Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-02

Ua s.. % the Ea.., ni..ss s.a E:: - m
sry Hail. on he 9Th uI Mr. john a Reii appo,nied
Chairman; and Mr. GRAIN and Mr. DiedrieAson; ves pses
report was made which was unanimously approved by The
The tomtise 70 whom was the duty OF sonerog
with the other branch Of The Demoerac party and hts
specially TO
REPORT: f.ea
That on wednesday evening last they proceeded upon Their
y e a9 " hs
business they delegated TO transact aud they were re
ceyes IN the most cordial mannerby The members composing
said committee, who only manifested much feeling 10 heal
The which
cevng that form rather than principle the cause at this
on p sn enc f1py
Equal Rights party was dec 10 each OF the canaa.es
oiexpressing his views upon them.
The correspondence has resulted in creating an agreeable
impression your committee which while was their hope
they could hardly have anticipated Full and frank in ali
Its daail and than this spirit OF democracy an ho nest
tdeous for all democrats who dc sire the advancement Of
Indeed. indeby in the opinion of your the
principles Of democracy traced in The whole action OF the
Democratic Nominating Coumttee and their candidates. that
they cannot anticipate reasonable objection from
the candidates nominated al Tanms ny Hill, because
mat orancho the Democratic party has given evidence
traton.
They have made ticket composed OF politically and
They have adopted Declaration OF Rights essentially
The Individuals nominated, have unqualified
ance BY Their own Signature OF their implicit belief in the
Principle and parotism, demand that we should meet
them r .s .p s ,o0a no, proven, Us
pursuing The path best devised 70 carry ou our p1sps
success OF The people in contendng against common
T. In union there is s,rcngito produce uDio7-a mutual
concession OF personal eeig must be mad. conces
enemes-and streagst confidence OF the people in the
administration of t general government
principles Of the original Democratic Party and to effect
stntiona reform in legislation conceive this important
crisis those measures are best advanced by an OF the
Your Commtee altr mature deliberations and conscious
that il will be beneficial tow ards the best interests Of
mon cause the and the rights respec
ed to Tammaay Hall. withdraw their from
Ticket and that we use orr undivided eSsrons the
ion that tbs manner we can conquer our common enemy
success to Democratic principles.
MICHAEL DeucHERTy,
JOSEPH RosE, JK.
Letters were read from Charles Ferris Thomas Herte
storms samuel wills and J. Brown The ,hr "so can %
In all these letters the Cured the Declaration
Of Principles and measures advocated by the Equal Rights
Tie Report md recommendation were taken separatey
n.
mttee accepted and meeting publicly cad for the pur
pose, resul ed in the fol!owsg:-
Equal Rights Party.
REGULAR PROCEEDINGS.
II At large and respectable the Equal Rights
Party, held Military and Civic Hail. Bowery Thursday
evening" Ort 81 1897 Mr. John Monayne called to The
chair Charles Dougherty and A. " Stephens pointed
secretaries.
Aer the preminarie Ct ,he meeting were acted on The
following resolution, submittei by Mr. Henry Re offer
ed and pied by taking the and agreeaby
constitution, and carried by over wothrd voeony ~ be-
ing in the negative.
Resolved the Equal Rights Party. have tho fullest
confidence in the ticket jointly nominated by the Nominating
Committee at rammapy Hall the Equal Rights Party =;
and that party adopt ticket and will our
best exertons to procure its entire election.
RIGHTS PARTY TICKET ''"p''e ''e Hso" AZ
For Senator
CHARLES e. FERRIS.
For assembly.
ROBERT TOWNSEND, Jr.,
LEVI ID. SLAMM,
JOHN ". HUNT,
WILLIAM T.. -KIDMORE,
JAMES l.. SrRATTON,
FRANCIS w. LASAK,
ALEXANDER g. ANDERSON.
TAEODoRE sEDGwICK, Jr.,
JAMES b. SHEYS,
TIGHE DAVE,
CHARLES g HAvEES,
ELISHA MORRILL,
THOMAS HERTrELL
For Sheriff.
HENRY STORMS.
For County Clerk.
SAMUEL J. WILLIS
For Coroner.
JEFFERSON BROWN.
The above being read was then adopted by a unanimous