Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-03

Usisn OF the Equal Hashts and Tan.ns.ny
rsrties ON the grcas principles Of De-
~ ST meeting Of the Equal Nights Party held Mini,
dents HINT and A. v Stephens secrsaries~se ioowsng
whole party there assembled
The Committee whom referred the duty OF comforting
with the party and their cand
yates ana To present them the Declaaln OF Rights and the
measures advocated by the Equal Rights party leave
spectfuily 10
That Wednesday evening they upon their
duue by waiting upon ike committee appointed by the no.
We're deegaied 10 transact a aud thew were re-
eeiyes IN the most cordial mannerby The composing
the local differences which existed
desp ana earnest regard for the principles advocate Per
cetsng That fern rather than this
une our separation, communication enclosing copy
Equal party dreced 10 each Of the candidates no
saed by ,hen who has not heretofore had opportunity
".rrahprsssmg ms views upon then.
impression on your committee, which while their hope
they could hardly have anticipated Full and frank in ali
~ seta and more than this spirit Of democracy no
,desous for all democrats who desire the advancement OF
pure Pncipe by UNION perfect union OF the democracy
principles Of democracy traced the whole action the
ibex csnao Comse anil their candidates that
III ssnSa,s. are governed ~ pncps 70 firm support OF
That brancho the Democratic party has given evidence
~ hrr dposil-nto unite with US in sustaining the adnns
They have made aticket composed Of politically and
satisfactory.
They have adopted Declaration of Rights essentially
the same OWL
snce BY their own signatures Of their implicit belief in the
d1es,,aes held, aud the measures w adj ocate.
'hr =. -, - e Use spirit Of Consolidation
pursuing the path best devised carry PRINCIPLES;
ne revival ~ the old landmarks OF Democracy the full
enemy. 0''''0'
10 union there i 'irength-to produce uno,-a mutual
concession Of personal feeling must be mad, which
ION snsns our elect l,ke-defta
e9emrand strengthen The Confidence Of The people the
administrations tie general government.
Containing a haye been Ia revive Il landmarks and
uona reform ersa,ion, conceive Il this important
es those measures best advanced by unien the
Your commi,ee a(tsr deiberaon, and conscious
thet viii e beneficial ards the best of
mon cause the o Justice and the rights rsan
lay recomu nj candidates who have sTond
ticket and thar undivided exerions 10 the
ticket named by them il stands We fully of opn
ION that IN tbs conquer common enemy
and course vii be approved by all those who wish
'uee'sso Democratic principles.
DAs. A. RoBERrsos,
MIcn.Ed Deu;HsRrY,
Letter. Ger. -, e,o,, On. r,es , y Day. -,
nli,hs Morrill, James valentine, T. sedgwics, Jr, +.
H. storms samuel y Wills AMI j. Brown The three candi
In all these letters the Cured in the
o. Principles and measures advcoa Ell by III. Equal Rights
The Report nd recommendation we're taken sara,ely
The Report wss adopted AM the o the Co
% acc p,e ana ~ erecting puOey called Tor the pur-
Equal Rights Party.
REGULAR FxocEEDrSss
" At large and respectable ting III Equal Rights
Party held a. Military AID Civic Hall Bowery. Thursday
chair ar Charles Doughery and A. stephens appointed
f BY M e. ista Sn
tered and adopted oy taking the ayes and the
constitution and carried ny overa iwohifds voeopy % be-
Resolved, fha, We the Equal ghs Party, have the fullest
inc
COMMITTEE rsmmsny HAL the EQUAL Rights Parry :
Ss procure Ss s1e '"' WIN ''e our
RiG s ls' ssEy TICKET 10" compose he Ea Al
CHARLES r; q. i sTssrs.
For AAsoabiy.
LEviD. sLAMM.
l Ms.I, 4 H ! .Eki,Dxonr.
j tNsSsi 4 s NJ InssS
A 4mrSSoRk ss II SwIcKs Jl.
I TissE 5 ba s''sfs'
s s,iAs,hts g .isyENs.
THOMAS HERTTELL
HENRY STORMS
SAMUEL NUE. j. witt %ifL E..''
yErrEnssSSss G Brown.
vote The cheers and applause Of The entire eene
Previous 10 the adoption OF he Ticket Mr. Geo. W. Mat,
ed his nomination sheriff and support
the party to be- given Mr. Henry Storms which accept
ed Unanimously.
Owing several irregular calls for meetings OF the Equal
Rights Party having BEEN inserted In various papers the
following resolution then offered and unanimously
adopted.
Resolved That all calls Cor meetings of the Equal Rights
parry signed BY the Recording Secretary.
onal and not binding 81 the members ii the said par
and that dsapprove IT such calls being only oacu
lated 10 rctard tie great priucplc ot which the patty
tends. JOHN MONTANNE, Chairman.
A. " stephens efer"hr'~ n.at,
n OST Or sfDLEN-From o hoard Steamboat Hun.
L. ker Hill, this morning) leather Trunk with bras.
silver and stockings, pantsoons &c suitable reward
will he givenif left atss Waev street r22-
- sALt. SANK NOTEs.-si, 81 IS, 81 50, si75, 81
- g. and ~ 81 Incorporated banks Of the very St
In New Englsad, ronstssty hand The strangers M
change Oc- ~ w all street orey safety Fund notes,
par. Gold. silver AND bank nos bsugit sad snd the
Terms, and all kinds snk notes examined gratis whh
pleasure. nllm'
EENTs TkOTJINts gOUK>E.-
~ Troing match will come OF The above
Friday November o. Immediately aiterth rle over
the Union mite heats under the saddle
the celebrated horses Raer and Locomotive. 1l0oo
n2a. JUL CoNkLiN. Propre'or.
\VINTEn -wINrEn-import,nt - HoaseseeperN
w and al who "a iav~r ~ economy the hare times
ROCKWELL CO have On hand. and r c~iving w.el.
~, the hest qualify 81 hardwood chscosl aanufctnred
cusively from heseh fc srd maple tifer nut M
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