New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
LOCAL POLITICS.
CITY ELECTIONS.
- NnMlNATIONs

fact that he is President Of Of the leading banking
Inshtons in the city and Secretary Of one Of the most
popular Savings Banks sufficient Endorsement OF Lis
character as business man, and Of his reputation ior
honesty His accurate knowledge OF The laws OF hnance
emnenty qualities Lu Cor the position OF guardian Of
the property OF The taxpayers OF thi' muc1-deiFlaoed
gity.
MrMartia Thatcher is the nominee Of the Repubcansin
The XIth District Twentieth Ward, for Alderman. The
Nomination is a very proper one, ard though the Dis
frio is strongly Democratic by reason Of division which
places two candidates against Mr.. Thatcher through
es efforts and union of true he may be elected
At present be holds the position Of Port Warden is
most worthy man, and well qualified both in business
capacity aud personal integrity to perform the duties of
the olic, Tor which he has become a candidate.
Mr.. Robert c. Brown has been nominated for Alderman
OF the Seventeenth Aldermanc District by the Union Re
publican Convention response the wishes of great
number Of the citizens and taxpayers Of that district Mir
Brown cstimabe citizen, thoroughly identified with
the interests OF the district and WILL If elected prove
most excellent officer and uncomWomising opponent
Of the Ring.
james r. Horan has received the Republican nomina-
tion for Alderman in the Ist District lie is arlessand
honest and hence fear there few Independent
that stronghold Of Democracy elect him. In
she lid District William B. White is the Aldermanic
candidate OF the Union party Mr. White has en-
-
feat the schemes Of the Ring" TO rob the City treasury
and if elected viii prove faithful servant 10 the honest
voters and burdencd taxpayers. Eugene Ward hard
working Young man. is the Union candidate for Alderman
the Vth District lie is opposed by two Democrats,
nominees OF Taumany and Mozart and an independent
candidate. His friends making earnest fight, ana
If the honest do their duty he will be elected In
the IXth District Don Alonzo Clrhman is the Republi
can nominee for Adermani he is prominent merchant
NJ he fqV-D In Ms
be defeated only by gross neglect Of eaty the part of
voters.
Stephen H. Roberts and DR. Francis A. Thomas
dates in the With District for the Office Of Counclmcn.
These gentlemen arc members of the present Board, and
by persistent opposition to the movements Of the Ring
have proved themselves worthy 70 be reelected. The tax
PAYERS and honest Of the City cannot afford TO per-
init the defeat Of these They will certainly be re-
turned to he Board if the true of the With District
do their duy. In the IXth District W F. I. Chapman
rs candidate for Councilman. No voter in the District
opposed the systematic schemes Of plunder brought be-
fore the CITY Board should omit bis ballot for Mr.
Chapman and thereby aid in the effort dispace corrupt
rulers.
= Dr. Walter b. Roberts the Republican and Citizens
candidate Tor Councilman in the With COuncmanic
district comprising the Eighteenth, Twentieth and Twen
ty-fr Wards be elected if the tax payers properly
exert themselves He is old resident Of the district
and Of the Trustees of the NewYork College Of D,u-
ts. he has been active in promoting city REFORM and
ii elected VII do much to prevent corruption the city
government.
John Adams and William Tcrhune ere candidates for
Counciln,en in the vth District both and
efficient men, and will if elected, steadily oppose the
Behemcs OF the Ring"
is or the utmost Importance, both 10 progress and TO
the future oer of the city, that honest and capable
be elected to the Office Of School Commissioner The
nominations Of the Republican Union party are good
throughout and should receive the unanimous support Of
B earnest men, There interest confded the trust
Of voters sacred than that Of the education Of the
rhdrcn of city this be properly discharged only
Ihrougn an efficient Board of Public Instruction.
Smith Bloomfield, candidate for School Commissioner
from the list District Of the type Of men that should
make up the Board Of Education. Honest independent
graduate Public Schools and Free College he knows
whole school system thoroughly. Although Rcpub
lcan he appointed by Mayor Hoffman a member Of
the present Board and within the year has visited every
school the city conducted under System of Public
Education. We learn that many Democrats in the Dis
trct have indorsed him. and would urge all who wish
school interests weadmnisered to give him their support
( Col joel W Mason viii be elected by the Union men
ln the With District II they do their whole duty In
the Sih Ward David Walker is the Republican candidate,
Snd if elected will prove able member Of the Board Of
Education. James Harrison, the present Commissioner
Is renOmuated by the Republicans in the 9th Ward He
mas hitherto proved himself faithful officer and will be
reelected every Republican goes to the polls election
day. Daniel W Lee put forth the Republican Union
candidate school Commissioner in the XIXth District
He fully competent TO discharge the duties Of the
Office and has the united support Of the friends Of educa
tion.
In the 2Oth Ward Joseph Cudpp is the nominee of the
Republicans and elected will make an excellent school
officer II is the duty Of every in the District who
has children to educate who is otherwise interested in
the progress Of education TO 60 to the poll and cast his
ballot for Ar CudliPp.
THE REGISTRY.
NUMBER or VOTERS REGISTERED THROUGHOUT THE
CITY OS sATURDAY-TOTAL PREVIOUSLY REGIS
TERED
We give below the number Of voters registered
D. the various districts throughout the city on saturday
eher with the totals previously registered The following
FIEsT wiRDFirst District number registered 4. Second
&: Third. 10, Fourth, .. Total, p.
SECOND WARD-Fst District numberreg egistered i; Second
TInm W AEn-Fst District number registered ]; Second
FoTET WARD-Firs District number registered 3; Sec.
,Ond :. Third {; Fifth 4 Sixth 4; seventh, Total p.
FIITH WARD.First District number registered Second
Q; Third II; Fourth II Fifth 39i Sixth, - Seventh Il
Eighth p Total l4l.
SIvT Ward-First District number registered Second
- Third s. Fourth p Fifth sixth Seventh, Eighth
p, Ninth Tenth, !. Total "a.
SEvENrm WARDFirst District number registered See
ond ~; Third Fourth u Fifth o sixth seventh 2;
hichth Ninth. Tenth 7; Eleventh. e. Total ~
EGmH WNw-first District number registered 81 Second
90 Third Fourth 10 Fifth 81 sixth seventh 81
Tighth 81; Ninth, Tenth, 4 Eleventh, e Twelfth g. To
pal 80.
pc Thind Fourth, II Fifth q sixth seventh 9 Eighth
3 Ninth 2 1cnih Eleventh, Twelfth. H. Thirteenth
OurtecRtb IL Fifteenth sixteenth Seventeenth p To
YSr WAEp-First District number registered Q Second