New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-03
REPUBLICAN CAN rDIDATEs.

REPUBLICAN Gan D''i A.,
We give list of the RepubiN an caioiua'e0 ~. ~,
d.n,en and Councfnen and sd, Use all good citizens
to vote for none but Of unmN achaoie ih'eSr"y'
FOR ALDERMEN ,,,.
District I. Henry Smith, the I PRESENT AoeI 1u
Mr. Smith is towboat agent OF 0. 10 cou'n s1,oe.
He has done good work for the Rsl uDhcau parry IL
his district but be voled for the japan csc swnue
John L. Bleakey, clerk residing as no: "a "io s,i
witch street, brother Of Andrew Bieah y, tne AMI
JaJanese candidate. -, ~, Ut, =
- ia sIs9oe tovrater has I;va} 10 years in the
VII Vord and IL oen rally estoore1 respectable
citizens. 100 Au;,,
V. John II. Brady, stair builder No ~ AmtJ
street has been five years in thecOmn1On Nou.cii,
in the Ring and voted for the JapRnss o"luule
Der contra be refused the Sribe Of $1,000 Vote lo
Fernando Woods candidate for Croon Com n5
VII Daniel DaIrow, wharinger, No. oo YES
street residence No ii Horato street; 10 oeei
Councilman and sustained good character.
TX. Isaac Dayton, lawyer, No. 267 Br0adwa y resi-
dence No. 3l9 West Twenty fourth street. U Wer'
well for the citizens OF New-York If her % hnhol
Council could be composed of zach men as Mr. D. yaoa
XII Gen. VIM. Hall. music dealer, No. 5f3 loaa
way; residence, No. 2O7 Yves, Thrty-fo'uth d rec.
Mr.. Hall is a man of sterling character and " QUO
make an honest Alderman. Al
XIII. Ira A. Allen, lumber merchant, Eisvt MI
avenue corner Tbiry-ninth street; residence Mo- T
West Fifeth street Mr. Allen is a member OF u'
present Council Board in which he opposed and YCt,
against the japanese sgindle. 49,
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East Twenty-seventh street. His reputation 5tands
fair. 49,,
XVII. VIM. Dunning, lumber merchant, Twelfth
avenue corner West dthlrteth street;
residence Observation-Disclosures street, near
Eleventh avenue is citizen of re1pectability, who
ought TO be elected. His Democratic opponent If the
notorious Alderman Genet.
FOR COUYCHMEN.
District ~ G. l.. DOugberty, work5in Washington
market.
Charles II. Hall, painter, No. James slip; resiies
No. rs Madison street. has been collector in the Canal
oice in this city in which capacity he discharged bis
duties " it'll fidelity.
j. d. Costar deputy clerk of Fulton Market resides
in Barclay street, and is reported to be " good
fellow"
Joserh W. Hawks, said to be a carman.
+. G. Hurlbut, clerk; resides No. 1913 West-Houston
street.
j. Pecare, pawnbroker, No. l97 Grand street, is
respectfully indorsed
\, Edward J. Mckee. grocer son of Joseph McKee,
an old grocer at the corner of BrOome and Eld1dge
streets and well known citizen and property owner OF
II Tenth Ward. ,,oo
lunbia street. Mr. Perey voted against tho japanese
swind and he bears the reputation of being an honest
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street. An honest and respectable citizen.
Isaac Mc6iay cracker baker No ll9 Forsyth street.
Mr. McGay il well known citizen OF the Seventeenth
Ward, large property owner, and well quaiihed Tor
Simon Hazeltne, bookkeeper, Ann street, is said to
be a worthy man.
V. Henry A. Smith is Endorsed by the German Re-
pnbicans and well spoken Of in the Thirteenth Ward
VI Alex. ii. Keech, printer No. % Ann street, has
been School Trustee Ninth Ward residence No. 20
Varck street. Mr.. Keech is one Of the most popular
men in the Ninth Ward.
abraham Lent, tailor, No. 753 Broadway; residence
No III McDougal street. Mr.. Lent voted for the
Japanese swinde, at the Offset, but seeing his error
fraud. He is indorsed BY the Hon. Geo. Opdyke Mr.
