The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-04
POLITICAL.
A CARD PROMO. GODFREY GUNTHER

A CARD PROMO. GODFREY GtJNTHER.
fell0y Citizen, i-Rsporis indu'tIio9.y circu-
contest compel me to thus publicy deny the same.
hnd myself on canvas With three gentlemen,
3. remedyins the many sbuss, which eri.t in our
Municiosl Government and would not have acceded
election and accepted their nofnna alton. had no,
been asuted that doubtful Democrat and corrupt
nations have been made fhave been 10 tsduced
and maliened Tor my political course that my ,elf-
Of my vithdrarins for either OF the candidates in
neither OF whom the p"ope can recognize the prnci-
verdict sud, from ths assurances Of NV fricnds am
conhdent OF a result based Oh the intelligence and
1872 c. GODFREY GuNTHER.
CAUTION, CAUTION, CAUTION.-CON-
~ sPIKACY AGAINST john r. HOFFMAN,
Let the friends Of our candidate look well 10 their
tickets Tor an ARRANGEMENT has been made hereby
tie MARSHALL q. ROBERTS ticket will be 81
lently II not openly, distributed among our unsus-
pecting voters. feliov Democrats are you ready 70
carrying through the corrupt designs Of the lev man
seer. who are thus attempting 10 thru,, us lnto te
hands OF the centraizns power at Albany;
10 yigilan,, YOU have the remedy. Apply u and
ia A friend Of honesty and fair dealing.
CARD-UNGON CANDIDATr-TO THE
~ Loyal and Legal Voter, Of the seventh Ward
First would tender my thanks 10 the gentlemen Of
the Nominating Committee for the honor conferred
know Tor whom they vote 1 have lived in the
seventh Ward % years, have been ta1 payer Tor
IL am OF Republics faith, lut AwAys voted for the
men a. far AZ could find out their abilue, tor the
oice, without regard 10 party. ! have thirst for
one foot In the ring, but those Who have the welfare
Of the city, aud feel interest for the rising
tion hsVe ADVISED me TO run. ! conceive that much
OF Tie future of the peace and property Of the city
depends on the character Of those no will soon take
the reins In their hands Fellow citizen. II in tho
exercise Of your privileges Of voters Of the Cty
New Ork you believe that some other man would
make better and more efficient school officer then
vote ,9r him shall sleep Just as sound THOMAS
WARREN. 1Oi
FIGHT HOURS A DAY AND HIGHEST
- Pay Ito the Workingmen OF the CITY and
County Of New fork-lt must he clear 10 every
ohrerving man, not only In this city but In this
ton, that the City Of New York ia higher not on y
~ iis prices OF ioof but rent as well "a other neces
also be knorn that this commerce al emporium has
a"ays leen strong In the support OF the Democratic
party. Nov, friends Of the Democratic party who
nov control this city keep he prices Of the nece--
.ares Of lite 80 high to keep the wortnrinen who
have always supported the Democratic nominees, In
abect misery, 10 II not cone uHive proof that they
tear the name without the principesi For exAmin-
ing the prices In eities controlled by the Union
party, you will NJ once see the difference Of living
ior instance, Boston, Philadelphia Chicago, Cincin
natl. Baltimore aud many others too numerous to
Ihohuou' WY theh, iehoN cluLehs' u tuch De tut
case that theto citles can iurnsh TODD lieht and
Tamcnt Al lees prices than New York, when they
have To furnish the sao amount OF money for state
aud NtttOnal EXPENSE, IN proportion TO the number
OF heir inhabitants, as the City Of New York, shall
We not vote Tor harshAll o. Roberts and Richard
Ottoman, W redeem New York, aud place her, II
not higher, At least upon level with our sister
cities IL remains Tor YOU then, work ingmen, TO
read and consider and a. your time IL limited, let
no moment pas without preparing yourselves tor
this reue, anu early TO the polls and deposit m
| honest vote Tor Marshall q. Roberts and Richard
O'Gouman, and you -iil have cheap rent cheap
| bread and small taxes. BY order OF the Working
men's lndeps ndent Political Organization, No. 1893
| PLuNkErr, Sec. ~
NEW YORK, NOVEMBER ?oih, 1865 GEN
| TLEMEN Il nave had tue honor to receive
uom YOU lotter rendering 10 me the nomination OF
the Norkingmen', Independent Political Association
| iof Mayor OF this city. | assure that | Truly
app cciate this mark of confidence your part TO-
wald me, aud do not hesitate to AMIN that Il nm
elected 70 tie oiite OF MAJOR sh. do ali that il in
my power 10 correct the abuses which Tor 20 ong "A
time have rested ~ burden upon our C,ty tuank
you for our support II If the No. kincuen who hy
| ton A. they were the Oon- siueN OF our
Union armies, cariyins yctOry and liberty ia their
onward march, 20 must | rely upoa them IN the
| 'eivant MARSHALL q. ROBERfs 10 j. O.
| FIREMAN, 4. ID. O'sI LLIVAN, o. W. JORDAN
aId o,hers, Committee. 100
5s4 Broadway, Dee "a, lsCs.
Dear sir-1 have received your lrttet nppu.Ins me
OF my unanimous nomi nation BY the Duesaies OF the
| Work nfmeu's Independent Political Drgnulzatiou
| ior TIE oihce OF Counsel 20 M Colpoi alton. Is"
tins mark Of your approval ami good will | am. ny
tcL proud TO lie huuTkntnan, aud 10 uC rscog ulsed
Ms such shhll deem II m honor he their servant
ana accept their nomination with thanks. ai, dear
| slf yOuls respectfully, RICHARD O'uOkMAN.
y. ID. PHI NhtI, see. WoTkingncn's lnd. POM al
| ORGANIZATION, 1875 bosegy. ll6
EOR MAYOR, c. GODFREY GUNfHER.-
| For Counsel to The CORPORATION,
| RICHARD UGORMAN.
| Bt order Of the
NENriON.
| COL JAMES BAGLEY,
| Chairman.