The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-10

1 full well know have, and necessarily must cam.
possd % Il L. Of large body Of men, representing
New York. which Is at all times an arduous and dif
cul taskI hope the errors Of the past win be over.
which you have ever evinced viii be granted op H.
future believing that OF Judgment will be free
ly forgiven and that will only be held accountable for
intenuona or neglgen departure iram those cardinal
principles upon which the Tub was drst orranir ed
With sense renewed Obligations and deep feel
have 20 unanimously and INTERESTINGLY repossd in me-
l once once more return you my sincere thanks.
,rt;on inc evening the following preamble and
iut,ons were unanimously adopted -
Whereas the period 10 fast approaching when the de-
mocrasy Of the city and county New York win be call
can principles and their free institutions and to strike
another blow for equal rights equal privileges and Just
avs and whereas it il now deemed proper and expe-
dent that the members of our invncbls Association
should speak out freely their sentiments In relation to
me course pursued BY those to whom the people have,
Aor u une, delegated their power,
hesolved, That We have undiminished confidence in
tne administration Of James X Polk and find in his
sures ample cause for satisacton and congrsuation,
that he has proved hinsen every way worthy the sp-
probation and support Of free and intelligent people.
United States in their universal approval and admiration
Of the petrotc course Of the Vice President the Hon.
that iii Of ing oSous act
Faithful to his trust stern and unanchng in his devotion
to true democratic principles he has endsared himself to
the great republican family, who know how to apprsci
aue political integrity and party fidelity
Resolved That in the Hon Robt j. Walker, Secretary
Va no tuo NY INV enu
cent advocate firm and Incorporating friend and
that he is entitled to their gratitude esteem, and conH.
deuce.
Resolved That we hail with satisfaction the re nomi-
nation of Sas Wright for the Office of Governor and
will roll up majority in his behalf that will best exhi-
bit attachment TO the man. and approval of his
administration. An honest upright and sic lent magis-
ira he il worthy the confidence reposed in him. and
has given renewed of his fitness to occupy
the proud position he now holds Twenty thousand
jority must be the lowest notch
Resolved That the entire democratic ticket the ap
preaching election will have undivided suppor-a
guarantee Of success for when the Empires move VIC
tory we satisfed that the nominating
committees viii only present for our support well tried
and consistent members Of the party whose attachment
to democratic principles will at be recognized and
rewarded by unanimous vote
Resolved, That in our President Isaiah Rynders, wa
continue to have the fullest conhdence-as we'll in abb
y a. in the soundness Of his democracy and that he
possesses in an eminent degree, those indispensable
qualifications so necessary for the head Of asseca
on and SO well calculated to the success of the
cause in which we srdently engaged. veteran in
the democratic ranks, we fear foe while his expe
rience vigor and determination guides and directs our
columns.
The following officers were elected for the ensuing
year, almost without dissentient voice -
Presdent-Isaiah Rynders I'd Ward
Vice Preadents-Henry Chsnfrau 10th Ward and Mat.
thew 0oodeson, It'll Ward.
observation-disclosures Mcspadon, nth Ward Dennis
Mullins LIST Ward
Recording Secretary-C. p Mills, Sth Ward
Grand Marshal-William J. Ford 10th Ward
geantatArms-Michae Philips, 9Th Ward,
The meeting adjourned with nine cheers for Captain
kynders and three more for the other officers.