New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Address 0fthe Union PARTY.

| 10 hs Eteetors o|the Cit, Of Netg. York;
-rs.s Of the meoPoi. into e distant future, will be hs
on % %TUESDAf. the sth day Of December
rs ue ~, and Law Ohcsr' torether With three
tion Of the Guardians of the Public Education ere TO b.
chosen who viii hl ,hei, Offices for yar,os terms rangin
rom Que TO sh years and whose official policy
rly shape The conduct of public s.ir only, for the
present bat also for years after their expire.
Tbs majority OF the good in oil the political parties becom
ing disgnsed with the corpion which prevailed In the ad
iuistrson of public sr' abandoned their ia party asfia
tons, aud combining together under tho title Of Union
Party rescued the National Government from
reformed the finances and purified the administration as
party control the Central Park Commission the Police sud
other departments of h, city address themselves ths
completion the work OF rcnovatnc the City Government
This party has nominated ircproechabe, telented and
energetic citizens for the esdns municipal oc and
yite your suirsges fr MARSHALL D. ROBERTS for Msyu
end for MURRAY HOFFMAN for Counsel to the Corpors
The Union party ask saragrs for these candidates
eminent, and with the irec, practical aim Of reducing
bordeusome and Hitherto rapiay iscreesins taxation.
The Democratic party have nonsed their fayorte' tbs
Democratic party hsve long ruled this city and the pecus
.ons and coIrnptions under which are suf'ng have
sprung Up and been pcrpetuated and augmented under IT, Il
Il from The domni, Of this party that oppressed people
appeal is maxim ths the elected representative Of
party cannot reform that party successfully combat with
H. schemes ring candidate mus, join the ring And Il ID
vain to look to any officer elected by . parts for relief from
the evils that sc the body polite bitter fountain canuo.
fuse support L, candidates who are excluded ol all possib
y Of femedng the general erlviganc~ Incompetence and
dsoioen~,s ich hsyo crept into public saA under the
fostering influences Of the Dcllocrattc party.
Other opponrr 70 this movement Of toe Union party nre IN
the field upon the nomination OF sn, committee appointed
by few Of the members Of tho Citizens Assocs;on Coal
esng with the branch Of the Democratic party itt has bh
ero been the most doya they seek 70 draw to their sup
port creduous votes from the Union party under the
cry offs non partisan movement for reform.
Our citizens have been assembled in sensral mass
meeting for deibcraon and for the selection Of candidates
that would BE- acceptable those who ready to espoc.s
such partisan moyeneut and these nonr stiocs made
entirely gnong the other by that act robbed OF the conn
dence Of tie comunv Snd the movement discovers ,ise
be part Of the machinery a.ed by designing and ambitious
One Of these candidates has been avowrd and dan
yeous enemy OF the Nousl Government in its dark days
sni tho other has appeared BY his writings the cbanpo
human ssyriy And ure TINS to refuse surpo
10 candidates. Of whom is liable to become ensny OF
the City Government and tue thrr to favor class legislation
matter congrsulston to the Union per'y ths the
division Of i opponents growing out Of the inevitable sIi'-
OF the corrup, for spo affords the reasonable execa
ton Il ct our candidates viii be ,rumphanty elected.
All that Il requires ia united firm front, and the viyory
for the city viii gained the banner that mses
iruunphsnt in the state snd natJu. MARSHALL o ROB.
ERTs isrxensyey identified with the industrial copmesaE
importer Of Ii. Of country he f.ve .:
largest possible reduction In the expenditures Of the City
Government, he will reeonmend or appoint or omcis po'
the whoe executive power 81 tho Myor,y into supPoN
the measure. for the ceonness and hoh OF ne ey snd
visitation Of the cooera most serny demands shall be CON-
prehensve and immeiiat-
b.eu xsrd In for the oeneht and honor Of sh
city who has contributed literally to every Object worthy ?.
Of political cilies wire pues snd demss9sSs. VINO
of the ,urages OF his neighbors and ieow resi-
Amt OF the metropolis whom citizens should rejoice "a
se in Office and should MAKE &c
t-rmned yctorloos .aors to elect that man MAI
SHALL o. ROBERTS. .x "a.
Wh snch an officer the Chief Magistrate OF tho Cny
the confidence the lie gsnre ~ the state ntc
les sresdy been elected by the ase Union party wn,c
places him In nomination. msy demand ana expect ga
lie power. for good will be increased by the legislative con
erent OF functions which public morality nas hitherto coo
rny refused to the Democratic iacunbens Of tnst omes
With bis election win BE- rauguraed the municipal reioEn
which all good citizens dcsir..
In conson.nse tho high principles which have gov
,rn.d the uoin.ion Mayor that Of the r1peence'
nr,s MURRAY HOFFMAN for Council 10 the Corpc ration
the Union party have placed in nomination candidates Tor th
other Offices w Il is confidently beived Justify by al
honest and discharge Of their respective duties tho con
'N%'S' ELLIOTT =. SHEPARD,
SINCLAIR TOUSEY,
JOHN II. WHITE,
JOHN LOBDELL, Chairmsn.
COMMITTEES Of the Union Msyoraty Convention
The sboye address unanimously adopted oy the Unios
General Committee Of the City ard County Of New fors
aud ordered TO be Published JAMES KELLY, Chairman
HENRI II. IluELAr. secr...rie,
III. HALL,