New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-07
LOCAL POLITICS.

MARTIN B. BROWN FOR POLICE JUSTICE.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In this days issue of THE TRIBUNE ap.
pears political paragraph advising the Republicanso OF
the WITH Judicial District to support Francis V. Curing
as a fit aud proper person for Police Justice. Now, Sir.
IL only Just and proper for Republicans to examine
the character antecedens and political strength OF Mr.
Curing 10 see in what manner he is stronger or more
desirable candidate than honored candidate, Mr.
Martin b. Brown. Mr.. Brown IL well and faYoraoy
known In this community the head OF one OF our largest
mercantile printing houses, and In the respective Official
positions has filed he has done not only honor to him.
self but has the confidence Of the community at
large and so far as his political strength lies.
let us refer TO the Charter election Of last year.
when. for the first time, he candidate for an
elective office. vZ School Trustee OF the Seventeenth
Ward Notwithstanding he bitterly opposed oy
few disappointed INSCRIPTIONS macontents In his own
party the same identical who propose that the
Republicans Of the district should for Curing, Mr.
Brown pollcd in this Seventeenth Ward 900 more votes
than our candidate for Mayor, the Hon. F. A. Conkng
who headed ticket; pretty good evidence OF hr'
Browns popularity with the citizens OF this Ward As
for Mr.. Euring's antecedents we know that Tamnany
Hall elected him years ago school officer that no Is
and always has been bigOted and intoerant partIsa
that because he disappointed In getting the
Tammany nomination for Judge, he is running nde-
pendent. Now Mr.. Editor, seeing that our candidate
il in every respect. mentally and morally superior 10
either his Democratic opponents, and that he tue
strongest man. whom all honest opponents OF the Tam
many Ring consistently vote for we have no dOubt
that II Martin is faithfully supported to-mor
row by the voters OF his party lie will poll enough
outside votes to elect him Judge OF the Fourth District
Court Therefore let every Republican support our own
candidate and let divisions be found only In the ranks Of
sembiy District Republican Assocauon W. T. Ashman.
Chairman Executive Committee Kun AssepPPy DS1Gs
Association; Vim. a. Brller, Secretary Ath assembly
District Republican Association VIM A. Shsiiey SeofS'
tary Executive Committee Xth Assembly District Iepan-
llcan Association.
THE REPEATERs AT WORK.
| From gentleman, who probably knows what
he afrms we learn that at the house Of one artgan
small twostory house in Ffy.ffthst near ThirdaVe'
90 men are registered for the the Charter election mo
house capable Of accommodating FAMILY OIL moro
| than eight or ten persons. From William II. Faons.
No O6i Frst-aye registered; there Is prob
ably but one In the house. aud certainly not moro
than three In the Third Election District, Nineteenth
Precinct officer Quigey who stationed at the registry
on Saturday last made list Of repcaters there registered
| The inspectors called him to account telling Nun
that he had no right take such list and IN the course
OF the discussion. Qugley happening to lay the paper
down one OF the Inspectors Immediately destroyed IT.
The Inspectors present Robinson, ODonnel. and
Gilbert fourth Inspector was temporarily absent Az
tho corner OF Sxty-sixthst and Thrdave. saloon
kept by man named George, ~ Is SstIS'S thS boHss
northeast Of Ffty-hfth-st ana IhraaVe, tnei
are SO names registered WhlIe 'heTe "'o p"' 'N
| the house. -.
Col. Geo. p. Webster, who is the Republican
candidate for Police Justice OF the IXth DISTRICT I"eh
Ward &c), Is an old Republican from kentueRy' "here
no was a member, In 1901 of the Legislature which
resisted successfully the efforts OF BrecknruSe anu
Bucner to plunge the State into Secession In the early
part OF war he Joined the Union army, was pr
mentra I'm raising troops for the service IN me Dos
States and served faithfully for I'VE years from tus
rank OF captain 10 that OF colonel Isp 90 - 81 % y M.
inst appointed OF the With Congressional Ds
trct Isryed with Col Webster for three years 'od-
Webster well deserves the sufTrages Of Republican,
Mr.. Frederick Yung is candidate for School
Trustee In the Eleventh Ward, against Joseph Waugh
| the Tammany nominee
Mr.. John w. Stevens, the anti-Tammany
candidate for School Trustee In the Twenty-Secvnno
Ward can be elected II the proper effort Is HAUL :" ''
| friends Of our common school system
Voters in the Xth Assembly District are re-
minded that the Republican and AnlrIanhAhI oaha M
date for Civil Justco OF tho Kin DistIcs So Icyyt
Tor AssIstaut Alderman VIM. Fische for school trustee
Seventeenth Ward, Hiram Merritt
The Tammany managers have had ballots
,or MAYOR nrenared containing the name OF a oahey
Hail. aud these viii DO voted io-i"y sirers com.
pelling them 10 furnish boxes Tor tho Ieeepto W IL
ballots aud accordingly the extra boxes na'e p'e" ~
tnbuted.
Ameeting If the Fifth District Republican as
sociatou was held asnglt at NO lVo Ter snIr
tied discussion In which Mr. Carson OK tue Nlhsn 49,.
ex,Judge N H. Montiord, Andrew Blakely, anu ol' ~
took part, the following nomlhauons u MCo smIl for
Siy Jstice Samuel Nash for Assistant Aide rinan hu
George w Van Worst for School Trustee. sIer w.,
discussion Gu Republican tnIer"-~- I'll" "''9''""
| lUurAed,