The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-24
POLITICAL.

CIRsT wARD.-IsDEPENDENr TToKET-FoR
j. Alderman Admsnd Grimm; for Assistant Alderman
CEcoND WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NoMI-
= nations. For Alderman.
For Alderman Jaho J. T.iss for Assessor chss
f. brown; for ons.s5iss w. Thompson and sh.slss
BuYfhe.d and John ard ID do Geo. W. Tsases Jas
n HetherngtOn School commissioper, John Y Savage.
W. bunnsr, Secs JUN l. 'A'A'A' 0nA''m a.
THIRD WARD ATT ENTIoN.-INDEPENDENr
-, Union TiekstEAt the adjourned mesting o:tobe5 r.
ds West strse shs sSsn9s os,ser
seven o'clock for the Of making and
J. H. FiSSleAs' Secretary. j. KoBERrs cSsirnau.
ELEVENTH. WARD WING VOTERS ARE RESPECT
p b 70 attend sss held a. PIKE
the Nominating commtt.e appointed to nominate
JAMES sASTsN, Sea- JOSEPH CANNING. Chairman.
TENTH WARD PROTECTIVE coUNcIL-A MEET
ters on Friday evening October 2 at half past
''l''A T. =. '' ''Ds5 CHARLES J. HIasr, President
HENRY KDoNALp, SEQ. pro TEN.
CEvENTEENTH wARD.-AT A RATIFICATION
meeting Of the Democracy of the Seventeenth ward held
tuesday evening" october foown ticket
Ps 1 w% e
Jonathan Trot.s Btse for
First District andre Fro@:n John Bellies; Second Dis
A'fssss %s
ysnilyss seventh District John Fagsn Bernard G.asy;
% g. for Thsnas
mah for Assembly, Thom ;sI. s. jshn p..,.,.
JOHN b0ll'' A As%ar e. f cSaaTc. sseres.
TWENTIETH WARD.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH A
csll Of the Ward Charter Convention, large and n
ward Of
S. ha,sr
made the follow ing report the result
deafening cheers and sCS ring music by the bands
re @ Assistant I: a rssr
WILLIAM McCoNKEY.
For Assessors,
WILLIAM hvn F., doa.s.slt CHARLES DI''"'
a Hrasas Of ds%SsR RIsAS
NELSON J. "ArrRhrEnT WILLIAM MoSrKrrH
ARmrsvs Axrn cn.s. X. TsiearR Hrsev LARxrS.
GEORGE DErENDoRr. WILLIAM DoBBs.
For Inspectors,
LIST District n'2si Sisst e Election sd District.
aalss Es1s HhSss fss: Is sS:ss
THOMAS KiERNAN, Chairman.
AH0 Air "; oI"'TrD' Secretaries.
TWENTIETH wARD-RATIFICATIoN MEETING
Nominating Convention
hcstop for charter and school officers of the Twentieth
ward large and husastc meeting held the
ner OF Ninth avenue and Thirtyurh street. Thursday
evening, October 30 1851 Mr. Thos MeKiernan appoint
ed Chairman and Mr. Thcmss 0mstead chosen secretary.
The ticket headed by Mr. VIM j. Peck for Alierm
then submitted to the meeting for adoption and rut
down by an overw heming majority This chairman and
retsfy then vacated their seats Ihos McKiernan
then chosen chairman and hesers VIM Joyce and John
mullen appointed secretaries The ticket headed by James
Moore for Alderman then submitted to
their approval and unanimously adopted.
THOS. McKIERNAN, Chairman.
S Tm ' MULES. Secretaries.
IwEHTIErr wARD.Resulsr NOminatiOns.-FSr Alder
man. James Moore. For Assistant Alderman-George H.
Seie For s,ors-Tbsod9,e MARITIME Dennis w Buck
For School Coz ms.ners- A Phillips Geo Ryder
~ Bernard Smith Charles TRIGGER For Inspsctors-
Tirs. Dssrict-Richsrd hurry, James wallace second
pistriet-Henry Larkn, Dennis W. Buckley. Third Dis
triet-J'mss feIan, Samuel Van Worth
GEO. RYDER, Chairman.
THoNAs McKEIREAs. Secretary.
TWENTIETH WARD TO THE DEMOCRATIC ELEC-
Il tors Of the Twentieth ward Having
used IS candidate for School ofhcer ticket headed
james Moore for Alderman beg leave
has teen done without ledge further
that recognise sha support but the regular
ticket headed william J. Peek, Tor alderman.
WILLIAM M0NTEIrH.