New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-02
LOCAL POLITICS.
TIE METROPOLITAN POLICE AND POLITICAL
ASSESSMENTS.

qIJE METROPOLITAN POLICE AND POLITICAL
ASSESSMENTS.
The following communication was yesterday ad.
dressed 10 the Editor of The World SPECIFIC contradiction
Of charges which had appeared in that journal;
10 as Editor Of T2sE y Eoyld
SR. In your paper November article The caption
Of which t. "MoEE BLOOD MoyEY -''THs Police Con.
FKLIKD 10 CoSrMBuIs RADICAL ELECTION Fund" :.
A par 81 the article rssds as follows:
The ~ levy Which has been made :; mon 70 less body
Pvats and 50 for the psisousn and ronndmen and pro.
POrcEsi' sum foI the esp.sns end seresn iehsr we
saQ'eson Which, said they arc not - yet willing 70 De
eide upon"
1oined IN the above sxtrnet.
Every cmb Of the force IS familiar with Rule No 46l Of
Che Poles Manual which reads as follows;
RUE No 4slNo member Of the Police force shan beper
noaeT OF other thing on any 0tsH any person committee
or ASSOCIATION fof any political purpose whatever"
Ii any person violating seeking to violate this rule it is
without tae knoEedge authority o. the Board Of Police %
arv OF ifs members aud any member Of the force has
been engaged any Of notion prohibited by the rule the
Board Of win be obliged any person who viii funsb
sues information VII enable them to punch the delinquent
5Hss $3.50 G AsESs S g9Ts z z n ssR %Ss.,
Commissioners Of Metropolitan Police.
Dssd Aosea5sYl ls66.
TRB IEDgPENDEST CANDIDATE ron REGIsTER--AS IN.
DoEsEnExT Pxom TIE ARMY AND EAvT.
We the undersigned officers, now OF lately serving
I'm The Army ana Nary tho United Stass learning that
revos Brighten Charles G. Hslpine is candidate or the
position Of Register Of the City and County Of NewY0rap
once 20 political significance bat merely requiring an IN
tegent and faithful discharge Of its important dutesco
hereby join cordially recommending our former associate and
comrsde the support Of the citizens Of NeWYok for the
position seeks sahed that win discharge any duties be
NAV called upon ef with fidelity and talent and feeling
that he has claims upon public confidence and eonsoeauon
Wkioa gladly accept this oppeTan 20 kcknoWedge Alo
forth ID bis behalf Gen HalpBe entered the serTee OF the
United states a. Second Lieutenant Ch New-N orr hhonsI
Guard ON the oh Of April eOl was promoted 70 bt AssAt
Adriant General Wh the rank Of Major OF Cavalry sep
subsequently, Assistant AdutApt Gen
Ce OF STAT OF both In Ax military Department. snd
Aduant General the Stat OF the 6eDeTnD Chlet
In ell these positions Displaying fidelity, courage,
directed protect and promote The honor and interests OF the
raiisd IA companions WHO known and served
With him during he war or 10 when he is directly known oy
brother 0cers who did feel confidence
patriotic citizens and satisfied thar who served Ms
kountr the IN the bresn faithfully ana gasnsiy
and w0 contributed much 10 tina literature and poetry
81 tho lss strugge-whch all Of that should be
fOreottenwie found equally trustworthy and zeGlous
ssrya1t tho people Of the City and County OF New York
elected 20 the ONCE Of Register
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