New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17
XXth Ward.

Toh Republican Electors Of he XyM Ward yetc. Yoyl
Cv s known to all Of you that for years small clique
interested politicians have ruled the primary elections Of
party In the Ward BY the rules OF the Republican Central
COMMITTEE Of the City and County OF person must
ne member OF the Ward Association IN order Ut
primary election. The roll of Association In possession
OF the Secretaries who have per'enty refused allow
bers OF the Association examine Il and who ave reported
contains from 200 names About four months soce
was appointed to revise the roll and the h Of
containing 592 names with this jesucal re.oint IN
Ihat he roll presented by the Committee be the roll
persons whose the old roll not
sli9Sed Ts, to % vote "a. a. the primary election
discharged and another Committee composed OF we'll
snown Republicans Of which Mr. Charles Neteton made
Chairman was appointed by the Association The Secretaries
also bys resolution 70 dsser to the Chairman Of
report Of the which had Inst Sen TesSed snq H. ih
msndae fhe the Secretaries have peTteny
sometimes giving evasive Shswers and making aponnt,ts
which they did not keep When the meeting which the
large body Of men, many OF them in the employ the
Of the h',SsoP and Others gTocut.t TO- this qas By
residents of the Ward members OF the Assoaon Of the
10 oS o s ns nn Iss Ias ed the
to correct them to ceporm 70 the facts even the Secretary
refused allow the motion TO be put BY stating the
thus we give his own language;
Gentlemen the question 10 sustaining the chsir all who
rapidly BY the remarkable iOn The chair Is sustained the
then moved the Iclaon Of the regular order
Of business that the report Of the proceeass Of the previous
and now became apparent that the members of the Association
who had long submitted in silence 10 the tyranny clique
had entered the hall and were anxious to second the effort
correct roll Of the Association Every motion put by the Pes
sgSS voted sS dSwS BY gs e when vote
nise the night 70 appeal nom his dee,on Allow d.
vision Of the hGSse % Finally 30 declared the Association ad
with the Secretaries and the bing crew he had there
tactics by extngushng the gas upon their e and WHEN ont
e the building the crowd gave cheers for FersndO Wood
the Syracuse Convention was bed IN cnsfs:tet.:
The Inspectors Of whom candidate for the office Of
stood All the votes taken through hole In the d.o
and the only voucher have that the honestly
refused keep the correct minutes Of the Association to
obey the mandate Of the Association stated above We be
sve that the condu,t Of this clique affords signal instance
the WHICH SIssPs int int the iae EfR1b:n party s Il
Semblyman Of our District who voted in favor OF The gdTon
swinde Of last Winter and believe that nothing but bad leg
is wheedled and controlled by such
Having waited long and patiently for justice honesty tnd M
plsy we have determined stand de uoyo and
calf ppon the lubicans Of the Ward to the standard
Of Right, Justice, and Freedom
Republics only subsit By Truth Justice, ard Virtue Give
pure principles pure leaders and pure bao and cause
A meeting will be called for TOMORROW EVENING, at
our Hall Nos l23 snd Us Wes: 32d, at which hope
TO all who knOw the facts and .n6sbe to the sentiments
herein contained and ell who willing to engage with in
SSMaRb FHNyEh sISGtF dnsFRF &c w BBFksEE EFkEH ILL.,
BERNARD HAMANN, HARLAN P. HALsEYi
y.
Twenty-second Ward Wide-Awakes-Attent
CompanyA ting will be held at ihe hesdq Tt ES
DAY EVENING, a, O'Clock lor d and for making
for the October Parade. By order, j. w. MASON,
CHARLES REED Orderly Sergeant. Capt.
Twenfy-second Ward.-Tbe XIIIth ASSEMBLY Dis
TRICT REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN CLUB will hold bust
ness meeting lis onds, EVENING ats ocloeh at Wash
gtOn Hall, No 693 Sth-s7. Members please attend.
JOHN ii, DAWSON, President.
Oscar TAYLOR, )So0''
Young Mems Republican Union
HEADQUARTERS AND RBADISG-HOOn.
OPEN DAY EvEyiSs,
sTUYvRsAST ISsTIrUTB, No. 6J9 BRoADwAT
Regular Public Msetings every TUESDAY EVENING.
CHARLES T. RODGERS, President.
ERlsxus sTBRLIyS, Secretary.
Wide-Awakes :"
The undersigned always nils his orders for UNIFORMS upon
tine No disappoin.Eent, as with other parties.
Of those who advertise the Hartford Uniform None
are genuine except those sold by C.. r. POND,
No liz Broadway.
Wide-Awakes, Attention I've are now making the
regular Hartford SWINGINGTORCH, the Red, White and
Blue Torch Banner Lanterns enes and CoOred Lam
terms, Caps and Capes and everything requisite for Wide
Awake OUTFIT at much ess price than can be obtained at
other place Call and LEWIS Co, No. 28O Pearls..