New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
Local Politics.
t,nrRNAy OF THE FIFTEENTH WARD. BRO

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ALDERMAN or THE FIFTEENTH WARD. BROOK
,,x-rromineu, among irJ folr candidates for Alder
man Of the Fifteenth Ward il Alderman Taylor tie
nresent incumbent. This gentleman is the nominee
no, NJ non but Of the respectable taxpayers OF
The Ward who believing that he has by his efforts IN
bcLalfof an economical administration o! the City Gov
ernmcuf earned their confidence and deserved ther
support have called upon him 10 stand for reflection
The Alderman il true and loyal man. BY his efforts
the draft relief fund Of the city raised, and 30 Nd
miu,,terd rs 70 give man to fhc army for every 500
expepdcd lie deserves and doubtless will receive Tie
support ri the better class ri citizens Of his Ward
DECLARATION or MR.. wILLMANN
| NEW YORK, OCr. -. 1861
GySTLEMYy: Your letter dated the 22d INST.
iniormirg ne Of nv unanimous nomination by the REQ
pies Union Count Convention held at No 6J9 Broad
way ir the office If Supervisor for theC and County
~ New York has been duly received. beg yon 10 ac'
cept nv heartfelt thanks for this mark OF esteem ana
confidence 10 be named the successor in ONCE 80 ho
flied by the present incumbent, Mr. Wehsnnnn Nm"
should with pleasure he your hanner.hcar'r IN this
COM M election would II not IN my opinion ehdhhg'r
the result Of the election ia this city AMER mhiute
Id,rh.r,iou have come TO the conclusion that. how
ever wrong the Union tounfy Convention has hct.h III
,rcrardng the pIopreiy OF namf again NJ
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afford to perhaps destroy The political equilibrium Oh 'he
Board nf Supervisor Of our County 1T tbs tune IN
hs sTs Of our S0s e,Gy pai5S a g. the affair
Of hs counfy ard Try rally and unite all good oiii'
Iens upon one tiokct 49,. 49,.
/ These Gentlemen are the reasons which nc'uatc me
10 decline The nomination Jon fattTingy rendered
| Gent,incn once more please acopt my hearfhaf
thanks and nv best wishes for yonr prosperity.
IreU 'ery respectfully , s, tos S MsIhM;yx
Y. Isaac J. or,rKH ns. cAai,~as. 81 W. i. RroKvrIL.
7 s,s. UEsoH bir~I. Us.. and eftsSs, for"nfst
TWENTIETH WARD RATIFICATION MEETING
-chsuno, ~ Dc Pew. Col &. Is Gutlrs "a refugee
from Tennessee) the Hon Galg-ha A. Grow Cornelius
A. Eunilc. Edward Gnhcr' and other gentlemen will
address the citizen. Of the Taerieth Ward Ia nigh, Mt
Lincoln Hal. corner II Thirty plrd street and Eighth
avenue.
ASSEMBLY NoNISATioSs.-ln the lSt Assem-
b., pi.tric, OF NewJcr-sy Vim, and Second wards
jersey Cliy) the fowls noinnaiions have been nad"
Demoorniic James Lynch; Union. james =. Fielder.
Ninth WARD UsIoS RATIFICATION NETT
ISG-A rrion Ratification mo,'.ne viii be held this
evening at the Mccc.cr Building' No lt5 Boecker
street. Gen. John Coclranc tie Hon. j. i. Man.crIc
the Hon Charlc, Spencer. william LaimhocT ". aud
others vii addrs, tie meeting. AL rn.on loving eiil
rcns are invited Ia be present CoTpcgseads csh stay
away
CAILldor RAriricsTloS MrrTiNG.-A meet
ING 10 ra,iy The nounAiion d T. { Calico, To repre-
sen, the VII Assembly District Of Kings Count!
