Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-08
Union of the Equal Rights and Tammany
Parties ON the great principles OF De-

Union Of the Equal Rights and rammany
,s,arn ON the great principles of De-
~ AT meeting of the Equal Rights Party held at Mill
tsry Hall on the 9Th Ut Mr. John Rie appointed
Hun" epSen sss rfs
report was made which was unanimously approved by
The Committee to whom wasreerred duty OF comforting
To o. hs s and
meas1rss the Equal Rights party ask leave
REPORT
That on Wednesday evening last they upon their
misaiing committee: Your commee laid before Them the
ceyed in The cordial by the members Composing
su commute who MOI only mane'ed much feeling to heal
deep and earnest regard for the principles Per.
sss s a fern rather than principle was the this
our OF principles and The measures b. the
minated by hem who has heretofore had am opportunity
Of r expressing bis views upon them
impression on your committee, which while hope
ana naeSy an % len" @ frank m all
aee 70 advocate correct measures flowing through
pure principles BY UNION perfect Of democracy
Indeed SO ndelbiy in the opinion Of your committee are the
principles OF democracy traced in the whole action of the
Democratic Nominating Committee and their candidate that
whose ae amy M from any
the candidaies Tanmsny Hail. because .
OF their disposition to unite with US in sustaining admins
They have made ticket composed Of men politically and
morally satisfactory. r' 80
g. They have adopted Declaration OF Rights essentially
The individuals nominated, have given unqualified assor
ahce by Their signatures, OF their implicit belief in the
doe'1 ps'. held and the measures we advocate
:. rrInc,pe and patriosm demand that should
g. Theorms Of our organization should prevent from
The revival Of the old landmarks Of Democracy Or The full
success OF the people in contendng against common
In union there strength-to produce uno,-a mutual
susans our elect our esne our
enemie-and strengthen The confidence Of people in the
ng as We have BEEN to revive the landmarks and
iutona reform in legislation, conceive this important
crsis those measures are best advanced by
Your Committee, AFTER mature deliberations and conscious
that II viii be beneficial towards The best interests of
mon cause the of justice, and the rights
luy cur candidates who have not respond
ticket; and that undivided exerons 10 support the
ticket named by them as II stands We fully opin
and that course VIII be approved by all those wish
success to Democratic principles
DAS A. ROBERTSON,
MICHAEL DeucHERTY,
JosErH RosE JR.
Letters were read from Charlie. ao sss,;. Day ~
Elisha MoTri' S sS ~ Valentino r. sedgwck, Jr, f.
Storms Samuel willis and j. Brown the three r.so canh
sa these letters, the writers Cured the Declaration
o. Principles and measures advocated by the Equal Rights
TIE Report recommendation were taken serarately
The Report was adopted and The The Com
pose, resul ed in the olowisg -
Equal Rights Party.
REGULAR PROCEEDINGS
III Alta large and respectable ting of the Equal Rights
Party, held Military and Civic Hail. Bowery Thursday
evening" Oct ST. 1897 Mr. John Moatayne called TO the
chair aao Charles Doughery and A. " Stephens pointed
secretaries
Aer the premnaries Of The meeting were acted on the
following resolution submitted by Mr.. Henry Rel
ered and adopted by taking the and the
constitution and carried by ovea wothds voie-only
ing in the negative.
Resolved That we the Equal Rights Party have the ulss,
confidence in the ticket jointly nominated by
Committee at rammany Han the Equal Rights Party
and that party ADOPT il ticket, will our
best exertions to procure its entire election
The following therefore, compose the EQUAL
RIGHTS PARTY TICKET
CHARLES q. FERRIS.
For Assembly,
ROBERT TOWNSEND, Jr.,
LEVI ID. SLAMM,
JOHN n. HUNT,
WILLIAM +. -KIDN0RE,
JANE L. STATION,
ALEXANDER O. ANDERSON,
THEODORE sEDGwICk, Jr.,
JAMES r. SHEYS,
TIGHE DAVE,
CHARLES q HAvENS,
ELISHA MORRILL,
THOMAS HERTTELL.
HENRY STORMS.
For County CIsrk.'
SAMUEL }. WILLIS.
For Coroner.
JEFFERSON BROWN.
The above being read then adopted by unanim OF
vote amid the cheers and applause of the entire meeting