Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-06
Union Of the Equal Rights and Tammany
Parties ON the great principles OF De-

Unio. OF the Equal Rights and Tamm.ny
rss ON the great principles OF De-
.9y AT meeting ace Of he Equal Rights Party held Mill
S Gharsn and Mr. crsn and Mr. Dsa.sAson Vice Pfes
report made, which unanimously approved by The
whole hole parry there assembled =
as a'er srsnsh Of hs and Their cand
specifically "
That Wednesday evening last they upon their
aI, oy waiting upon like so@mee appointed ~ no
business the We're delegated 10 transact aud they
said conee, who only manifested feeling to heal
hf oea have existed
adeep ana earnest regard for the principles advocate Per-
sevig that form rather than priacipe was the this
ne OF our separation, communication enclosing copy OF
Rights party was drc ed to each OF the candidates
The ace has resulted in creating an agreeable
impression on your comAiilee which while their hope
could hardly have anticipated tu and frank in ali
desire % advocate measures flowing through
desirous for all democrats who desire the
pure principles by UNION perfect OF the democracy
deed 50 ndelby in the opinion Of your committees
democratic Nominating comee ard Their canddaes, that
they cannot anticipate any reasonable objection any man
The At aa because support Of
l. That branch Of thu Democratic party has given evidence
o ineir disposition to unite with in sustaining the adnis-
They have made ticket composed men politically and
s. They have adopted Declaration of Rights essentially
The he md, 1dvdaa nominated have given unqualified
doc,rises held, and the measures we all ,ocaie
r;rne,pe and patrlotsm demand thar should
Iheioms Of organization should prevent
he revival Of the old andnarks of Democracy or the full
success OF The people in contendng against
In union there is srength,o produce unor-a mutual
on o. eeos must be conces
enemes-and strengthen The confidence of people in the
Conrnding we BEEN revive II landmarks
principles Of The original Democratic Party and 70 effect
s'utona reform IN legislation, this important
crss hose measures are best advanced By unisn Of the
Your Committee, mature delberation and conscious
that will be beneficial towards the best
July recomm nd candidates Who have respond
ed 70 at Ismnany Hall to Withdraw their from
ticket named by them as 1t stands We fully Of opn.
and tina, our Will be approved by all those who wish
| success to Democratic principles
p pssH K Il Rl n.sa.;
MICHAEL DeucHERTY,
JOSEPH Rose, JR.
Letters wer. read from Charles IHo Essr;. DA rn .
Elisha Morril James NJ Valentine r. sedgwick, Jr F.
Il storms Samuel j. willis and j. Brown The hree ca r".
dates Tor county Offices.
o. Principles and measures advocaed by the Equal Rights
The Report recommendation were taken separately
Inc nepo was adoPei and the Of the Com
Equal Rights Party.
REGULAR
" Alta large and respectable Equal Rights
Party, held Military and Civic Hail. Bowery Thursday
evening, Oct ST. 1887, Mr.. John Montayne
chair ana Charles Doughery and A. " Stephens pointed
secretaries
After the pre!minaries Of lhe meeting the
following resolution submitted by Mr.. Henry Riei.
tered and adopted by taking the
constitution and carried by twohrds vote-ony
ing in the negative.
Resolved the Equal Rights Party have the fullest
confidence in the ticket jointly nominated by Nominating
Commiee al fammany Hal ana the Equal Rights Party :
and that party aeopt ticket and will use our
best exerons to procure its entire election.
The following, therefore compose the EQ AL
RIGHTS PARTY TICKET
For Senator.
CHARLES e. FERRIS.
For assembly.
ROBERT TOWNSEND, Jr,
LEVI u. SLAMM
JOHN H. HUNT,
WILLIAM r. >KIDMoRE,
JAMES L. STRATTON,
FRANCIS w. LASAK,
ALEXANDER @. ANDERSON,
THEODORE SEDGwICK, Jr.,
JAMES h. SHEYS
TIGHE DAVE,
CHARLES q HAvENS,
ELISHA MORRILL,
THOMAS HERTTELL.
For Sheriff
HENRY STORMS
For County Clerk.
SAMUEL J. WILLIS.
For Coroner.
JEFFERSON BROWN.
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