Ninth. Elr,eaih aud Tw.niieiL Wards 81 BTooslynl
pa, hold act evening 10 ,ie Cumberland street church
joseph h. Pane pf,-.dod Horace Greedy sas the
a, ,p.a.,r aud u the coarse - lis remarks sad he
va. s.iai Mg Calooi for Lis casting vote ia A'"s
~ giving the franchise the soldier Not another man
elected a. a p.marrat voted far that measure The
a.. fItr
.iep 81 ,cndne IN bio ~ advance. attempting 10
bully she L,saiuTc oui ~ The they intended 20
r.fs.e 10 knss u hat bill pa,s.d . good by e"
H. g1ry BOZ tAis Stale IL having passed the no,.flor
vetoed again be sodi"rs friends bad don" al ttey
could When s,-ld man vas found % Na- a good plan
81 send btu hr Irs stature ~ successive terms The
Longer he Wa cent ir better BIZ constituents would De-
.eFt,d E,,J man phoiholghi TIE l ninr Nas q more
/ You did ssl lasi Winter ~ ~ish you ia 80
AID .enc no again Nf Pony. the speaker
believed bod slsays hc'n his friend, bot lee
would have sai lin bad be been asked aud 'o TIE
voter 81, tie District let Csllcot 70 once more. Al
paf,ic, -, that bis action speaker nas dignlcd
lrvmpi honorable. and consistent The eject OF MI
|c's election Would De 10 encourage p"a.'ica lnur
prudcno. and Induce men (" br,as the sha, klc- Of
panty, WI, tall abu4i old party narnrs as though they
meant MI, thing Al the neat twenty men. no matter
What their politics they think Aselt that slavery IL
going any further b. this country and nineteen taen
urihs 40 say they do not believe any such thing pc
.hlc That question lad longer any practice rela
ton g. ih. politics 81 the iine. The Democrats who
believed Ia paiing down the Rebellion were rather
more radical. more decided than the Republicans
ILcfe we're those wLo sai they did not believe In the
Imancl patton policy Why not leave that Ia the 10, al
men whore slavery s' The Old issues that made the
Republican and Democratic parties had totally passed
assy. the only question now whether tue tnion
should be preserved hy such means the iai0n men 81
The Slave States said was nrces,af,. Mr.. Creole!
proceeded 90 ephfce TIA, idea. and also
shaved What faliacy 'olng The Democratic
ilcsri year ago to peace had proved II wac
equally dsuspr a. believe that could hn,e peace ht
letting the Rebels s.. one might well Jet go the enrs
Of wolf h. had bold Of Tie Rebellion Was brought
oa not by SouhcIn resistance. but 10y Northern
witty aud the South came to believe that The North
could 10, De- Kicked into night In conclusion, the
;gephe. gIsed ilew !? chow n ',.I i9is; W III.
country Ne Lad got 10 I've yld die one people. For
HE par, b. hoped to live and die IN these United states
aud De should hive nh the happier were they al nee
states. We have q free country or none rnd We
are to have no tountry. but great nee county
lCLecrs.l j. / GclnirnA followed. advocating tie
election III Mr 'aloot 10 oi national impnitanoc \,
the conclusion IL hr address there were cies iuf ALI
cot Who. coming forward. greeted with three
cheers he sad Tint through nil the persecution Of
which he Was tie yim d. lad been sustained hy the
conviction nat the people Il his district. Wien The,
understood the matter. would yndicaie what De-
did. lie believed that n member Of the Assem-.
bly,. Lac every Other officer of the no'oinmeli.
when elected Wus servant Of the
people and not merely of party. II vas this which
induced him take the routc b, did last Winter. The
only question Ia be- now presented wac. whether Ne
In favor ~ sustaining the Government IN suppress
Ing the Rebellion and Restoring the Union IN a L. IN
tegiiy. The meeting subsequently, addressed by
Jose ph Cooper who advocated the reelection of Mr
Calicot. Resolutions adopted that IA the support
81 candidates Tor Office regard should be had solely To
the fitness Of the nominee and Ia his ability Ia ef
-cually serve the national cause, and plcdging the
Hon. T. C. tallicot their unanimous support IN re.ect
ing him to seat IN the Assembly he has worthiy
hlled The meeting then adjourned
JUDICIARY NoMINArIOS in BROOKLYN. The
Independent Democrats (supporters Of Mayor kaib
resch) have nominated Col. &. j. Jack for County
Indge In plnce % Jnlge Gnrtisnn who decllned the