New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-02
POLITICAL.

-, 9s.,..,.. THOMAS 1. CHATFIELD.
Tor Slab WILLIAM b TAP LOh'
-. C,,,I C,,,,,t.,,,a,- ..... STEPHEN T. HAYT.
". p,,o, ............ DANIEL ID. CONOYBR
S 1g,sl. % . NC C CHXRLEs MASON.
COUNTY TICKET.
,JssFo, supren, Covri......., Thomas w Si iL
justice Superior cowt....... Charlie G0ssDPDa;
IVY. ogmo" Elia +, TAP y lPoIhemus.
Isaac Dayton.
, yy, 1:; ROT Dsiaasd Smith Smith
o. Nelson W. Young
BROOKLYN CITY TICKET.
WI. NJ LITTLE 11''' Martin Kal9aeiseh,
street Commissioner.
JAMES McLLER Robert Fterey
ANTHONY WALTERS John Cunningham.
StpTintendents o. The Poor
,. O. KIRBY. Henry Corr
school CO""'''S yes,,:r r,,.,r5,
." '''''''' justice Of Sessions -.
BARNET JonSsON Stephen Voorh'''
G. T. PRATT. No Opposition
Election To-day.
DO NOT PAIL TO VOTE
Fer THE AMENDED CONSTITUTIONS
.srass,s THE PROPERTY QUALIFICATIONS FOR CoLoRED
Electors of the lid Senate district fail not
to vote for SIGIsMUND Kaufman for Sen
ator! Never mind those who tell you he has
declined They are emissarieS of the adversary.
Mr. Kaufman do Mt want to go to the Senate,
"a every one knows; but elect him, and the
district will not go unrepresented. On the con-
trary, it will be better represented than it has
been for years. Brooklyn needs such men IN
the Legislature if she is not to be swamped by
excessive taxation. Fail not to vote for KAUFF-
MAN,
Mr. CHARLES A. FLAMMER is the Republican
candidate for Assembly in the XVIIth District,
comprising a portion of the Twenty second
Ward. Mr. Flammer is young man of un-
doubted integrity and ability. He deserves and
should receive the support of all good citizens
irrespective of party. We trust that he will at
least be theoretically supported by all Republi-
cans in the District
Mr. W. Delacy, the Republican candidate for
Member of Assembly in the LIST District of
Kings County, has withdrawn from the can
vass leaving in the field only Hugh NJ. Clark,
the regular Democratic nominee, and John
Wall Independent Democrat. The Republi-
cans of the District have concluded to support
Mr. Wall aud we trust they will do the work
efficiently.
Men of WEsTcHEsTER County please not to
come to the City to-day till you shall have
elected Hustled, COPY and HAIGHT to the AS
sembly You know that they ought to be
elected you know that your full vote will
elect them. Then do ii, and come down this
evening to rejoice over your victory in the
County and State
ALEXANDER MCLEOD is the Republican can
didate for Assembly in the XVIth Ward Q3th
DISTRICT, which he has repeatedly represented
with credit, and he can surely be elected (as
he was last year, if every Republican vote is
polled for him. Men of the XYIth! take care
that Mcleod receives your every vote
JOHN II. WHITE will represent the XIth AS
sembly District if his friends work as they
should. He is known to be able, intelligent,
and worthy. You often complain that fit men
will not run for the Legislature. Now You
have such man, encourage the breed by
sleCtiDg him!
Republicans of Kings County! you can elect
WALTERS Sheriff. and you ought to do 1t. lie
is of the right sort, and very popular. Come
out in your strength to-day, and elect HIM
with MCLEER and at least half your delega-
ton to Albany
Believing CORNELIUS VAN COTT to be the de-
cided choice of the Republicans of the With
Assembly District we urge all to give him
hearty support. Votes for Shaw will be simply
thrown away.
Fail not to vote for Judge THOMAS w.
CLERKE He is good Judge and an honest
man. Let us poll every ant-Tammany vote
for him, and so elect him to serve another
term
ROBERT c. Brown will be chosen to the
Assembly to-day from the XXIst (Harlem and
YOrkviile) district, if any Republican is. Do
not throw away your vote
Challengers! Look out for IS or 20 fraudulent
voters registered at No. 517 Pearl-st., who don't
belong there
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
The Hon. ERAsTUs c. BENEDICT having declined
the nomination for Judge of the Supreme Court the
Hon. THOMAS W. CLERKE has been nominated in his
place "a the candidate of the Republican party.
Res- York, oct. %, 1859.
JOHN " GRIDLHY,
Chairman Union Republican Gen Com Twenty SecoDd-st.
EDGAR KETCHUM,
Chairman Republican Central Com. Twenty eighth.st.
JAMES ". BOOTH,
Chairman Union Republican Gen Com. Twenty third-st
NJ The following is Judge Benedicts letter declining
nomination as Judge of the Supreme Court:
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