The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-07
GREAT AND UNPRECEDENTED
MEETING OF THE DEMOCRACY
OF THE SIXTH WARD.

Or NE Ola Ia w AM
At large and enthus astic meeting Of democratic ct
of the Democratic Sixth Ward friendly to regular
nominations and strict party usage, held at Dunns sixth
DAY EVENING, April 9Th, the following gentlemen
were selected as officers =
For President
JAMES MCGUIRE
Vice Presidents,
Ds. DANIEL HOGAN, CHARLES DEL vxcoHIo,
ErocH T.. CAMP. MICHAEL HArAvAN,
THOMAS STEPHENS, PArRcK RILEY,
PETER CANBoY, PHILIP COLLINS.
Secretaries.
MATHEW MURRAY, THOMAS For,
ABRAHAM HART MICHAEL McKEoN.
On motion, the following preamble and resolutions.
with the ticket annexed was unanimously adopted with
enthusiasm and zeal rarely before known in the
WHEREAs The invaluable and nalienable right of the
American citizen adopted native born is the free and
untrammeled expression of his opinion as to who should
be selected public servants and violation or trampng
upon such right the rankest exponent Of the abuses
that produced the freedom enjoy, We as Demo.
cratic citizens of the Sixth Ward do hereby solemny
and sincerely enter our protest against the recent viola
ward on Monday last nominate candidates for the
suing charter election
we thus protest democratic citizens friend
ly to all regular party usage, because
Firstly, TIE nominating committee elected by
the introduction of not residents of the Sixth
Ward.
Secondly, Because notice Of the ward meeting to
respond to the nomination published in eny Of the
Democretic or other ne~spaper' Of this city on the morn
Thirdly, Because the handb giving notice for such
meeting were not circulated throughout Waru until
of the afternoon of the day of the meeting being
but lew hours previous to the time that called to-
gether.
Fourthiy Because most infamous trick vas play ed
off that meeting it having been called to- other at he
hour of o'clock previous to which SIN all portion Of
the faction composing the friends Of the ticket assembled
passed upon it, and adjourned the assemblage before III:
hour of meeting had arrived This last TO be
perfectly unprecedented in the history OF Ward nomina
tons in this city, and particularly in this ward as has
always been somsry TO prevent any person from en-
tering the intended to hold the meeting until the
hou hada actually arrived,
For these reasons hereby refuse to endorse recog
Mise support ticket so nominated in open violation Of
all rights members Of the great Democratic family.
and do recommend fellow democrats of the Sixth
ward to vote for and advocate the election Of
THOMAS s. HENRY. Tor Assistant.
PATRICK KELLY, for collector.
JAMES, 1"ns k Macv;.r, }ForA'ss''ors.
S MIsMar5 or Pmtm', For constsoTe..
Ira B. CLARK,
DR.. MICHAEL CoRBII,
Inspectors Of Election for the first district.
ENocH E. CAMP,
MATHEW MURRAY,
For the second district
JOHN DEvLIN,
MICHAEL HANAvAN
For the third district.
THOMAS STEVENS,
THOMAS 8. MURPHY,
For the fourth district.
In making this nomina tion feel justified in the ho
nesty Of purpose and the of our motives in
the additional fact that the candidates of the Emmons
clique with one or two exceptions are unh IN point OIL
character democratic standing ability to fulfil the situ
atoms which they have been named and that in the
that offer for the suages Of the democrats OF
the ward the stand in moral POLITICAL and mental
point Of view far above the proposed candidates OF the
faction and remnant of the party.
Be therefore Resoivd That as the people in their pub
lie assembages in their might and majesty, the only
endorsers of the candidates nominated for ONCE, In
accordance with all the and ancient landmarks OF
the democratic party do hereby pledge ourselves 10
support the above ticket nominated as has been BY the
people themselves in their public assemhlage
RESOLVED, That in ROBERT II. MORRl 3, the democra.
tic candidate for Mayor recognize honest man and
Democrat and shall receive our votes and sner
gies at the ensuing election.
Resoluel-Tho a Vigilance Committee Of twenty. five
each district be apponteu by the officers Of
this meeting and also finance and other necessary COM
mittees
JAMES MCGUIRE, President
DR.. Daniel Hogan Enoch 4 Camp, Thomas Stephens,
Peter Conboy Charles Del Vecchio, Michael Hanavan,
Patrick Riley, Philip Collins, Vice Presidents. 80.
Matthew Murray, Abraham Hart Thomas Foy, Mi
chael McKeon, Secretaries.
0O-The friends Of the above ticket are requested to
meet every evening at O'clock at Minohos Hote' IN
Leonard street, opposite the Tombs.