Aston and other property owners in the District.
Henry r. Cleveland lawyer in Dey street; res
dence in Blocker street. Mr.. Cleveland is Secretary
of Il Republican Central Committee, and would make
| a reputable Councilman.
Wn. Orion, book publisher, No. 46 Walker street,
and No O. London Terrace. Mr.. Orion is an unex-
| cep,ionsble candidate in every respect.
| J. Il. Ottiwel, roofer and hothlr furnace dealer,
No. Is9 Third avenue, ia a property owner IN the
| Eiphteenth Ward.
| Theodore Stevenson, book keeper Manhattan Gas
Company, ex.Police Captain Sixteenth ward, VINO re-
signed in 1855 rather than do the dirty work OF Fer
| nando Wood.
| VII. jonathan T. Troter India Rubber Mannfac-
turer at Harlem. Residence No. ~ East One-hundred-
| and-twenty-ninth street. Mr.. 4. Is now Council
| man, and voted anti-Japanese He is repued man
| Of strict integrity.
Charles McCarty, rnmseller, No. 6l2 Third avenue
This man, as Councilman, voted Tor the Japanese swirl
| die, and other corrupt measures.
| John Wachter coal dealer Of No. JOi Eighth ay-
| enne has been nominated by the Anti-Japanese ke-
publicans of the Twentieth Ward against McCary
Daniel Townsend, Councilman, Of No; lgo West
Thirtyfth street Mr.. Il. voted against the japanese
swinde; is builder by profession, aud bears goo 9
| reputation. lie was nominated by the Liberty Han
| Republicans of the Twentieth Ward. ~, a.,
Daniel +. Gayitt, engraver ana staliouer, w. AZ
| broadway and No l6i West 1hirty-sixth street MI
| g. was prominent In the Wide-Awake movement
doing good service for the Republican cause, ana we
have every reason to believe he Is boIh hones' anu
| capable. =, IN NJ; -
George T. Burns, carpenter, No. 70 West Forty
ninth street. Mr.. b. i. a reputable master mechanic
j. w. Marshall, carpenter, No. Ito East twenty
| third street and No. 40 Second avenue
| Charles c. Pnsney broker, No. az wall street ana
No. Is West Thirty-ninh street. Mr.. 7. is member
of the present Conncil Board and distinguished him
sefby bis answering opposition to all Kinds Oh cor
ruption.
FOR CIVIL JUDGE.
| With District 18th and Doth Wards. William H.
Bull, lawyer, Republican, No " hlte street re7l-
dence No 2S7 West Eighteenth street. Mr.. Bull IL a
native of Orange Counry, in this state, ana hts con
stantly practiced at the NewYork bar, largely n the
civil courts, for the past nine year., ana hs oy us
ability and conduct earned for himself high staining
| among the legal fraternity.
| VIM. r.. Robinson (Richelieul is "A lawyer IN good
standing, residence No. 2l9 West Thirysecond street
Office No. 267 Broadway. He Is the candidate OF MO
Fart Hall, and one or two independent organnatiohs
Asahel X. Herlck, clerk In public store, ana caild
| date of Tammany Hall.
Anson Willis res dence Twenty -third street. former
Civil Justice Of the old district and an honest man
lie is an independent candidate.
CARD.
| To ne Tlectors If ths XThh and HAth Ward:
=. While returning my warmest Acknowledgements u
he many personal and political friends who have rendered '
their support for the position Of Justice OF the Win Jna
in the wish .hould become candidate for III
Office must ne,.Ithess- under present ton ibsas
wih. INN " WI 5. DAWSON
: Nee yort, Dec. l. 1860
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