New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-30

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At n Meeting OF the Peoples Union Convention
70, the Third Police JUDICIAL District Eighth and Ninth Wards
Dr. Price OF the Ninth Ward lin the absence of VIM Tucker
esq IN the chair H. b. Purdy and Henry David secresre
the follow ing letter Of declnaon from Geo b. Dean,
having been read aud accepted on notion JAMES MUIR
RAY ESQ., unanmously nominated for the position o
''''''''' ~ ''' ~ f. V. PRICE. Chairman.
n n, B: PThPY. TIDY Secretaries.
No 80 walst., NEw.YORK, Nov. 2s, 1861.
WV. TucKER. esq. Chairman &C.
Peoples Union Organization Of the With and lXh Ward.
for Police Justice for the lid Judicial District. for which
mark Of confidence feel truly grateful Upon reflection aud
review Of the canvass for that and other Offices to be hed at
the approaching election induced 20 believe that run
ming for the Office to which your Convention 80 kindly
nominated may in view Of the numerous candidates no"
before the people the hid Judicial District result in the
election some one OF them who IN my JudgUen, "9nd
fleet but little satisfaction to law and order citizens Feeling
thus and believing that tbs support OF the Peoples Union or
candidates by whom the duties Of the Office might
and would be discharged cIeditaby for all concerned would
Iespe ctuy decline the nomination kindly extended
me with OF my hh consideration for yourself
e9d the gentlemen composng the Convention remain your
feliowc citizen, oho' q, pEA'.
AZ meeting OF the Executive C9maiitee OF tne EAe1n ~
Ward Republican Association, held on FRIDAY EFEhlNG
Nov 49, the following preamble and resolution were unan
Wdcyeos There h an organization in the wsrd that has put
forward the Of Samuel b. Ruges for Alderman Tor the
nteror purpose defeating the regular candidate of the Re
publican party, John d. Ouiwell, therefore, be it
Ecl0ttcd
Of municipal reform and the election Of honest men TO Office
dscountenaDce these dlsoganizes in their fell purpose
endeavorng deeat the regular candidate OF the party and
DJss JEssss FoSDA, ,S secy : " JOB L. BLACK, Chairman
Alta large and site me- ting Of the XYIlth
WARD NATIONAL UNION CLUB held last evening tbs
following resolutions were offered by MI Eber Robertson,
and adopted: - -
RssoIred That the nomination Of the Hon GEORGE OP
DYKE for Mayor OF this city meets cordial approval
Rcsared That will all honorable to elect him
TO that high position, for which he emneuty qualified
merchant he has proved BY his his financial and
business ability and legislator he has shown his devotion
TO the interests OF this city and to honest aud economical
administration Of lis government earnestly recommend
hu the citizens OF the XVIth Ward candidate
T. ROBERTSON, President
C. HOWELL, Secretary.
Twentieth Ward school Ticket.
AZ the last Charter election the Republican vote was dVded
follows:
CANDIDATES or TIM SINCLAIR CANDIDATES OF TgcGEE
ASSOCIATION AssoCiATiOg.
For f0un1lHG1. FoT Councilman
Daniel Townsend. ..l 069 Daniel T. Gavet.......S .S62
For "a 10oi Trustee. For School Trustee
James L. sstie. 2lG Daniel H. Smith.
For COngidbie. FOr CoHfi1bic.
joseph Stiner...... al John Y Bsker..........e25
showing majority Of 279 votes in favor Of The
John Quaekenbush received the entire Republican Mr.
Sinclair hayug withdrawn in his fsvoT but he neyerhe
less defeated The above statement make % that voters
who wish defeat the Democratic candidates should vote
toe following ticket:
For School Commissioner,
SAMUEL SINCLAIR
For School Inspector,
WILLIAM ROSS.
For School Trustees,
NATHAN MCDOUGAL,
JAMES l.. HASTE,
CHARLES ERTTLEfON,
Chairman Executive COMMITTEES.