The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29

nd~ For Hslifax- Beicher Of HALIFAX; Peter Paint
also on board :s6 and IS crew Of the
French corvette PROXY recently wrecked on the coast Of
TAXPAYERS AND CITIZENS UNION NOMINATION
FOR MAYOR,
JOHN LIVINGSTON. Chairman.
W. s1'ss &$s spswooD, secretaries.
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70 TIE Pr n.',.L or NV YoRx:-
sss1s Tsspscitaiy submit s.s'enens d few
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loved country The preservation Of our nationality the
Union VIII eh constitutes people the highest
se Of rs
In streams which inezhausble Recent victories and
through the mercy just Providenee the bless
ss ow w e 10 o fellow
important victory win There are wrongs a. your very
force through the peaceful and legal remedy
The government city your attention You
81 saea e Ts Y o tine
Snprncpd 10 Office by the schemes Of de-
lions your money has been suandered rights have
BEEN yoa while ali a
waste corruption and fraud have
ss and NJ psso
fairs taxes have before assumed such pro-
beyond the nsn. Of sa
ase seek ay ss IN oh.
Mons.s % thsr Incomes, thereby. cutting on from
she iaseer mechanic cannot Sc s ems
an by s and Fl
which have lie conduct i
say hs idle and Irresponsible ela..e.
Asve for several years taken the most active in city
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and SpIish, gOysSssni here
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l.sse. place their in asernman he
f and fs ess
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and without of ability integrity and expere in he
properly or he Of our inssisuons o. our
believe that unless this waste and corruption Inn
Of this city cannot be paid and when good
fraudulent conscaton Of their hard properly or
removing their capital to some other and better
Aws dishonest and men administer The
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body Of the atorng the ndusr al and the moderately we'll
M iSer a g,
5 IN
his aa bread X his daily labor is a. much
sIorbisant taxation in his Increased rent IN the increased
prices food clothing bis fuel and the other require
toll from him hose creasea ~ n os
this year are equal TO one seventh Of
she OF Conducting the Of the United
threh part Of The population Of the Whole
Ing up every AND hunters wh the
increase Of city taxes and i becoming
city need pon, 10 the facts as the Increase n of
that city railroads. which should belong 70 the
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poor for whom our Of repsan
men was founded IN order TO secure to him the blessings
s o and enjoyment Of the rewards
Of every citizen whether rich We all bound
geher we are each dependent the other have
Al prosper suffer together Hence 1t that we would
SIse S evsy honest who may not be
voting for candidate of whom be procure
information as to character and fitness for Office.
We mpore our good citizens to forward and raise
the standard Of virtue and morality public Office 1t
ME highest regard for Virtue and morality that We can
people 70 and Industrial f
- city ana maintain That true greatness which we all de-
Parry organaa,isns party party
political qss rs aaa nus c e
must institute system Of rigid in every depart
Rasf sHs SnssIy a
aa ss a y city
petua,ed BY the q unit we ask You
believe ha people are a. hear. honest; tina, they
desire good government and that they will always vote Tor
~ and honest when they have Inc opportany. We
III Of sGT a @ as
election The man thus oder has been chosen mp
Sa OF ps Ga os worthy
men-we had our individual preierencesbui when all
assembled together representing we did the different
dvdna preferences man in this effort 10
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acse which every good citizen should be proud 70
aud destruction with which Il is threatened In this work
w. s G ask your spprssa and cont
viii rejoice in the reforms which nominee VIII perfect
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wofA Tor him. and strive, in every proper manner TO bring
The following compose the Nominating Committee OF the
James tenwiek, Joseph S,ouvene, E. " Haughwout,
Chas Abernethy Chai. Denison, III, II. G. Marqnand,
y: " .: !, Roosevelt Serard9s Boyce, VIM. Tilden,
Jacob Hopper George Folsom, Aaron Arnold,
LEWIS a; sassie, trdk Rolwagen orson D. Mum,
Thomas " Strong, Maiby g Lane, John g. Amber
James James i D. Lanier James Bosardus, Amos woodruff
Thomas T. Coleman Magaus Gross, 4 NJ Xiieiton Jr,
8soss n Ross Richard Mortimer Theodos MARITIME
Thomas chrn i.. Robert i Hoe Moses Taylor
Charles Gould, Nicholas Peters, Peter H. Titus
.sspS y Essps AApnSSs sesa an
Richard G. Morse, John Patten, solomon Je nfier
s. kGs JAN Joiner ass 5 ss1s:
Richard 7. sllwsn, genjamin PIKE, Joseph ". Kellogg
jas y Cham berain Noah worran, Alexander Roar,
Henry D. howard. Albert Hall, Thos j. Blanck,
jeremiah Lambert Christian Metzgar, George Rapcye,
Enc 1a " Norwood, Joseph MoSeaseh, Jonn Songer,
Jane Gessc George George VI jenkins, wissm i Hss
! L Waite clarE,on Grolus james. II Rdabock,
AhiAoRy DlSfo, John Newhouse, jacob H. Dodge.