The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-30
POLITICAL. NOTICES.
A .S.tN NOMINATION
y FOR MAYOR,
SON BIZ \ I

In thi. city tor y years
general election in l-;i and served during the yeas
lie .,o- become n .'.-r-i N,d g. ut. rn-cmr-cmis
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80 @ 49, "a, en-. cd ioi stone. I, VS., hnsl, s'i-
Mr. D uo, 10 . tock IN ac'iv. "a. in brins'nr in
70 rlr Ne Ee' -il' @ T. Y - P.v rl,Lt ~ rbe
d areu-u.ne csot- Var fq'afc 'vd, ~h.'h mt
m,ny Of the p ncir tire. Of t,i- city.
had b a'i9 s,Gef II Vhs S"H,sc ,hFoas at
Hunts upto. ton. VA finally surrendered and com.
p-omi.ed satisfactorily to oil parties, with greS
Aft,t ,ha,. .uo,Aoi conir.ct rm made for the re-.
moysl OF the oiia. winch yielded hnhdfone rsvenus
bures bi' tenn of."E,ir. a, an Alderman. Mr.
Blunt s.o intruiu- j the .,ucs'1Un Of usins steam
fne fueins N the Fire ps?Ntmeut, and which be
strenuou,ly advocated.
n Wa appointed ~ cSprirs ,nd report the beat
therefor wsrc oAeied b, lie Common Council, sns
s.r1m ire Engine. which then met with 40 much
or7o,i',on are nv rniyor-s' approved by the Pre-
NJ n.Yut a., -,c'mueuied me lighting ~ riers
by ~ mean, Of ksa' ctor rhieh plan wn adopted.
G o:.n wac Over li.sh Btase y. asl,.isd, NJ.
iron y. ,or hc rurpoee. unIii ornament atrnc-
AZ ,ha i.sriion Ia $50 NJ. wa a-,in elected Al.
iermsn. aud rcJs.o g,cd tho Fifteenth Ward where
here. again he WAs conspcuous In hi, persistent
and mned opposition 10 all icbs And fat oon-
tragic aud succeeded IN ropplnr many Of them.
iieslcconfuli} op De- the cal, Of HE LoNber Mar
ket propsrty aud .he scheme abandoned for that
When ,ho police Inv pas changed. he battled
seain.t Fernando " oods T. uds and sustained the
| ~ .ropoiiisn Police commissioners
| Theentir, force suisse .ueut serenaded i'm AZ HE
re,idsnce l. Blunt hhs always sustained the iorcs
hy n, votes ard .3.eches' and When the apgrosis.
a. 4 stout 20. then chsmberlain' to advance tho
| MONEY, no,slthsapdins tue d.he vncy and pledged
himself 10 vote for the appropriation In the Board Of
under the Act o. lS1, he elected to that Board,
aud hss been distinguished supervisor for bs
When the board Of Sup rv-ors entered upon their
duties ls5s they found man thousands OF dollass
| of srrenases for supplies furnished the County in
Mot q these bill. were examined by Mr. Blunt,spd
ny careful suditing on he part the amounts
| duced In instances more thsn one hall, aud .
| great reduction made " the grn-- amount
since then, the .xp 'ndiu o. have been Kept with
10 the amounts appropriated snd rs.d Tor tue year,
| Nth balance 70 tbs credit VI the County to bssu
Mr. Blunt. by hi. own personal efforts in erposinA
fraudulent measuT's, has prevented many oil thsu.
Ills oppotion to the contract AIDE by the Commits.
sion.r. q RECORDS under which eieht hundred thou
has been mos de'erm ned snd no succeeded in De.
feAtns = me OF the appropriations proposed to To
when the Rebellion commenced In earnest, aud
the Presaent called Tor troop. defend the Capitol,
Mt. blhut NOR tlfic Ail trHf more money
In sending troops 70 "a, ,rs' - war than any oth.v
private - public citizen IN thi. CITY.
lie was engaged night and day IN ernippng the
regiments, pioy,dnf fsn'l"rlaiion. q, AID with.
out receiving one dollar compeusston nom the Go-
! verunien'.
Before the drsis "a. made in thi. city, MI. Blnnt
od,d ,ne vs,nopr,Lion q TO million,
eessy ofs draft but he not abe Mt tina tune to
secure the appropriation.
mon Council. Who hqd 70 ed three millions Of
dollars to exempt h.titules, could not agree as to
psrvsors, with the Msyor and Comptroller ador,.d
psn by which two mullen dollars WAS appropriated
Supervisor Blunt VI. selected By the Committee 70
carry out the provisions q the ord nance thus adopt
IL tSs asHas s 10 SsiS W ' Bun, f Sin.sea the
operations, the Fireman Militia, Policemen, and
ton, we're provided with suh.itutes and the totx
COS, did not reach s63,"O. Thu, the Goyernmenl
and others were relieved ON the necessity Vi paying
the 800 or go.n. ia' S, ~ Army ~.
ments, In this expenditure of s6JuOoJ, that when he
s!o,ed up the -olk. tay each balanced to cent.
Coml,foer, and balance remsined Of nearly one
and hall millions OF dollars:
When the new call for troops made by the
President, Mr.. b unit was satsied that, with proper
bonntes, sufficient number Of Volunteers could BE-
81 New York, and, ON his recommendation two mil.
lions Of dollars have been appropriated to procure the
Mr. Blunt /. hard working man. in Whatever b.
undertakes quick to discover fraud, he 10 nevsr
Liberal Win ms own money, he is scrupuloasly
careful OF that belonging to the public.
tie would make an active. energetic Mayor
Having risen from the ranks. be Ia one Of the people,
and know. how to take care uf tLC II interests
sG &. Ss S s:fs himself nor vi" he let any one
pEGCLAR UNION CONN ENTlONS-7TH
lNluticis District, l.tb, 18th and I'D Wards Nov.
81 lsta The Conventions re assembled sy Dinss.
dsins 18TH Wad Union tie quarters, last evening,
JAMES BRYAN and WLL LA II nncAx f:P H:a
o. the 18th Ward, aype red In person and declned
the nominal on made ata previous meeting, where
u. WELSH, Of the l2th Wsrd preseat incumbent Of
trict, and CHARLES ifSKINs Of the 10Th " sTd i
AMOR WILLIAMSON, Chairman of Polio. and
SAN II SEQ civil Conventions
W.'r B. sil.iIKEN, Secretaries, $50
REGULAR DEMO- RATIC UNION SoMI.
~ NATIONS.
| TammAny aud mozart.
Third Judicial District, ; b and 9th WardA
For Police Justice
WILLIAM DODGE.
CnAKIrs WATERS
CHAs j. CHIP
! Chairman o. Iammsny Hail Cony ention.
JAMES SANFORD sesr:{sIy noo
Chairman NJ Mozart HAL Convention.
A. :. A-CrLLorGlL Secretary. 3G5
PEG LAR DEMJCkATiC Union NUMl.
, gG1fT TIL aR mi i4E n,sT WicTs
J. DAGGETT HtNT :ls
PEGULAE UNION NOMINATION.
~ l4'h AIderm.n,c District 18th Ward.
JOHN u. OlllM ELL. osi
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
, ~ Nomination 9Th Jndrisl District 10th and yDth
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