The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-14

ATALARGE AND NDENTHUsIAsTIC MEETING OF THE
ward Hermitage on wednay evening" oss
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Aims Anthony pugro, Bernard Gaaney Joseph Lux and
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Bonne appointed Secretaries The call Of the meeting
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st. John which IVA MAS Kos q. e.
apgEnssd select can
fully report that believing they that the
the ticket depends the integrity Of the
names in their opinion the voters Of the ward with
the strcs scrutiny be presented for the suragss of
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der Farrell For Of Else.0n1Tirs. district
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ray Sixth District-Nathan b. Graham Henry. D.
Eighth s@sh Bernard
In the candidate for Assistant Alderman we have man
city councils with much ability The esteem in which he
cf that body while other members Of that body have
been charged with improper conduct found who
Of Ged IAN honest nah lie has been tried and found
him
born IN the ward builder BY profession and every
himself and 70 tho satisfaction Of tho ward he is well known
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character The candidates Constables we'll
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sass Se saR or he
duty assigned them, your committee only
single to the best interest Of the ward they had
p pas tho ih' a. and sns Welfare
glorious country depends upon the Of their
to all mankind and where blessings like the
dsws Of Heaven shall be dsnes Alike upon the rich and
good and true and they call up9n the
tOn at closing tho polls on the ID day Of No
snem o s tho
RoBEnr g. CORNELL, Secretary.
The report of the mmt.ec having been adopted tho
nominations were then taken ssparatey and unanimously
committee consisting Of two from each district
Ssm fsUv1 anS nG%sy K T as ward
Jacs5 B,ts Lewis csrpenser Basny Neymsa Joseph
n peverauS n seeiy B. Riley John Meeian on M motion, a
the Chairman then appointed committee Of five to draft
the absence committee the meeting ably and e
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committee resolutions then reported the following which
ksssysd That th9 democracy Of ss ssv nssnth Tara
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ant Alderman Of this ward for the past meets
5 to s s nS S M M
much credit TO himself and his constituents
for Assembly Is tribute we'll earned by tho sound demo.
pursued by him in the last Assembly and
will give him hearty support.
Resoyed That in William H. Van Benschoten, oandi-
date for Assessor recognise saunch and we'll tried de-
nocra well worthy the votes Of the eemen of tho
ward.
Eesoyed That our for Constabes Alexander
Farrell James yandne honest men and true demo-
Gratis and we will all honorable to their
election. -, 49,,
Resolved Thatin the present situation of public affairs,
II is the imperative duty OF every every lover
country the consttutiento use their utmost
ertons annhlae the hydraheaeed monrous compound
abolionsm and federalism Of which Winfield Scott
the embodiment, and VIM Seward the chief support ana
by the triumphant election Of men tried and true as Frank
lin Pierce and VIM. r. King TO strengthen and maintain
our 81 rious confederaoy in one eternal union - :
Committee.-Robert q. Walmslev, Chairman; William H.
Stafford Myor Mastcn Louis W. Carpenter George A. Jere
mini, Abraham Turnure.
The meeting then adjourned with three hearty cheers Tor
the whole democratic ticket.
JOHN NJ. SEAMAN, Chairman.
Mosts f. CRAsro, Secretary.
EREF DEMOCRATIC MEETING-A PUBLIC MEETING
will he hold this fhursday) evening, ~ ~ o'clock, at
H Chucse Ropma 3tl broadway. - 9nt&sau, AIT
ntfff aiNttn ptNs srefi rcYs
u,vo g,.g. Dy,n isuAsp ana xsntlcmeu ara iuyfted.