New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06
To tho Electors Of tho Twentieth Ward.
OLIVER CHARLICK.

| OLIVER CHARLICK. ..
| OLIVER CHARLlCk IL before you &c candidate Io'
election to the honorable and responsible position Of Repro
sentative Your SURFACES are free and unramne'ed n, ~
have the right vote you please viii you vote Tor oh
His career i. notorious We will not stop consider The
special duty OF the working classes TO such man a.
pressor When he Superintendent Of the Eighth ave
Railroad all know that he was .upereOg hard oysros .n
contempt adopted citizens are also well known
We only desire to preent his recent record on the Lone
en- the 2eh day of August 1865 dreadful collision, or rail
road nurier occurred the Long Island Rsroad oy Wnc
men, wouen aud children killed and feaiuy aimeo
The OF this edy were the most heafehuins ee'
Witnessed One Of the daily papers says: ,. tno,r n
During the day the relatives OF those VINO WERE NOV -
be- dead or very dangerously wounded. visited the hotel NJ
which the bodie. were placed Mrs. williams the mother Of
rr no arrived during the OF the Afternoon on ecos
the body of his was 30 much Affected anu a
a. TO draw tears from almost ybody present The deceased
the avoric OF sons and the isher looks IP0H N
death al. severe blow.
"Mr Croker on being asked by tho foreman if he ecog
nked the body that of hi. SOB, burst INTO tears anu
Yes, that. my boy-ny poor boy" Other equally affecting
incidents described" - ~..n,,cry -.
The Coroner's Jury found that OLIVER CHARLiCh was
The Neg York . oyi-the Democratic organ-says Of him:
"Nr OLIVER CHARLICK, the President fthe Long Island
Raiw the story already forth Of tue murders OF
day las. shs be jnicly slbtantiated VOL lD E 80
WE'RE ne A CITIES OF THE FRENCH EMPIRE !, OK OK
A SUBJECT OF GREAT BRITAIN, 10 The GALL ! D
OR TO NEW SOUTH WALES. 1t is the duty oil the so-
thories Queens County to that he the SANG
conditions being fulfilled, 20 THE GALLONS OR To The
PENITENIlARY."
The Coroner Jury say; ,,,
deed ard taken for the People the State of New YORK az
the house OF James s. Remsen, in the town OF Jamaica IN
the said County of Queers the 28. 29h. and 9th OF
August, 1895 aud the day OF September A. ID. 1868, beoie
William Heldiick,On. OF the Cororers in al icf
said county upon the viewing OF tue bodies do say on their
Joseph Won John Geo. Lau and Sheldon Croker came TO
THEN deaths from injuries rcceyedby them respecvey WINE
OuD tile
psny, Monday the 26th day Of August n d. l6'' ana
that aid injuries were produced by express train from
Greenport coming collision with the mail train from
Hunters Point and the said collision occurred ana wa pro
duced the carrness OF r. j. Race the conductor OF tue
mail train and James White the engineer OF the express
! train.
And the undersigned Jurors do further find tina, She trains
ths Long Island Railroad not run upon time ana n
there is great Of the said ROAD ana we 90
hereby censure OLIVER CHARLlCh, the President OF the
Railroad the careless aud irregular manner 10 which the
trains are run. ard CONSIDER THAT HI Is indirectly
RESPONSIBLE FOR rhE NORTHUMBERLAND CAY
ALEX. HAGyER, Foreman. SILL NAM
DANIEL BAYLIs, JOHN d. BERGEN,
s H. ROBINSON, g. $. slLyEY
Mn .h. blood on hi. bands. PreTared to elect
OLIVER CHARLiCh as your repTe'enau'e'
tho Legislature fails to punish these Railroad Managers
by passing holding them crminay responsible for the
nishiul slaughter, tia, constantly occurring then the
people take the matter into their hands end apply
corrective in their way We learn that sT Alderman
Oliver Chsrick siden OF the Long Island Railroad is
candidate for Senator the district in which the tragedy
on that road occurred. THIS Is PROBABLY THE FIRST
INDICATION or WHAT UE WILL Do FOR The
BENEFIT or THE PEOPLE, If ELECTED.
The press unanimous In sentiment. Cen there be any
greater dsgIace than to nave CHAkLCh elected your
representative
The facts spesk for Observation-Disclosures has money and
boasts lie power The politicians may be bought TO pTac
tlec their tricks for his benefit that he may steal his way
| into the balotbox. Against this you must guard.
Fellow citizens examine your ballots before voting aud BIZ
SURE that the Of OLIVER CHARLlCKis not on them
| for lOJH representative.
| Citizens, Association Of the Twentieth Ward,
| ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
| ALEXANDER FREAR ESQ,
| FOR MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY,
JAMES o. BENNETT, President
| ROBERT USHER, j., sec,e,,,;s.
| A. Il. ulNE,
Cu.nIrs Nrsb'rr' }vice-Pre.ideuts.
| II n.viuu heeu Circula ted. by Mr.. OBRlENS