Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-02
Municipal Observation-Disclosures, &c.
NsMUNCHAusHN TIE SECOND REDIv
US IFUS. 1850 a...

|
gard SIGNED by Jos. Brown, the secretary Of the
Gas Light Co; and my conpetitor foe the position
that +" Munchsusen" had been eHectuaily siienced
but as he has agsin assaulted me Without provoca
another leaf in the history Of this notorious indi
| vidua.
larry selected candidate for Alderman in the ward;
| having at a certain ward meeting been nominated
pettsr @ O esssss %g '1 TN
Rfpnti,tan Of that date showing the mode by which
ader he
stances Mr. Browns friends eyineed mod station
indicated in the last clause OF extracts the,
could have had any amount of suffrage necessary to
| " Brown, 70; Shepherd, 43; Angus. 20; Moore AZ
Larner; 81 Eberly, Al; shirsins, "; Williams, sS
The following was then declared the Ward ticket
For For rmspsJossRh Br9wa
For Assessor-H. b. Curtis.
found tickets for Mr. Brown ' oes
This fact thus stated taken in connection with tn
further fact. viz that there not seventy Third
Ward voters Irestsn! at the meeting in question,
to the genuIneness of this nomination. The ticket
nominated has never been announced by MT.
Mr; Brown in his card states that he intends to
"rots for MIR. Wailach. How is it that Mr. Brow 8
The sh ct
Mr. Brown that he will cast his vote for Mr.. Wal.
enas pandsrs H'h pa.son
;, for esTiyGcai tast he intends TO
imitation bsn in ef the course pursued by him ia
while at the same time. in fuldlment Of a bargain
made made IN osdss secure his own eeeIiSn without
eighty votes eff the Gas Company's employees for
the r. for him the
pie who, coEnizsnt Of all the circumstances even
ss , M S,e Gay smile when remind
pcrfdy,. This consistent Brown, having failed 70
dressed tT map for " Whom he Sotsd
Later reiSi1 p in his sneesss and that of
order E the DeRo sisd party r,1 the law and
Mr.. Brown says that he has served seven years
he the esmnss and o use hi. egn words that
my ofteisi position to crafty private preJudices
was not deFsned to advance your interests idi
BEEN sns to lie Mr. Brown had
pany, this Language mi ght have had sonss,oSa. fSs
des Of tne A. he must have
whom he feelingiy addresses He has proh.5ly
i Wr,,nS d The Official communication Mayor
Vii asfa ARRst' r. to Sst EGm me vh hs
Company hsa charged tits city, and had been as
Hs5sa Sonss
t6e se sec. IN charge never having reduced
hs fy 4sd Vile tSE s At the
y fna ne erzens weEe paying % and
guardian Of our city's interests would have con-
tipqed to charge at these rates, had not Msvor
citizens, detected this gross oyercharra and nd
called attention to it. 80 "uN
L. Dir: Brown advancing his constituents inter
ests when be uses his posit on a city legislator
TO Increase the price of gas TO consumers in which
effort he expects to succeed during the present
Did Mr.. Brown advance the interest of his CON
Of the ward funds on the = III street sever" TO
eGhsht ms RF@periy on the square in which he
For full particulars see National Inteli gencer Of
Did not Mr.. Browns private prejudice.', pre-
vent the CITY Councils from doing honor to our
ne prevented the passage of resolution of T wel
come to that dfs tt officer, by moving an
subject was under consideration thereby prevent
ing their adoption, and this because the - resein.
ti0ns was introduced by me?
slant and Of b he com 0n
Well foes; in the means to be- s a.
piled to obtain any favorite otject-cyer prefer
interests subseryient TO his private ends It to- he
hoped that the day of retribution has comeNtbet
aside and this embodiment Of deceit sraT tn
the public gaze il all the hfseus Rdea9THt Si his
N sEC0NB WARD.
"THIRD WARD TMC0NDITI0NALU UNION
- RICHARD WALLACE.
f'H JOSEPH F. BROWN.
VI T TaSh s. ; 4 is sEEFHENs.
JAMES s ii AVfiNSdGH'
re IT. tSE ASSh1 WILLIAM B. DOWNING.
n~THTRD WARD UNCONDITIONAL UNION
-" wa RICHARD WALLACE.
r'' :, ALEXANDER R. SHEPHERD.
~" ' THOMAS a; STEPHENS.
S S3sEs s 3 hA3kSft'
je2-te WILLIAM B. DOWNING.
US ,yN l 16N 9 Tfck xi Z LOYAL
fON 'iA'O JOHN H. sEMMEs.
~" A. PETER NJ. PEARSON.
-" w. WIN, WALKER,
CHARLES F. BARNES.
FOR A'SEI PETER HEPBURN ,sa2,.
uS FIRST WARD.
f0' ''A RICHARD WALLACE.
F0N Al join B. TURroN.
f0h ooAAS SA SHSsf KELLY.
5oA Ii G A. kaEkh.
my n Pc Asht TffHfoMAs II. DoNoHUE.
n#FIRsT WARD uNCONDITIoNAL UNION
uS TICKET.
JOHN IL. sRMMES
foN Ah GEo. W. EMERSON.
Foa COMMON CoUSoII-
JOS. T.. RAWLINGS.
J. H. SNYDER,
PETER HAMMOND. my2i-te'
- SECOND WARD UNCONDITIONAL
uS UNION TICKET.
For MAYOR
RICHARD WALLACH.
J. RUSSELL BARR
FcE COHSos COUNCIL
SAMUEL W. OWEN,
WIN PETTIB0NE,
nl:% cost SAMUEL A. PEC6H.
~ INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
SECOND WARD.
Fes ALrERkAs-
my 1c-taF GE0RGET RAEB. -
~ EDITOR STAR:-Please announce NJ. II.
q EANEIktt nd ens ID eIlt capd dale for