New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-06
ruypgTy-grCoND WARD.

TWENTY-SECOND WARD.
Fret district, at No 2S2 e,hsy, between 10th s1d As s
Second district: No aos West 42f. be:Wssa stb AMI Sta
Third dct At No isa West aad, betEesn 9Th and stOA'''
Fourth d.te No lgs Yves, th-s between e:h and sh.
sv,, si Ns.iossl IA, ,.., oh .r, q.h-a,,.
s,,h ebbt at the southeast Of 9th and 4,s
ss,cts ds, st No l6i West 4s:hst. be~eea BrO'd''J
Ei,h district s northeast corner Of sths' and I'D st. be-
Nj b District st east tide OF between 4h and 4st sta.
about 80 feet portn Of 4.th st., on ilth sy ,O, . -.
Tenth dsric No 69 oh feet north Of 1-st on west
20 feet south Of ssd ). west ids Of 9Th ss;
rwtth osrt DIE of 7,b-ay 25 feet sout1 o! s7tst,
Thirteenth di,c on hs eide Of Broadway, between Cab
sDd t5,h,ts a. the boa'e Of John Fe.ssInsr ..ob.
Letter from the District Attorney, certifying
THAT THE INSPECTORS OF ELECTION HAVE THE
POWER TO ADMINISTER OATHS TO UNREGISTERED
VOTERS
DISTRICT ATroRSsy's OFFICE, D
NEw-YoRK Nov. 5, lGGo.
JosHuA J. HsSEY, esq, Chairman
DEAA sIRI cheeruy comply with yolr request to state
my opinion the power Of Inspectors Of Ee'n 70
administer the oath to householder Of tho district woicS
quired by the act known tie Rey Law 20 prove
that unreg eector Is inhs5itan Of the district
does not express tes give thai power b1t seems
to clesy s intention from the employed tsat
they shall exerce the power and indeed such aston On their
part indispensable TO its present operaon 80 strong IL
my conviction that point, that should rot hste 70 td
minister the OATH acting inspector Yours respectfully
NELSON j. WATERBURY.
Proclamation LIN par.usnce Of re:'lutop Of the
Sa non SuR Of Of t6s 5sE SH HHUSpRsS f
S.acon Sss Of any ps,.sa VoTNG or ateopt to vorE
ILLEGALLY Of who shall procure aid As,is
10 70 into any Ward Election Di.ict The
ensuing EecO9 to be held in his city on tns On
ne OatndeT ssd csracss the RsS9ds, District;
had
Ba. al claims for such reward presented se undersigned
10 pIns within days after the conviction Of such offender
shan be disegnSedt ia ., ,,. u.voy. o@,s
H,w.YoIf, oct Is, 1860 FERNANDO WOOD. Mayor
UNION CoxM11TKE Rooss No. 20 Merchants. Exchange,
NEw.YORK, Nov. 5, 1860.
seamen whose home has been in the City Of NewYork,
may VOTE for PRESIDENT and STATE OFFICERS, and
COUNTY OFFICERS in the Election District in which they
Election Day though they have uit returned
from Sea. JOSHUA j. HENRY, Chairman
JEHAL READ, Secretary.
Eleventh Assembly District-TwentIeth Ward.
The Undersigned CITIZENS Of the IwentieIn ara ueaie % "
candidate the xh Distt in the As
beer saloon IN 3d and that under the nuenc,s designing
vhom have frequently heard declare that leL
he ReSSiGr Republican, 1I,ocaton-a Mr. John Hooper
brSp forward and ssced '1Sh sndds S true Rpu,
and proper person to all the position we ou n 1ns
be upanous but surprise well be gioed When on
encounteTipg Hooper recognize in him Pers VINO
for years past only failed to support regular Republican
jon when he candidate for School Commissioner In
order 70 defeat Hubbard O. all occasions doing his
advance the interests Of the soaed Democratic pty
As further evidence Of this last fact in personal con-
versaon Wednesday evening last was Informed by Ny
Hooper pe he did eD % De elected ne sincerely
hoped that John Hardy tc0uld be sUcoesUg"
We would fsrtl state that jined The Liberty IAN party
assured that composed OF Republicans,
opposed 10 corruption However after meeting with
t6em minds enlightened, and we found
an association controlled by designing, wePung politicians,
prom pted by Nelson j. Waterbury, Alexander VI tres and
other leading members of the soAed Democratic pSy aud
further that the lesoDg OF Liberty Hall now working
for and advocating portions OF the County ticket nominated
Tsmmsny and Mozlt Halls.
Having heen hind the scenes and had ocuar deonstra
fraudulent and demoazng actions OF this sest,ed
Reform Party desire respectfully 20 Efforts in expos
them the public and best endeavors to AID IN
election Of all the nominees Of the sry
ef course including The Hon CUMMINGS H. TUCKER wh1
know be the only Repubc in nomination. In the Xlth
JACOB DEPUY,
JOHN BLEWlr1.
Citv and County of NeO- YORK. On the 5h day Of No
yember personally before Jacob Depuy and John
Bewi. TO be the persons who made and signed
the statement and being affirmed the truth
Of the said statement. ., =, -,
To Politicians.
As Election returns pohiicleDs 70
the result " tb the votes OF former yeaTs