George EichelI:;
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We have been SO busily occupied in commencing
the Whig Cause that we have not hitherto found
time to speak of our Candidates. We can but par
italy atone for our neglect at present.


Who is GEORGE EICHELL? He is an hon.
est, deserving and capable citizen Of the Tenth
Ward-a Sailmaker by trade, widely known and
eminently popular among his brother Mechanics.
In politics. he has ever been an ardent intelligent
answering DEMOCRATIC WHIe, and as such has
often been called to lead the forlorn hope in his
Ward as acandidate for Alderman or Assistant. He
had no hope Of an Election, but the cause needed
him, and he has ever stood ready to battle for ii
and share its fortunes in any capacity. Night and
day he has given it bis best exertion. through year.
Of almost hopeless effort-he has given to it the
hours required for sleep the energies and the
needed to secure competence for his family. H,
has counted nothing sacrifice which could in any
way promote the Good Cause. And now can it BIT
that three or four thousand Wings, whose ghtesl
efforts might secure to this ardent and faithful vel
eran station which will project him against wait
in the evening of his dsyscan it be that men call
ing themselves Wings will, by the base indoenc
and treachery of refusing to 60 to the Polls, expos.
him to defeat in this canvass7 How should such
men venture to look their honest and faithful breh
rem in the facet Reader do you know any sor
of Wing who hesitates whether to vote or neg
lect it on Tuesday If you do, ask him to think
of GEORGE EIcHELL.


MIR. EIcHELL's opponent is J. Sherman Broso-
nell, who, after having for many years kept
largely frequented and patronized grog-shop, i'll
which he either did make or might have made
fortune, begged his party and friends to give him
this Office just for one tern-promising them
and over most solemnly that he would not ask for
it agGin. "One year for the party and two fu
mysef-l dc not wish to keep it longer" was his
unfortunate assurance. Well: he got the Office.
and has enjoyed it for three years; and here he is
begging for three more, as ravenous as John Tyler
or any other shark He has MT made much out
of it, is the plea. Let him say how much his re-
ceipts have been, and then we can tell better
whether he deserves another term. If he had no.
spent hundreds in treating at Tammany and the
Pewter Mug in order to secure denomination, his
net profits would have been considerably grsater


Wings of New-York GRoKGE EIcHELL has
done much for your Cause, and never held lu-
orative office. He has been often called To- stand
where nothing was to be gained by it but your
good will. Is not that worth something PROVE
that it is by giving him generous support on the
day Of Election


