The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-29
City Intelligence.

Mass MEETING IN THE SIXTH WARp.-A mass meeting
ing, at Dunn'a sixth Ward Hotel for the purpose Of
protesting against the decision the Ward Committee,
ns tho az
o'clock last Tuesday andth Tammany Hall Committee
refused receive tho delegates chosen HereuPon the
ward committee declared have another pr
mary election This meeting was held to protest
It. The meeting wa: pretty large one, composed OF
placed around the ROOM on of which was No 30.
cond Day Election" and on another Equal and Exact
At about halfpas g. the meeting was called to order
and
FREDERICK L. vuLrEE chosen as chairman, when
and sadI heard it sal to-day that after our two trials
to obtain justice thatwe were beaten party. But
and have tailed we have still one jury to appsalto and
that % the people. am not dsorganser, but do say
tnat the action Of the two conventions q hs
parties came there DESTROYS to put US down. The party
who have ruled this ward for many yeas have always
did They pretended to stick to the poll books all
day Al as they had a majority for their party,
this Those poll books were stolen from the County
Clerks Office and brought into this ward for the purpose
OF making out poll lists Of residents from other wards
who would vote the opposing party's ticket Here
genius in the crowd cried out. "Is lie !" and was
promptly hustled out] But our was good enough
the poll it h not denied that the proposition to close the
POLL frat came from one Of their own party when they
but sasly son.snted and il any votes wsrs lost, on
whose side was i'll fCries Of 0Ours, ours,1 If they
lost ten, we lost at least hundred In addition to this
apaPer was drawn up by prominent members OF the
other party, which bound the parties by the result Of
that days election When the ballots were counted,
they found hoy In the minority, and then they be-
gan to talk about protesting Here MIR Cassery read the
contrsct] Gentlemen, you have the power in your
for you to vote for and which is mott Suppose We
should 60 into another election-could not the same
trickery and management which beat US before, do
the same again This talk about another cleo;
ton is all humbug trust that with Whatever zeal
We may carry this question, nothing will be done
which viii hazard our character a. pe.ceeaols and
Let everv thing be done peaceaby and in order COM
nittee Of three appointed to retire and prepare
Mr. shsler being called for came forward and was re.
eeivsd with three cheers Fellow citizens greet you
with pride and admiration for your work OF last Tues
stand By the men who wsr. On he which
elected (Cries Of I'VE will, will!D Well, then,
%n you for
ticket which those men would support on the second
Tuesday Of April Iknoy I'm asking great deal Of
You mustn't be cheated BY the cells Of Tammsny Hail.
Gsnl!emen, win you stand by The ticket choien-ths
wiii.) No anching. Voice No secondary ballot
No, gentlemen, NO second day ballot Why this Is all
Of the os: party Some Of their most
depend upon the votes then in the ballot box Well,
they stuck to this till they found that they had
they began to protest. and talk about principle and
keeping the polls open, and all that sort OF thing.
The committee came In and reported resolutions ex.
pressve Of the above sentiments and the meeting de-
termned not to vote at the next primary election but to
stick to the ticket nominated by tho committee which
they chose at the first cleo ionwhsn the meeting adj
Journed, with cries Of " no secondary ballot"
CIrr REyoRM The Reform Party in the 10th ward
have nominated Robert Taylor, Esq. for Mayor, and
Theodore c. wittsnburg for Assistant Alderman.
THgrr-Between and o'clock this morning, the
dwelling Of James Mccullough, No. Rutgers place,
was entered and robbed OF quantity ofsilvsr ware