel are to come ashore for the purpose OF voting
IN morrow and as YOU are to have charge, az rather 10
cooperate in having charge of these men, do not
think udcous to extend the circulation of the ticket
beyond the state, Presidential and Congressional.
But where it does not interfere with these you may
ret your own pleasure. think there are about ioo
votes Get your tickets ready. .,,.
In haste YOUR EDWIN LEOD MURPHY.
The first part of the signature is rather blind
aud our Interpretation may not be exactly correct
J. Mcleod Murphy is the engineer OF the Navy
Yard and the note accompanying the letter says
that the engineer is the writer, and that MeSsrs.
List and KeIriGan are foreman and assistant fore
nau of labOrers. These 400 men will be brolght
t. The Fourth and Seventh Wards in this city
Look cut for them, friends of fair dealing, and cha:
lcnge boldly If a certain candidate for Congress
should miss this letter from his table he may rely
uTon the above as faithful copy.