The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-30
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- Francis ). rwoaEY. Chairman.
ITO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
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TsCay Wiiam cInmms James Lu. dis.n James Barber,
Alta CONVENTION OF THE DELEGATES ELECTED
"A at the Prm.ry Elect held in the Third and sixth
wards the 26th day Of August select delegate
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tion Of Wisn HcGraw Patrick Breaden was appointsd
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fir, day % 1sHs Malone the Third
.' the resolution
Resolved our delegate to the State Convention be in
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Lieutenant Governors whose nomination received
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ioles and that our delegate use all
On mo'i0a the meeting iSjcpr1ss c,.,m.
W y I ssIS asainAw. }sesrstare'.
TE PURSUANCE OF NOTICE PUBLISHED IN THE
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city Of New York met this evening" August 2sth ins
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A. john john
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Chairman and John Hernessey Secretary Lib.
10 Place xrsh"r Kes
Savage Patrick Deasan and Michael Carmody Of the
rS on ps.sS % First
M Ganp o and the claiming admission
motion, Resolved That william Miner, Of
the ward be and hereby appointed the delegates
cuse September i, 1852 At il o'cocE It noon.
ed to oI Wiam MeMurray our able and efcient
Senator, for the Office of Lieutenant Governor.
JOHN J. DowDALL, Chairman.
AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE DEMO.
cratic delegates Frss Assembly District ofthe city
lap 5 Fulton street, city ON the 2sth day Of Au.
gust 1882 pursuant to the call the General COMMITTEES Of
OF The Second yard elso.ed delegate to
reIresen said district in the State Convention
lhompson Esq ofthe First ward.
heoved That the deeeate representing this district be
worthy and highly esteemed senator. William MoMurray
Lieu tenant Governor provided The can
didate for Governor is not located IN Il this CITY,
PETER A. GRANNINI Secretary.
STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ASSEMBLY
~ nistrstAt moe ting of the Assembly District Con-
emans corner street and Seventh ave-
OF Saturday evening in pursuance Of the call Of the
present, and Convention having srganized, Louis n
Glover was named candidate the Sixteenth ward
during Which the votes Of The ssesst
from each ward cast for the candidates
Tarss rs.Iectivey Mt Dunns withdrawn and
N. Glover, Delegate; Theodore Martene. Alternate.
MICHAEL DuFry, scc'y. Us. CARPENTER Chm.
Two THE DEMOCRACY OF THE NINTH wARD-AT
IN inclination meeting held by number of
on the box at the primary cling on thurs
name vas as thsir nominee
election Being urged by Commi.tee Of at least
accept such do in obeden wishes
accept the came. believe that well knov in the
and corruption and favorable retrencment and econo
my in the administration Of city affairs II elected all my
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