The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04


mont and the o,her Buchanan-both agreeing that Fnl
out Of the question. Two banners thrown
this street, both displaying what claimed 10 be
the regular democratic nomination for Alderman Of tho
First ward; one candidate beng william Wilson, the
other Charles McCay From the Of Battery place
and Broadway was displayed banner as follows
20
Spread eagle
) oAnerssns.go
Gee 90
American Nominations.
PrE1pzrT.
Of Nev Ycrs !
ANDREW JAc9soS poSEIsoN. !
o.Ieuaessee. :
From Bowling Green to Liberty street there ware no
teaners, sad with the exception sss loungss
express ooes and saloons politicians were not 70 DO
seen Al Iberg urees sheye was banner, With the In
,crp.!oa--
Regular repuSucsn cana.a:.
Fox MAyoF,
ANTHONY J. MEECSEE.
and just above, = Dcy street aaoiher aceaoesly IN
scribed-
Tie peoples candidate
FoR MAYOR.
JAMES u. WHITING.
Dropping In .. the Astor House orr reporter souri
tbrewd politician, who was lnclny his conviction
the next Mayor Of New York and cunching his arru.
ments with proposition 20 be, one hundred dollars 20
twenty Ave cenis os each o. his avorss Several gen
uemen expressed their readiness 20 accept tie wager
bit the money was not put M.
Demonicos IVES thronged .iih patriots or various po
lnca procivites most Of whom seemed 10 sgvee upon
the certainty Of weods election only one intiyiiual
being willing 10 risk money the probability q h.s
neiesi By Bleeoser Near Dpaae street ". banner,
70" siSfiSRb siSfisi b SrsfEsp STssaSsi,os' !
aud thort distance above naniet sckles' name
conspicuous "a candidate for Congress In this viciai.
~. Two draymen, whose horses wers decorated with
miniature American Hses bearipz respectively The names
of Buck and Breck, and Frfmori aud Dayton into
coion, wn'eh occssoled orreut % Pre- tans invecYe
he Municipal Reform Committee.
At Canal street there numerous knots Of excited
,ndivldrss Of all shades Of character aud politics, q.
ierrg and taxing odds the different national State and
city candidates. The lag o, the Empire Club
with the motto "fdcity 90 ihe Cor s,I.uton ana the
unon" snd the names Of BcchAnaa and Breckn-
ridsc-
Fidelity 10 the linton aud he Constitution"
! oooooccooocooooccooooocOooocoo
srREsn N.GLE ASp srIrfD
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Headquarters of tic Empire Club.
JAMES BUCHANAN, of Pennsylyans
John C. BRfosiyRfpas f sn XIII; ~ 6i Ksp.ueky.
reow the City Assembly Rooms wss a large canvas,
ur'a which was Displayed
benccratic candidate
FERNANDO wbop.
Aud between that point ard Grand street another
Al ,bs Republican Headausriss corner Of Grand srso,
the @cnicheon Of that party was exhibited, thus
e
Shield. q shied .
fsEsoSr AND DAYTON seSeso
Free speech o is's gtss' sc sou ''e' He'
osrrcad eagle
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o,cENTEAL CLUB
Ise unsn :. ,he states nus and sha b preserved. !
Covering the entire Iar Of the second story oT The
building N~ transparency, with the Whole state ard
the Amefcan hsg with the names q Fremont snd Dayton
emblazoned upon a.
No. l7o broadway, the quarters ot the reform
party there wss banner extending the street q
transparency the second story. and hancbs 10 Enu
sh and German, covering the walls AMI windows all in
dicstna 10 the unnitiated that the peoples candidate
Tor the oray the recent dsbpor At the Acacey
OF Music and the Bowery theatre, James r. whiting ms
dseusssou In which sundry epthets, no, al ali conp
meniary 20 The pedigree Of the dlsputanss were freely
,se seemed 70 prevail
molned only BY iuvitstsn from third 10 step into
nclabbovins saloon and take something"
IRON the former babtatoo of the Fshi,psn nuse the
Chinese BullcDgs, large banner stretched acroys
the street, inscribed,
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