New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

rcsald 70 tts-. ard in any case : s each voter
duty 70 i,quiie for himself arc 7ce FOR the best
For Aurrmen. Wc repeat that the bes: mhn
,bouli be supported wherever ii. election is posi-
b.. and NJ At men nsser, even though their cleo
.ioa b. certain. II seems 20 Us TIA. John IL.
Brady ougl. 10 be decidedly preferred TO Peter
DuTy ,hst Al. Oseus and Davis hsve deserved
reelection: and that if Ger " ism Hall has fair
chspc. If election in the llth District, he ought
- be supported Al ws hear ot AdolPhu' Az
treas WHO il rsuning independent in 'Ae l5Ih' IL
very much in his faTor but, il Fot.ng for HIM Is 70
merely defeat A'd. Wilmot and elect Nch. Sea
grst. ne 90 not ihinh the Ward or the City would
Gain az; thing by .he operation. Blt We do mol
p,s,eod 10 know much OF these local matters, aud
DO not assume TO decide for others. No:er' oil
the several Districts! it is your duty to make IN
1uirv into these matters and Judge for yourselves
Our Taxes Low amount 10 One Hundred Dollars
Cor each yote usually cast in our Elections; II you
90 not pay more heed TO Municipal affairs than you
have done. they will be largely increased rather
.tan reduced Make al needful inquiries To-Day
A. 10 Councilmen, is seems 70 US utterly amazing
that even Tsmmany Hail should have presented
the name of Robert W. Lowber, whose claim Of
$4,000 from the City Treasury, its basis, and
his mode Of prosecuting it, must be fragrantly
fIs,h in every taxpayers nostrls. II one such
man can ret nominated why not dozen But
we could not say ill Ue think Just of the various
Candidates without provoking dozen hbel-suits,
Let every citizen inquire before he votes and be
. J. &. orth
because his name appears on the Republican or
any other party ticket.
Ia choosing between candidates for School Com.
musioners no voter can be too careful. We reg ID
Edgar Ketchum (l2th Ward, William d. an.
dreWs (.th) William Tucker (oh), John Dcll-
mater (l6th), James Fsirman 18Th, as men whose
election TO this most responsible trust is every way
de sirsblc. If we had vote to east in the 18th,
Mr. Andrew III. Green would receive it, unless
there are reasons for opposing him to us at present
unknowa. All that we know Of James w. Farr
(9tb), Charles Perley Qlth), Joel W. Mason
1Oth), and Samuel Cautre (l7thl is in their favor.
Erastus G. Benedict 05th) has been, in the main.
n good officer, though We have taken exception to
some of his Official acts lie will be hardly pressed
tomorrow by Samuel Hoaling on one side and J.
W. McCaty on the other In the Goth, there
will be a very sharp contest, between John '.
Gridley Nelson j. Waterbury and Wm Monteith
We 10 not know which is best, but whoever he
be- we trust he msy be elected In the 10Th.
foolish attempt has been made to drive Michael 4.
Read Of the course on religious grounds he being
(t il said Roman Catholic; and this is made 4
reason for opposing him, although be has been
twenty Years connected with our Public Schools
az pupil teacher or officer and always in favor Of
the reading Of the Bible therein. If Mr.. Real
gives way to this clamor, we shall hold hun al
enemy TO that religious liberty which is an Ameri-
cans brthrcht; while if the voters reject him, IN
view of all the facts, they deserve to have Terence
Farley for their Commissioner for the next ten
years. Worse than that could not well betall
them.
Citizens of New-York you can greatly improve
Your Municipal Government and the management
of your Common Schools. by calling out your neigh.
bors tomorrow, and voting with them for the best
men in n)mnalon. Speak to as many as possible
To-Day, and urge them to mite with you in the
discharge Of this important duty