The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05

Communication FROM the Democratic candi
dntes Tor County Onces.

Communication from the Democratic candi-
dntes Tor County Ofices.
To OUR DEMOCRATIC FELLOW OIuzgNs:-
Attempts are being mado to combine our names
in connection with that OF Mr.. Ledwith for Mayor
We deem 1t duty, In this public way. to utterly
repudiate all such EFFORTS Mr. Hall Is the regularly
nominated democratic candidate for Mayor; he has
ned the Office with distinction, honor and ndeliyi
he has been true to the organization and the cause
OF the democracy, and lie IL entitled to the support
| or every democrat.
Mr. LcGwith Is running in the interest OF the re-
publ can party, under bargain TO give democratic
votes irauduently for woodford. the republican
candidate for Governor, and the republican state
ticket the conspiracy 10 distract the democratic
\ party aEd Sell portion OF tho democratlo vo.e
81 s f ass N LedWs Maye
| ana other Weii known conspirdtors win Messrs.
Thomas MURPHY George oa o Sss Messrs
! Fox and Hayes were and ale actuated Dy revenge,
We're 30 d,stInetished, was abolished. This repeal.
by the way, Is generally regarded py taxpayers as
good tning. Mr. John Morrissey has been moved by
a like spirit, because lie knew ne would not DO re.
nominated IN the district for which Colonel Roberts
Is chosen as tie Congressional standard bearer
MIR. Ledwith has not even the poor Justification or
these parTes. Tor lie was elected last al by demo.
cratic votes TO an Office worth $4,000 per annuln,
10 serve.
Last evening llr. Ledwith was nominated In the
hepuDlcdu CONVENTION, On m0Jl0n OF MI. george
Bliss, VINO WAS attorney Tor the radical Excise Com
m,sslonerS and Health Board, ana whose whole
career has been that Of indicative prosecutor OF
the poor, and especially OF adopted Citizens At the
same llme card was published from Mr.. Blu
mentlai. Mr.. iedwiths agent ana chairman, denying
that the SO called Young Democracy meant 10 support
Governor HOFFMAN, but, on the contrary, that they
meant to carry out their bargain aud support
MI. Woodiort, the back republican candidate Tor
Governor. WOodIord Is nor only IN diSrepute with
his own party on account OF lis personal character
but ne - specially odiOus Tor his narrow, bgottd
and lntoeraut views. his chiei political act Was
giving the casting vote in tho state Senate against
any modification oI The tyranny OF the excise LAWS.
W Q do noE pretend TO say chat Mr. Leawith has net
rght, however un2rateiui 10 the party WHICH has
maintained MIN in Office iol the last ten years, TO up
hold MR. WVodford anu the republican candidates,
but We simply say that he does SO as republican,
and not as u democrat. lie IL supported for Mayor
by the 7rtoune, ItieS ana Clner republican papers.
Tue republicans are promised ana expect demo
cratic votes Tor their candidates III return Tor
endorsing LedWlth. THIS they have no right 10 ex-
pect receive. Mr.. Ledwlth can dispose OF his
own vote, put we deny his right To bargain away
bargain can only be made good by fraud Our OBJ
ject Is to caution our democratic friends against
false batos. Examine your tickets carefully, ana
see thar John L. Holnan heads the list OF candi-
dates Tor the State, and \. Oakley Hall those for the
city aad county. MATTHEW L. BRENNAN,
CHARLES Il. IoEW,
NELSON w. iOUHa,
PATRICK III. KEENAN,,
GEisS0N n. HERRhiAN,
Democratic Candidates for County Offices.
NOVEMBER 5, 1870.