New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09
POLITICAL ITEAS.
A CARD FROM JOHN \. Gp.NIN.

akably II viii be that Of locker on in Vienna
nothing more. The good, easy, long forbe,ri
people Of New York have not been sufficiently aeed
bv POLITICAL fretbooters 10 elect An independent cand
date They still, il would SEEM willing - leave
their municipal affairs 10 the unchecked guidance a.
the political plunder-mongers whose tender mercie.
thew have 90 long eIpt 1enced. Possbly when st,1r
,rg has been abandoned for fayiEg land II il IA,
coming 10 that, when the city take shall have reached
the sum Of 80 100000 per sbnum. for instance public
opinon-if it have not exploded in a Vigilance Com
uirtee uoverent-may nun toward independent can.
didetes But as YET the ui mate point Of human for
bearance has not been reached and AIN not Curtin.
10 cap into the gulf in the vain hope Of helping those
who are unwilling to help themselves. Erto, shall
not rup as an independent candidate for Mayor
In thus retiring TO the back ground and ASSUMING
the quiet attitude of observer. would gratefully
acknovledge the political encouragement have r.
ceyed from the mechanic interest and espec ally from
The wukmen of my own trade whose confidence in
nv integrity if not in my ability, induced them TO
nominate me.
National contest sha have passed away, propose 10
srhnt To NV fellow citizens practical cOrkiRg Man
for me detcctiOH exposure and abolition Of hieriag
and REGULATION 10 the various departments of the Gu
CORR menf. The Augean stable can be cIeansed If
The broom placed in the right han6s and welded in
The rie way. That the plan intend 10 propose f,as
HE ,nd practcable feel well convinced snd have
dopbt flat the people of NewYork Will agree with me-
In the mean time, may possibly give my fellow citi
z.ps the benefit of my perience as talked of cand
date for Mayor and exhibit 10 them in broad daylight
and with full explanations. the wheels cogs belts tired
dI springs and wires Of that complex engine of cor
rupton y which political aspirans are brought into
proper frame Of mind to be used by political trcksters
r. On unlimited extent. Through this mill | have
psssed and am thoroughly acquainted with its opera
lion. There il another and stronger machine which
i generally applied at the eleventh hour of which
have no experience and do not mean to have. II will
,ta lie hfrE
behind the scenes and learn precisely the blessed inu
err,s which combine 70 bring candidates before the
lie people in this enlightened age. II the expose
should induce the people OF New-fork to think about
taking the business OF selecting candidates into their
own hands I would be very great satisfaction to
ther friend and fellow szen JONI y. GESIS.
NIAGARA Co.-The Fremonters of this County have
odvces from all the towns which give them reliable
assurance of 900 majority for the Pathfinder. The
Hon. THOMAS L. FLAGLER, NJ. c.. ia canvassng from
town to town with industry and effect aided by other
speakers. The County Mass Meeting takes place at
Lockport to-day, and will be addressed by Judge CrL-
YER and other eminent champions of Freedom.
The Seventh Ward Republicans of Brooklyn will
be addressed this evening By William II. Burlegh
Ard Richard c. Underhll, esqs., at their Ranch Oh
Myrtle avenue near Graham street. lie, there be
strong turn out.
Horace Boies is the Republican nominee for As
sembly in the Hid District of Erie County.
The Rev. Dr.. Henry and the Rev. b. F. Taylor,
of the Ep copa Church earnestly presenting the
claims of the Republcan party to the country Honor
to the brave.
Harrison C. Hobart of Calumet is the Buchanan
candidate for Congress in the Hid District OF Wiscon-
sin Tn Madis0n State Journal says that this lio-
bari has had his merits passed upon once 10y the
people of that District, when they very emphaticaly
decided that they could dispense with hs services,
and that lac has since done nothing calculated specially
to increase their confidence.
Richard IIilleard is the Buchanan candidate Tor
Congress in the Cleveland District, Ohio, now aoly
and faithfully represented 10y the Hon. Edward Wade
The Republicans of Livingston County have nom
mated Chauncey K. Bond, esp for County Treasurer
Amos A. Hendee for District Attorney, and David
GRAY for Justice of Sessions In the LII District Col
Haws. u popular citizen of Lima, is the Republican
candidate for Assembly.
The Hon John Rhoades of Elbridge is the Re-
pnblcan candidate for Assembly in the lat District OF
Onon1aga County.
MEETING or THE REPUBLIcAs CLUB.-The Hudson
Count, IN Republican Club met at SCOTS Exchange,
the headquarters of the Club Tuesday evening The
of the Club presided JOSEF IIoxie, esq, of New
York addressed the meeting in acceptable and ef-
fective speech. lie was lste ed to with profound
attention and was frequently and arnosily applauded
The meeting on Tuesday evening nest will be al
dressed By Chauncey Shatfer, esq.
ASSEMBLY NoxIsAIIoxs.-The Fillmore party have
completed their Assembly nominations in Hudson
County. n. J. They As follows:
LIST District and Fourth Ward Of Jersey City Jon
a9 v ThaI,tSq La b W,- sf'Gn emS Spf iTI Tia
District-Cy Hud.on Bergen, North Bergen sud Harrison
Townships, Aren't V. Schuyler.
The Repablicans of the LIST District met last night at
Hoboken to nominate a candidate for Assembly. In
the lid District they nominated Robert Gilchrst, jr;
and in the Hid District yesterday afternoon Ganet Van
HON nominated.
The Democratic party has not yet made its nomina'
tons. In the Ist District NJ. S. Wekware was nomi-
mated and declined The lid District Convention met
last night and balloted without eeeting choice, and
adjourned to met on Satur lay evening 5. A. French
and jeremiah Haley each received half of the votes OF
the Convention The Democrats have not yet nomi'
mated in the Hid District.
FILLMORE RArIFICATIoS MEETING IN BRoohLiS'
The Americans of Kings County assembled IN mass
meeting in the City.Hall Park last evening to raty
the nominations of City, County and State officers
Two stands were erected. j. G. Clayton esq, was
called to preside at the main stand, where addresses
were made BY j W. Savage, Co. T. b. ThorPe' DR.;
Schnebey. T.. T. Wood, candidate for GongIess anu
Dr. GUY At the second stand James T. Wllhanso ,!
presided and addresses were made by Mr. Van Iandt
Of Rhode Island NJ. ID. Moore and Mr.. OhVe.. a
third TEMPORARY stand erected opposite VI Jhta-u'
Hall from which James r. Porneroy, Nelson Iopham,
David Rogers and f. T. Wood spoke. After me
spesking concluded torchght PROCESSION ioruieu nu
marched about the streets Ii wa fne dethon''Iao
al numerous. TT.
KtyG. Cor,rY REPUBLICAN CoSyESTioN.-lhls
Convention met YESTERDAY afternoon, at Doxie' Hotel
in the town Of Fin,lands to nominate county officer
u., r.. 90 ,yo. ,nnoiu,eI Chairman, AMI