New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30
GENERAL CITY POLITICS.
THE TICKET WHICH Is APPROVED By THE
COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.


The Committee of Seventy indorse the fol-
lowing ticket for the coming election:
COUNTY TICKET.
Justice Of Supreme COurt....: GEORGE G. BARRETT.
Justices Of Superior Court. JOHN jon IS sEDaWIck
Judge Of Common Plea. CHARLES p DAILY.
ReSsseg Franz SIGRIs
Aldermen.
JOHN WHEELER, GEORGE W. VARIAN,
sAML. B. Il. VANCE John FALooNER,
EUGENE KELLY, JOSEPH c. JACKSON,
ALEXANDER WILDER, GUBTAVUS W. FABER,
ISAAC BERNHEMER, GEORGE BURKHARDT,
JOHN FOLEY, PETER GILSEY,
OSCAR ZoLLICoFPER.
LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE FROM O'DoNoVAN ROSA.
To Messrs EUGENE OsHEA MATHEW STEWART, WM j.
TELLo, RICHARD OKEEFE, and DE WITT BEARDsLY,
Committee.
GENTLEMEN: thank you and the gentlemen
Of the IVth Senatorial District Convention and the cit
gems whom they represent the support me last
night by the Endorsement nomination for Senator
accept it as have accepted the nomination from the
Reform party, and make to you the same promise
made to them-that the money OF Mr.. Tweed or the
money Of all the frauds in the City OF NewYOrk will not
buy me out till the votes Of the czens decide between
me and the rich the 18th of November. From
what Of people, believe they are more inclined
to vote for honest than for roges, and you and
the Reform Democracy have the power to fair
and fair play at the next election you will see that
the Nominees Of this party that bus brought disgrace
# ali who OPPOSE them are in earnest aud ncoruptbe,
for cOrrupting influences are yet IN circulation VIII
me- but we have more men earning an Independent live
lhOod than are dependent upon the Ring an II Is TO
Ne0- York, Oct 20, 1871. JER. ODoNoVAS RossA.
LEDwITH ACCEPTS TIE REGULAR DEMOCRATIC
NOMINATION..
Justice Ledwith has finally accepted the NOM
nation to the Supreme Court Judgeshp rendered him
by the Reform Democrats and, according to present
o. Tam INV
nomination altogether neither accepting nor refusing It,
The following is his letter Of acceptance:
To ne C7sron Of tie Jnt Conventions as Regular Dtoao
a:a PO:cs grOS S..s s,s ii. nomination ,ou by.
d.Te me- have sought the have been early and
81 SSy o. Of h%niiS e for
esnd sf icf tSs once JSCe Of the Supreme Court
hi, she %0s readily SsSa yp 6pSS s nee susr I
want Of able SG @ eo Ds st 90 IS % honest
@ future Win tie past in ws'Ts R3 Tou the people Of this city honor
Ee%. YOri Oct 70, 1911 THOMAS A. IEOvrTH
Mr.. TILDEN INDORsES EX-sHERITF o'BRIEE.
The friends of James OBrien had torch
light procession In his honor last Saturday night fol-
lowed by mass meeting at Apollo Hall, at which ad-
dresses were made by g. Courtney, Samuel j. Tlden'
Theodore E. Tomlinson, and others Mr.. Tiden said;
It should be the object Of every mechanic and hard
working and honest man to try this great and
noble city from ruin. The whole question 10 be settled
mem m Arc you going to send selfish unprncipled
into power-men whose object Is robbery and rapine-
men whose sole object Is to enrich themselves and
der the workingman1 Will you put such men lhto
poweri IA voice "No, never" - Then II not, II your
tho never" be sincere, forward and roll up such
a majority for James O'Bren, your candidate for
Senator OF the With Senatorial District, as VIII
show to honest men through the country and through
time 20 on unchecked 1t cannot always do 3d. For two
reasons In favor Of the election OF James OBritn
over John ]. Bradley First because have an unwav,
ernR belief that Mr. OBrien will be true aud faithful to
the cause which you send him there TO promote lap,
pause And secondly because believe tlat ne can ana
wlli be trumphantly elected tGrezt applause hope
Won will 60 back to your homes and assist III concerted
determination to secure his election IL his success Will
be achieved an important and influential step toward
the accomplishment OF the great objects az winch We Ill
aim. --.., .,n ,,,,,
70 tGs EdttoF Of TAG TFtbSAL
SIR: see my name mentioned as candl-
and Earnestly decline the nomination for any public Of
fee Yours truly, ANDREW MlLLs'
Geto- York, Oct. 28, 1871.