The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-04

Edward X Al6urtis.
Peeent " the voters Of the cty and county q New
York the GLOWING address and ticket;
fELLow CruENsi--
In this great CRISIS, w en- the very life II the Ma
ton s in peril. wheu GIRL r1r, ith all its terrible
evils Is upon Us; wien business is rar'lysed, and
many Of lhc o binary sources Of income are dried
up. when the aitsan, the lRhorer end the mechanic
cannot lie employed In new i'm roveuents Of pro
perry he, suse the oHnef cannot get rent for i'm
TrovemCnH aready made; when new and unprece
dei tel burdens for the about ~ lie impose
up n us; when extravagAnce, waste, rrupHon and
f,aud in the disbursement Of the enormeuB taxes 10
WED upon this city arc apparent " all; and whom,
these evils, now well nigh insupportabe, are n
danger Of beng perpetua,ed 10y the election ~ unht
10 Office, We ask you B. pause and consider tho
ruin into vhioh we are rushing.
We believe, that unless th waste and corruption
IL immediaicy stayed. We are very near the time
WI on the Taxes aud Assessments Of this city cannot
b. pad, and wfel our 90 citizens will have 10
CrD - BETWEEN 81 bmitlng to TIA dlont cohh,ca-
ton Of their hard earned property, and resisting
such outrage upon their rights. II Is in vain 10 eN
peCt relief r any System 81 laws which dis onest
or Incompetent men administer. Tire structure Of
civil society il suc' that wv't', cprript n and op-
p'es,ve t.Nptun always fall m lst severely upon the
greet lody Of the ahlfing, the industrial and the
m, i rsic'y well portions Il tho community. II
destroys I. sources % their income, takes their
all.
An honest, economical gover-.m,n, is for the
Lest interets Of every citizen, whslhor rich OF
poor; We are all bound up together, we are each
leIsndent upon the other, we have one common
interest, and, 10y law TIA, Ia inexorable, we must
al p'osrer suffer together.
without distinction cf party, NJ d yet with So
le,,ious from parties, we have faithfully endeayor-
ed Ia present % you q ticket upon which there
should not he one Objectionable lame.
We believe tha,tis great people arc at heart
hDrest-ihat Trey desire good government, and
tia, they will always vote for III and 80 mes, men
| when they have tie opportunity. We present =
| ticket, aud Ask you 10 tupporl II by your votes:
We have 30 organized that la los Will he supplied
| Al
We call upon you u rescue TVS noble city feon tos
misrule ard destruction with which II isthreaten'
ell. - a., .
| citzsnE--we now aprosl to YOU 10 do your duty ~
| voters, and We present you tie following ucketi
| For Grill.
FREDERlCK l.. VULTE,
| For County Clark,
JOSEPH uOXIH.
| For Di.tri,t Aiturney,
| ABRAHAM Y. LAWREN u, ,Tr.
| Fer Judge ofthe Sup cIno Court,
! THOMAS W. CLHRKE
Fer Justices of u Superior Court,
MURRAY HOFFMAN,
LEWIS IL. WOODRUFF.
| For Judge Of tue q mmgu fie'S'
| JOnN X BRADY
FOR JIstce cf ,he NJ ,rins Court,
| HIRAM KErCHUM.
o Or BLUNT.
Fer UNroners,
LOUIS NAUMANT.
| GEORGE W. MATSEIL,
| ~ILHELM sGHIRMEE,
j. w. RANNbY.
| FoR sESAToRs,
| Youth Dstti,t.
FRANCIS r. TILL0U.
Fith District,
| J. WINTHROP CHAMBER
Sixth District,
BENJAMIN +. MANIERRE.
seventh District
| JOHN J. PHELPS. nj 9s'lO