The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23

For inspectors of Eeetioh-Frst Districs-J0hn Grln
'S ssasord bistret1Henry Jursens James N. Crof..
Third Dstriet-JOhn C. Morrison John reter Enge.-
For School OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :. J 8. Towassads
Fer Trustee-samuei Gage.
Published by order OF the csnye nwm;rnp Chairman
J. THOMPSON, Secretary.
EIRsT WARD RATIFICATION MEETING TIRE
Tx 81 ss ~ as ~ ne
gsSsS street HSSdsy n sss sers & time
the disd OVERLOOKING, The meeting called
Cody
composed sinsw the hard
cheers they seienpssd
Tiled suaseatiSs we're fortunate enough 70
gain t Numbers were obliged with many o.hs.
being again called BY the President the following
%Ss and
ofhe democratic party as recognized BY Jackson
to De-
lowing. amongst other rssscDs elected Hamilton
Amer ican "a ' Il esesd Wsn PIT seward
Of system m MSh would the snrih
the at 1t %. Asss9Sy of this Ssiis
works not less than one dollar per day-deEocrats ALE
That we approve Of The oCmp.o%i's
ne S s e Ss emrasea Sis sd X we
supportpe man for any once who is opposed thereto
ras III s1G
ce at the ptness and determination manifested by
the prosecute them in vndicaton OF supreme
Resolved That in Abraham Moore ESQ candidate for
an honest and upright nanan inteilissns and active
ppo1s
tb III ana IN fss.sg. IN sueh
warn ss'Ty ,s AID sss;. issy0s advocate
for his Devotion 70 Democratic princpis ii. ca
pay and a,nes for the SGe Is ds:erva Jealous
stenee smongst and intimate knowledge
un.ei vote Of The repabiesas Of the ward VIC
nais ~ sR2y M 'ecsT
missioner Daniel kOonan for seh0oi Inspector Samuel
P Ssm &
sospS william sa III Ss
district for Ipspee tors Of ELECTION they
their duties with integrity oapsby, and eoisncv They
RESOLVED viii lend helping hand to the election
e the Hop William assurrsy the de%osrs: candidate Of
tIge deosrsto creed entities him % oqr united support
memter sAstembiy meets with our fullest APPRECIATION
and that will do utmost to his triumphant
I,olysd That We entrest the SsmCcraey everywhere
free soilianxih abolitiOniI m-v1.h hsrIawsm-wih
native WITH the dsesssSis heresss o. sec
ysrsraton for the Constitution, aud implicit obedience to
The above resou tons with nine cheers that
made tie welkin ring. Blackburn offered ad diona
restitution
Resolved That fuy approve Of the pursued
A A. Thompson, Eco late member Of the Assembly. HE
strict lien 70 tic interests OF the
interests the democracy large aliy proves heis
bereied and though opposed by overwhelm
ing federal m.oritr he maintained his position as
compromising Union democrat.
Which adopted With tremendous cheers such
but democrats knew how to give Mr. Ryaders addressed
the citing in his quaint effective style, aud
quently applauded A A II ompson was then called for,
who spoke for at leaet hour national politics, in o
strain of eoquenee seldom surpassed The speaker
happy In his subject and frequently interrupted with
enthusiastic cheers TIE meeting adjourned about half
ten 20 the open air. where procession was formed and
marched through the principal streets OF the Ward On
irving At ITO Green wieh street the fast Ward democratic
head quarters three cheers for the whole ticket
The whole conducted with
and good feeling prtvailed throughout The democracy
will be triumph and liberalism nativesn, and all
other isms. win be annhilated the 4h Of November t
rice no more. HENRY NICHoL, President
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