Friends of franklin !,
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Ask erery man, who comes to the Polls to give
MS vote for MORRIS FRANKLIN, the Peoples candi-
date Il d;du'. take three or fonr nights to grind
oat iis nomination and it will take but one short
dag ID elect him. Politics aside, he would have
Ten -housand Majority. The old FIREMEN, who
knew and loved his father, and the young eX-Fire-
men who know and love him, will pour in strong
vote for the right man. Thousands who are dis
gus;ed with the manner Of nominating at Tammany,
as well as is result. mean to vote for Franklin
and vii! do so unless bued out of their own choice.
See 70 it. Wings at tie Polls. Many Adopted Citi-
zens, who cherish the recollection of Franklins un-
dsun.ed stand, a, the head of the faithful Five
Thousand, against the Native epidemic, will honor
that remembrance by vote for Franklin to-day -
Ask every man who comes up, Won't you vote
for MORRIS FRANKLIN!