The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-29


JIG elect 10 the Fifth Ward Democratic Republican
Ward Committee for 1852 held in accordance with the
call secretary Of the previous committee of 1859
JAN H. 1853, Mr. John H. whitmore called to The
chair, and Mr. ST Webster appointed Secretary tem
An election fer permanent officers then took place.
sulting in the unanimous selection of John H. Whitnore
for Chairman; Samuel T. Webster and James lawrence
for secretaries; and Mr. James p Shirley for treasurer
JOHN H. WHIrMORE, Chairman.
s JAM IaTa S,nsrrH Secretaries.
TJNAMMANY HALL, JAN 2s, 1s5s-NoTICE.
4 sachems Of TIE Iammany society having arrogated
TO themselves the right of regulating the affairs OF the
neme Republican party Of this city and county the
Democratic Republican General COMMITTEES for the city
next meeting THosIAsJ BARR, Chairman, pro ten.
S 6. COHEN ~ 'iA"i8' Secretaries, pro tenn.
vT,AMMANY SOCIETY," OR COLUMBIAN OpaER-AT
meeting OF the Council Of the Tnmmany 'occty or
Columbian Order, Leid at Tammany Hall, January 38th
1858, the following resolutions were adopted =
Resolved, That Mr.. Howard, the lessee Of Tammany
Hail. be informed to the decision Of this Council upon
the question submitted by him evening that meet
bers Of said society can be Geld in ammany Hall except
under irregular call signed by the regular officers Of the
society," and in accordance with the laws and usages OF
Resolved That the Grand sachem of the society be re-
quested to call the next regular monthly meeting of the
society," for the earliest day in February when the Grand
Council Chamber can BIO had for that purpose.
Dated Tammany Hail. January a,EG Is lsss ,,o.
c. c. CmDs, Scribe pro tenn. =
ATA MEETING OF THE TENTH WARD DEMO-
IA cratic Republican Ward Committee, elected for the
year 1855, held at the Tenth Ward Hotel corner of
nroome and Forsyth streets, on Wednesday evening,
January ~, the following officers duly elected
VIM. Jacques, Chairman; Wa. c. Cover, Secretary; and
john Harrison, Treasurer. On motion the following
Resolved That this committee have heard with aston.
sla.snt tnat the sachems of the Tammany Society
assumed the right OF debating to the democracy of this
who we shall TO represent us in the Dcmocra-
tic Republican General Committee for the year 1883
oar the ,ne :" s oy Inc
Republican General Committee is outrage the pco-
pie of this ward, and will not be tolerated. We do not
recognize their right to interfere, viii submit to
their dctaon the people of ward capable Of
selecting their own representatives.
Resolved That the OF action OF the delegates of
this ward to the Democratic Republican General Com
mittee, and the conduct OF Thomas j. Barr, temporary
Chair man of the Republican Democratic General Com
mittee, meets with warmes appreciation and that
coincide with his views set forth in the protest
read by him before the sachems of the Tammany Society
WM G. COVER, Secretary. WIN. JAQUES, Chairman.
AT a MEETING OF THE FIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC
IA Republican Committee elected to serve for 1853
held at the Star House. No 125 Cedar street. on Friday
evening" 18th inst, after the necessary preliminary
chosen permanent officers Of said Committee for the
ensuing year;-Chares Cannon, Chairman; John H. VIII
lams, Secretary; Joseph Petty Assistant Secretary: VIII
liam Johnson Treasurer After the business of eccting
officers gone through the following resolutions
unanimously adopted
Resolved That the democracy of the First ward ap-
prove & and will sustain the pursued by dele
gates, Nicholas Dimond Michael HaIpn and Richard T.
Muigan to the Democratic Republican General Commit
tee OF the city of New York. and the organization Of said
Committee OF which Thomas J. Barr Esq. Ia Chairman
pro tem and that we will not recognize the acts of any
spurious, scfconsttuted committee.
Resolved That, representing the democratic Of
this ward proclaim adherence to the great meas
OF the compromises and the slavery ston and
that hold to the doctrine that full force and effect
shall be given to the Fugitive Slave law believing that
onal duty and good faith the Southern
States Of this confedeiacy demand hands faith
u execution OF all laws sanctioned by the constitution of
the United States.
Resolved, That approve OF the sentiments contained
in the protest read by Alderman Thomas j. Barr before
he sachems, and recommend its circulation to the de-
mocracy ct the Union.
Resolved, That the above resolutions be published in
the Herald and National Democrat.
1 1esSru H Prr WILLIAMS Secretaries.
CEvENTH WARD-AT A MEETING OF THE DEMO.
- cratic Republican Ward Committee of the Seventh
ward held Friday evening" the 2sth inst the follow
ing resolutions submitted BY Andrew Thompson, Esq
unanimously adopted and ordered be pnbshed-
Whereas, This committee have learned with pain that
the sachens Of the Tammany Society," secret organiza
tion have assumed to dictate to the democratic party
who shall constitute their representatives in the DEMO
cratic Republican General Committee for 1853
whose acts are OF no more binding force upon the demo-
cratic party than that of any other irresponsible and
body have by the oppression they have
instituted and the tyranny they seek exercise yo-
lated every right OF the democratic party and submits
sion to it would prove to be unworthy of the trusts
confcd to us by intelligent and upright stitucncy
Resolved That the of the delegates from this
ward Alessrs +. C. West, g. g. Gascr and John d. Far.
rngton legally elected and duly certified bs all the in
Test OF Thomas j. Barr Chairman pro tem of the General
Committee, and also recommend its circulation among
the democratic voters of this ward
Resolved That We recognize the General Committee of
which Thomas j Barr Is Chairman pro tenn as the De-
mocrahc Republican General Commit the 1855
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Chairman.
j. JONI n s smsAeErn' Secretaries.