New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-30

Brooklyn Politics.-THE REPUBLICAN CITY con-
VENTIoN AND ITS CANDIDATES-No.3 3.-MR. EDrroR:
have desire to opposition to the Republican nominees
for City Officers personal grounds and viii not therefore,
state particular private individuals this ticket docs repre-
Any intelligent Republican who has watched the course
Of events can easily sir th, for himself Suffice TO
that represents few wealthy individuals in the Eastern as
well IN the Western District and those individuals only who
leaders in every monopoly which now oPpreses the people
II the people would repudse these monoposts and the men
they up their operations from the scrutiny
of the public let this ticket be repudAted the people OF the
District wish to strengthen the hands OF the men VII
hsye imposed upon them rates Of sge uneqused in the past
six Yeas W h accommodations let them vote for Mr.
Field his the (so caed Republican tsket on
the conty they wish ebuke the unjust eztrsvssnt and
sntiRepubcsn legislation which has been accomplished and
undertaken In the Of the Republican party let this coming
sed the consSence Of great and party over
with disastrous defeat in the OF those whom tney
sss A sons su ~ Tssn shs sesnie Of the Republican
patty hands those who amid oboquy and
pabcan rS, rallied The RepuO Jan hosts battle
into which the party fallen plainly marked out thus enabling
US to avoiiit ,,, >, .,
hs Win be the State and it. char
sesI a. SsS E %S' and sa aan. % @ & &
self in Republican circle he was asled the condition ana pos
glowing terms respects Republicans Of the stse when
mentioning Kings County he interrupted with the remark
ws,eIn sspu6ssns They had It said
the pout Board Of Commissioners 10 appoint
their The mortified and almost stunned
by the free Of this dspassement became SILENT and soon
alter took his leave. -. =,
Now Republicans let do something to shake of this dis
grace This bill which the Detroit referred the
Brookyn Water BILL which MIR. Field has twice journeyed
Albany 10 sustain against the just demands Of an indignant peo
IN his private character he undoubtedly To- for this
great wrons he should be epuded stricken down by all who
value their political rights and who would resist eIobant tax
alton to FL the pockets Of mere paCtisan hireiDgs.
REPUBLICAN FROM rHE START.
BrOokIyn Mercantile Library Associatien.-A
meeting members of the Mercantile Library Association OF
the CITY Bcokyn held the evening Of March a. 1860 the
duly nominated candidates for Di
OF said Association for the ensuing year. and are hereby
announced as the Regular Nomination."
JAS. H. FRoTHINGHAM, Merchant, No. "a Remssn-s..
Nice-President
SPENCER ID. c. VAN BOKKELEN, Merchant No. 6 HEr-
ysonst. =,
STEPHEN w. CAREY, Ship Broker, No. A SdDeypsoe.
Recording Secretary:
THEO. E. SMITH, Clerk No 81 Pierrepon.'s.
HENRY H. DICKINSON, Druggist, corner Atlantic and Hen
Ty-sts.
VIM. A. GELLATLY, Merchant, No. 5S Henry-st
ROBT C. OGDEN, CLERK, No. AZ Pierrepont-st.
DARWIN c. EATON, Professor OF Packer institute Jorae
morit - ......,,x, ~, an c-,,,-.
GEO. S. DWIGHT, Clerk No. 81 HaIrison-se
ROBT. T. SHANNON, jr, Clerk, No. ~ butlers
CHAS 4. MORSE, CLERK. No. l67 Clinton St
HENRY M. EVANS, Clerk, No. ScbeTmerhorn'st.
Inspectors of Elecon-ChaIles j. Shepard Jas L. Bartle
Charles II. Caldwell