The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-24
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
EIKsr ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcT-Ar a MEETING OF
thu Dsssstss elect TO the first Assembly District Wig
Atlantic GsrssA, Ira Brs chosen Chairman and
ssa JOIN a. Wife Is. ward wa. uDau
ossy Hemnatea az the Democratic Wing Candidate
ssr.
o. on. Ss and s also BROW w Herald
J. O. O. RrYEoLns Secretary. Chairman.
EoURTH ASSEMBLY DIsTnIcT-FIFTu WARD
s..ss sspy.nsd zsni.y .S.niss oes e. Mr. 2sR%G
ras unanimously n9..nstsd IN III. place Of the
by '''' sS 81 ihf sGssRRiffbassoRE . Chairman.
snS. P.s.sS k5sy %sa VIII
EoURrH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIoT-FIFTH wARD-RE-
needing f the Committee tssStsd by the psop on The ss
isstj Mr. Theodore ward unanimously nominated.
Jsrss r fitioa 4' Geo Birkbeek, Jr David Stevens.
S;sii 1s < ysssa.,
Finh Ward ks;aiar psSocTa.io VIII, ason,Th.
Charter and school oaesrs for The ensuing election
For Aiserman--John Boyce.
For Assistant Alderman James L. Waugh.
u ws sn and 5S css
FO Or ssSooi com1issisner eTSes : smith
For school Trustee--Jsmes Y; Rich.
Inspse,ers Of alectiSn-st District David Stevens VIM
Di:sy q "a D a Fsts ssiss Nsl'
cs:sr ssf VIM hSRFS'R RO iss1 S1f Chairman
FEsr WARP EISv1AS MING
Grn Assi,sans do Curtis Judson Assessors Ira Brown
Escor@isi. By order 4 AZ SSsiasisF Sp%nists9
JOHN N. cAnv. Secretary.
DsMocRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
.T,s. %1e til G the kepTSS.n
dsE evening October 18th Is4 a. OsG aSRr Chairman
f f.sy: dd 1. snsGs. }seers'are.
CIxTIINTH wARD--AT LARGE AND ENrHUsI-
n. SID ru.ds evening" Sye
a in s Of the oss % I'm Son
Asd Hsnford Smith, Daniel Gesry, +. A. Ritz APP
Shas Dish Jno MSin and rhos Hsnnissn were appond
TIE S 81 The s eays Ssn read .a
reported the following ticket the result Of their labor
For AidsrmsnGAsahei A. D.nman.
For ACKNOWLEDGMENT W. Buckley, r. H. wi.sand.
Fer Ssasi..is..rs Of Common soiools-Jos.ph s. Boz
Ter I,sr.e.or-Rober. Barley.
For insPsetOrs Of Iectoslst District Daniel s. Mead
John Brri "a a. ognnor Flood Cornelius Aoaullen Sd
Ser, william H. kaPsF 0sh do. Thomas W. olmstead VIII
The ticket as reported was unanimously adopted amidst
the dessnpg APPLAUSE after which committee
sspg hessrs. Eas Whitehead John Burk and Z. Riley
appointed By the chair to draft resolutions expressive OF
The Of this meeting The committee retired and after
few moments returned and reported the following resou-
Resolved, That ssis1nt Alderman DeBmsn, your cand
Alderman well known every the
ward need recommendation from this committee
fellow citizens His in the board sf which hs
member speak for themselves and daily appreciated
by his entire constituency
Resolved That your Candidate for Assistant Alderman
James Moore 10 slso well known Of esteemed
citizens and the woTkngmans friend. Mover having been
in the political field candidate he has only 70 be
tried TO satisfy intelligent voter that he just the
for the people
Resolved, That candidates for ASSESSORS Constabs
School 0cer and Inspectors Of Election selected
the intelligent and capable ~ the ward, and all
well known their talents appreciated by every voter in
he ward and the simple mention Of their 10 sufficient
guarsrt " for the success of the ticket.
Resolved, That We will report 20 old Tammany the
evening OF the 9th Of November next majority Of ~ least
400 fer whole ticket.
Nine hearty (which fairly shook the old Democratic
Wgwam having been given or the whoe ticket the meeting
adjourned. ALEXANDER SMITH, Chairman.
HAsFoRD SMITH,
DAEL. GkARY, Vice Presidents.
FRArcIs A. RiTz,
BENJ. A. GUAR,
yoHs ARMSTRONG,
CHAs DIscH, Secretaries.