Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-04

VOLUME III.
Union Of the Equal Rights and Tammany
Parties on the great principles OF De-
u AT meeting Of he Equal Rights Party held at Mill;
ary Hall, The 9Th Ut. Mr. John Riell was appointed
den.s; G. an and Stephens fowsng
report made, which was UNANIMOUSLY approved by the
The Commiiee TO referred the duty OF comforting
% t .a d'ner hem pecaa Of and the
advocated by the Equal Rights party ask leave re-
specially 10 nrnopr
That Wednesday evening last they proceeded upon their
duties by waiting upon ike sommitee appointed by the no.
minang committee. Your committee laid before them the
in dal mannerby the members composing
said oy
deep regard for the principles we advocate Per
time separation, communication enclosing copy OF
@ Of e s
minated by the who has not had an opportunity
The correspondence has resulted creating agreeable
impression on your committee which while it was Their hope
It's detail and than this spirit Of democracy an no est
desirous all democrats who desire the advancement of
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principles Of traced he h whole aeon OF he
they anticipate any reasonable objection from any
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That branch Of the Democratic party has given evidence
of their disposition to unite with US in sustaining the admins
They made ticket composed of politically and
they have adopted Declaration Of Rights essentially
The individuals dominated, have given unqualified
by % s os oes IN
s. Principle and patriosism demand that we should meet
The of organization should not prevent from
The G e cur pr s 5
OF the people Al contending against common
4 In union is strengh-to produce unio1-a mutual
concession Of personal feeling must be eo.ces
nemissand strengthen The confidence OF the people in The
Con,endng as we rave been, to revive landmarks
principles of the original Democratic Party and 70 effect
crisis those best advanced By unn of the
Your Commttee after mature delberation conscious
that will be beneficial towards the best interests Of our COM
fully reconms nd eur candidates respond
ed at as m pg 70 uSHaes sd
ticket named by them 1t now stands We are fully opin.
sna hs, 70 will be by ali those who wish
success 10 Democratic principles
DAN A RossRTsos
5 m.9HArR Rose nsuG Gs
Letters were read from Charles Ferris. Thomas Her.e
E;h. morrill, James Valentine r sedgwis e,. IT, FL.
H. Storms Samuel j. Willis and j. Brown the eesndi-
ali these letters The writer's cor Cured in the Declaration
Of Principles and measures advocated by the Equal Rights
The Report ,nd recommendation taken separately.
The Report adopted and The Recommendation Of the Com
po sssea Il Ss Ae p1
Equal Rights Party.
REGULAR PROCEEDINGS.
large and respectable a. %se'rg Of the Ea1s Rights
evening sa nsS s Mr. John wa. eaiea to G
chair Charles Doughery and A. v Stephens appointed
preliminaries Of ,he meeting acted the
anS Se
constitution and carried by twohirds voe-ony % be-
Resolved fIs, we, Equal Rights Party. have fullest
.%%ss !. he sas H he equal
and that as party ADOPT ss Gur and VIII use our
RiC as sxRTY no" 'e
CHARLES r; e. f FrsS1a
n nas1 5: s fSS Sisi'i '''
S2 ,HIS', Il H y ssEEiiDxoRE.
:4 ssssI !; ssEiAssSSSSs
4 4aESSSRE fss & ss1tks e..
eHashEs 9 TAyENs.
THOMAS hSaa I HEsTTELL
HENRY s Es5 Ssass
SAMUEL SI' !, o WILLIS Ss'''
JEFFERSON BROWN.
The above being read was then adopted by unanmou
f.,o". ,1 10 Se adoption oP he Ticket
sell ~ ssI % ssea snd the Of
The party 10 be given Henry Storms which accept
Owing 10 several irreg Of the Equal
Rights Party having inserted in various papers, the
following resolution then offered and UNANIMOUSLY
adopted. 49,,
Resolved That all calls for meetings OF the Equal Rights
party signed BY the Recording Secretary uncontu
ional and binding Of the members q The said par
and that dsapprove OF such calls as being only caicu
lated re,ard lie great PRINCIPLES e, which The party con-
Sends. JOHN MONTAfNE, Chairman
Charles Dcughersy, Secretaries an,
a. v. stephens, }- n2-ec
ITO LET GR LEAsR-Third floor. 20 ~ 80 feet In
'front.' building 1873 Broadway calculated for Offices or
light mechanical purposes Apply on the premises n53r
DEACH OslCbAhD AND sSHyNLk I'LL
II COAL-Ransom TiueviIe Co. Offer their celebrated
Peach Orchard and coal s the cid ssd well knows
Clinton yard No. 58 Monroe, between Rutgers and JEFF
fersou Streets warranted TO be OF the best quality and free
rsm siesvercd TO part Of she city at the following
reduced prices
Nut, 90.
Orders received brough,he oc: and our boz at The
ece OF the Express corner Wall and Water stree or
ths coal yard, Will be promptly attended 10.
- sull-Sms
TAKD-MR. BERNARDUs LEDEB0ER takes The
~ pleasure inform his friends and the public general
he has opened Apothec,ry store a. No a Chamber.
from Chat where he will be happy 10 wait
day and night upon those wbo may honor him with Their pa