New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-06

place within few doors OF the Grandst school IL the
Iampany candidate but the Pesi mon George Van
worst, the present trustee So,. tho rJorlsrn pail
road Ticket Agent is the Democratic candidate Charles
s. Wright now Trustee the Republican, anu jus Ayncn
is an independent Democratic canaua 1rus,os has ,b
Tenth Ward-GeOrge T. Patterson now Inustee, mas me
Republican and Tammany nOmnatiOnsi Phlllp Schaner
the Democratic Union, and William boecAei H al lnue
Eisp1nt6 Ward"Joseph Waugh trustee is the
Democratic candidate and the Republicans nave rehom
2iSei6a Ward-Gndrew Smith IS the Tammany and
Mozart CANDIDATE Ihonas FEY TIC
TLirteenm WGrd-Richard Evans Is the Democratic
candidate and Thomas H Kipp the Republican.
Fourieenh Wdrd-Francis ORelIy, the democratic
JftteSnR Ward-James /. Rabbit is the Tammany
and Mozart candidate Jonas ~ Phillips the democratic
Union and Henry a. Taller now trustee ihe hepuDean
Sixteenth Ward.-Clement Diecke Is the democratic
candidate for tho full term Benjamin b Van Buren for
vacancy Of years. and Michael McNerhey lor vaean
Deiamater for fun term Samuel b. H. Vance for
cy Of two years, and Stephen Merritt IT, 4r vacancy o
the sixteenth ward trustee or commissioner for quar-
ter Of century, and should not De luTned OUT mr.
Vance also for several years aeadns cOer VI Ine
Serenteenm Fard-Edward Lane is the Tammanny can.
didate Michael O'Reily the Mozart ana hiram Aerf''
Eighteenth Ward-Andrew ]. scheuermann for full
term Charles Boyle Tor vacancy OF QUO are ie Tammanv
candidates, and Frederick Regnaghter LOT lull terl
Charles Boyle and John F. TrOw, the wellknown pub
Usher. for the vacancies, are the Democrauo Omon
Eineteenn Vard-John Burlnson, milk agent at the
Harlem Railroad Depot is the Democratic candidate, aud
Weeks W. Culver, lawyer, the Republican; r.-
Twentieth Wdrd-Erastus Littleheld Is the IanIhany
candidate; Charles H. Moore the Democratic Union ana
Mozart and Peter W. MOeer. the head OF private Ger
man school I'm the Ward, the Republican Efforts are
made 10 obtain Republican votes Lttefeld who does
deserve them He member OF the Union league
but left It to enlist the Of the Tammany ng
and his election will give control of the School
Board. If Republicans do not vote Tor their own Can
date they should support Moore, who Is worthy young
man. and the cashier In large commercial house.
TleentyTirSt Ward-Thomas Casey for the full term,
and jeremiah Haoran for Assistant are the Iammany
candidates, and other organization Will nominate III
this Ward. where elections are the merest farce r.,
TlrentySecond Wdrd-John Morgan Is lne Ishma my
candidate, Patrick GOldng the Mozart, and John w.
Stevens, lumber merchant tho Republican. An earnest
school board out Of the hands OF the Ring. , 49,,
Voters cannot pay too much attention TO these SCHOOL
elections
THE ELEVENTH ALDERMANIC DISTRlCT-WIIH-
DRAWAL.
Hon c. II. TUCKER, Chairman Of the Aidermanie Con-
penfio, Of the KIN Assembly District:
SIR: From reliable sources we have ascer-
tanned that there have registered in this District on
Friday and Saturday Of about 1900 fraudulent
voters mainly Repeaters. We have made an earnest
effort by consulting with the Commissioners OF the 10
lice the District Attorney, and Police Magistrate, TO
ascertain whether by proper ehOrt on inc par Va .ne
citizens these men can be prevented from voting ana
whether they be arrested and punished We are stt
sded that the law stands such efforts WouIu DC
fruitless. We lind that many prominent citizens are IN
different, ana not disposed 10 take any acuve
part in the canvass thinking the evil must come
To head sooner later, and by letting the promoters
thereof have their own way that event will be precpia
ted We have been advised by many good citizens TO
withdraw from the canvass; and feeling mat under te
circumstances an honest expression OF the viii OF the
legal voters OF the district be realized, aud that
may have good moral effect by arOushg al
good citizens to the dangers that surround us
we respectfully the nomination rendered 70
us NTH view enabling you to take such action III the
premises as you may deem advisable. Ihankng you Tor
the honor conferred upon by this expression OF your
~" JAMES NJ. CROSS,
Ne1. York. Dec 4, 1869. C. {. fNChNEr;
At a meeting OF the Aldermanlc Convention Of the
XIh Assembly District, convened ~ headquarters, on
tbe evening of Doc 1862 the foregoing communication
was received ana read, and the following resolution
unanimously adopted:
ss1.rei T6aa view Of the stated The Communication Of
Mesrs Pucney concerning reason therein se sth
aud aeIpeeuI to make aomnioai Tor Alder
man and Assistant Alderman f4r tut distinct 80, .,
CUMMINGS Ii. TUCKER, Gilman OF Aid. Conyenth
run pEc1srnN IN THIS CITY.