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


county nominations, which approved unanimously
and with general enthusiasm.
'ThefOowins Is the report Of the Committee on Nom
nations
The committee chosen TO nominate suitable candidates
to be supported by the democratic republican party a.
the approaching election for the several Offices Judge
of the Supreme Court Justices Of tho Superior Court
Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas Recorder and
Surrogate beg leave respectfully TO present for your rat
cson and approval the names Of the several persons
hereinafter mentioned your candidates for the Offices
above designated In dschsrgng the Important duties
eonhded TO them by their constituents the convention
deeply impressed with the conviction that the best
interests OF the democratic party well its
at the approaching election so important with view TO
future triumphs-required that Others should be
selected to preside the administration OF justice In
city, than these whose ability experience, aud
for the faithful and proper discharge u the high trusts
be conhded to them The convention has to
believe that in this resPe-t their abors have not been
unsuccessful The candidates and all Of them, VINO
have been nominated by the convention, are emncnty
peculiar the several Offices for viii ii they have
been selected will not be denied by politically
To nominations like those now offered, the democratic
party may point with pride trum proof that the
people may acy be entrusted with the high privilege Of
The convention With the sincere belief that you will
cordial. approve their acts do present for your In
FoT Judge ofthe supr.zns Court,
JAMES l. ROO5EyELT.
- For Justices Of the Superior Court
i-HoNAsJ J. OAKLEY, JOSEPH s. BO3woRru.
For Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas
DANIEL p. INGRaHAM.
For Recorder.
FRANCIS X TfLLOU.
For Surrogate
IsAAC V. FOWLER.
IAN which s respectfully submitted
HENRY NICOLL.
Chairman judiciary Com nittee.
Dated New Yofk Oct %
The following was read by Theodore Dougherty Esq -
The City Convention reports to the COusty Eatihca-
zion Meeting Of the city and county OF Se~ York that
aavng convened aud proceeded TO business their labors
resulted in the following nominations, unanin on .ly
made and hereby presented for the undivided surases
OF the democratic party Of the city and county Of New
Cork -
For Register
GARRBr DYCKMAN.
For Governor Of the Aims House,
EDWARD Q. WEST
For Commissioners Of Streets and Lamps
HENRY ARGULARIUs
JOHN oRsER,
Chairman City Convention.
' E,ad b; R' w..r.., }s.or.,.ri..
Mr.. D.sst n. s,cxLrs then came forward and read
oshe following resolutions which received with fire.
auent cheers and outbursts Of applause especially In
reference the late elections and to the radical plat
form laid down the basis Of the proper foreign policy
of the United States
,..ssnsisa IN Mas. hereby r..rm ne two
ssSI Hall is Ss ssh Sf,ino Ss meeting held In Tam
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.,vis we're ,dog,sd without dissenting voice son
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the several ststes That declaration principle
pledge that those tenetcent %
nantMnsd ~ the demoersue party In all their
thst the dsaocraey Of New York will any
further agitation ~ the subjects embraced In tbs series Of
laws known ~ the compromise
unanimous deteru alton Of the democrats this state 20
be associated with the democratic party Of the
ensuing National Cenventon 10 be held at Bs and
Baltimore Convention OF lSt0 1874 ard 1St present
the Ameuesn peopie sacred tee Of the complete
aterny lhe democracy OF this State With the
ofhe Union united upon their ancient principles and ioy
all geographical parties or factions whether formed
the North South East West and resolved
TO know bat and 10 strke vicrry.
Resolved, That the various internal mprovementa 70
which uweslth IL much indebted
nsnt prosperity have always found the democrsc party
among the for the such
works the sntensnce Of public credit and the sorupu-
lous Observance public faith pledged through
sttutos 20 the creditors Of the state tha
profound regret TO judoous friend Of the Erie
Enlgementithat the promoters Of the Nine Million
people among whom the Erie Canal hss no nem whereby
su doubts ~ 70 the cnsuonaty Of the proposed
could have been removed. smount Of saved
which h been sacrfoed under the present Law in The
Irecshcn rta,ate: and the pres paid TO
rescued from the rprosch Of being wastepi avenue OF pro.
gste expenditures that ~ will be less the pride than
the dusy Of the democratic party restored 70 power
case the ooufts 70 which the % the Csnsi
tlisnov excusvsly committed shall decide adversely 70
egnds set srsrt t that purpose BY the coauton togs
such additional sums 80 may be appropriated BIZ
people, viii allow, 90 that the co@Ps,on Of the osnsl