The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01

tie absence Of all special claims Of capacity for that hgh
and hon1abIc office Poor bleeding Kansas
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f-pread Eagle
DEMOCRATIC EtunIlCAN REGULAR NOMINATION
DANlkI. T.. SlCkiFS,
THIRD Congressional District
LIST, I'd, 81, hth and sth Wards.
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Such s the inscription upon large piece OF canvass sua-
pended from rope attached the hotel the corner Of
Park place and the top Of in city Hail Park.
Suspended across Broadway, White street, Us an
other large banner, inscribed as follows
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{ LIST, ID 3D. 9th and sth Wards,
(Sprcad Eagle
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
FOR CONGRESS,
GENERAL HIRAM WAI.BuDGE.
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General Walbridge has been making very active cam
pdgn Of it, Besides being ono of the regular nominees Of
his party numerous independent citizens who are not m
the leading strings OF any party intend 10 offer MIN their
sufrages
Across Broadway, by Walker street. there very
large banner, with the following inscription
fSprcad Eagle
! DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR NOMINATIONS
foR GOVERNOR,
~ AMASA j. 7 A. RKER.
! For State Inspector, For Lieut. Governor,
EDWARD L. DoSSEILY. JOHN j. TAYLOR
/ For Canal Commissioner For Sheriff,
1 SHERBtRNE B. PIrER. JoHs KELLY,
For County Clerk, For District Attorney,
! JOHN CLANCY NELSON }. WATERBURY.
5 For Justice Superior Court, For Supervisor,
JAMES MosCIuEr. WIN c. Conner.
ROBERT GAMBLE, WILLIAM ScuERMEE,
! FRANCIS h. O'KREfR, ANDREW r. JACKaAS
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This banner cost s75 but, considering the number
persons upon it, cannot be considered other than
cheap way OF hanging suspended from rope Not many
hon
down either ascend to the altar of power 10 descend
to a political grave at least for limited season.
At +67 Broadway another Sckles banner is lung TO the
breeze.
Spread Eagle.
REGuIAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
FOR sIIERnF,
I JOHN KELLY
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Such is the modest device stretched across Broadway
near Houston street few steps further up the great
thoroughare near Laura kecnes theatre there rs ss
pended the AIR very large piece of canvass with abun
dance Of paint upon it, There are also names
printed thereon, the device is worth presentng-t
Of the following purport;-
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$ Freedom in Territories. Steam on the Canals. !
GOVERNOR
! EDWIN u. MORGAN
FOR IIErTESAsr GOVERNOR,
ROBERT CAMPBELL
! For Canal Commissioner, For State Inspector
HIRAM GARDINER JOSIAH 7. EVEREST.
For sheriff, For County Clerk,
{ For Judge OF the Superior Court-BESJ. W. BoSSEY.
For District Attorney, For Supervisor, /
/ Rrfrs r. ANDREWS moMAs LITTLE.
For Coroncrs-tnAs. RIDDLE. SAMUEL HALL, MARIvrs
A. VAN llKR and JAMES ScorIID
Seventy ive dollars, more or less were paid for that
display The party nominal Dg the ticket do not show
their in connection with it, IL 10 be presumed
because they ashamed of their name, but because
they think might hurt the ticket They be
favor of freedom in the Territories, none OF which
known to us To be enslayed
KErtBrIcASs HERE
Rally 10 the standard OF principle aud to the sup
( port Of honest men.
Such IL the language painted large letters the
ester door - ths dancs.g hAi, cie Broadway The
uublicans Of the city have rented a room there aad
constitute Il their headquarters The intention in
this motto and IN those at the top OF the large banner
be hide important under br
liant but deceptive reneraiics.
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i, sEGrIAs DKsocRAnp RKrrEIcas NOMINATION, /
aarn CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
JOHN CoCHkASE
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small piece OF canvas, thus impressed over
Broadway near Beecker street The contest the sixth
district for Congress has been very animated Mr. Coch
the regular nominee of the democratic party and
the merchants or his district consideration OF his vaua
BILE services IN their behalf in Congress last winter, in
There another anti Iecompton banner across Broad
way by Bleecker street Mr. Abertson the candidate
Of the republicans and the Americans They have united
upon county occs for this county and Aiberson their
for sheriff They expect by their union under
the name of the Peoples Union TO rout the unterred
be served en- Pike $ Peak.
sisru CONGRESSIONAL Irsrprr
proTIE's uSloS ASu IEooxTIos CANDIDATE
/ ROBERT H. McCURDY
This device hung acroes Broadway at Ninth street All
the asprans for Office with their partzans have fought
hard, with what result : yet to be seen TINS candidate
x1~kh havd tn ba afog ogtaI
few steps further on, there is a small strip of canvass
impressed AZ follows
FOR COUNTY uERE,
JOHN CLANCY.
The rope supporting the banner is attached on one
side % market, and on the other to some houses
which fine fashionable residences their day but
iook strangely ont Of place side by side with magnd
cent stores. The lower rooms OF the houses have been
renovated and turned INTO mlner shops The placards
the edges Of the sidewalks all over the city show Mr.
G. 10 be the curbsonc candidate.
The anti Iecompton candidate for sheriff has bit ot
canvas, about the size OF dish cloth, which ee-
waited broadway Nineteenth street Iis
cost some five dollars IL would take our ac
curae calculation 90 ascertain whether II a paying
investment or not The advertiser will doubtless decide
that question in the gross upon the result OF the election
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Ism-rKFrErIcaS stGriaR INSTRUMENTATION /
1tri sssfsHfy nISrrcI.
foR AssKxpty,
/ GEORGE oPDYKE
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Twentieth street and Broadway behods the elevation of
that II Mr. Opdyke gets ~ the Assembly it's to te
hoped that he will not do of his predecessors have
done Tx price upon his vote let him think Of bleed.
ing New York.
There more banners In Broadway below Maj sou
square.
There McCurdy banner at the corner of Eleventh
and Fourth u Ia the rst banner IN Fourth
avenue below Twenty lh street there any be
from the avenue along any OF tho side streets Ban
do not flourish well up town they do down town
Perhaps the people who live higher up the city
hn ap1t .p4r. nftrtr