The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-10
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from ssas Adamantincs.
The following ents ccataa tho return, Of td
hard shsu election, not slrs ady pubistSd -
FrRsr AND a 0oED WARDS.
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SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
an election held at Heascldcns corner OF varo sni
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were osesed By KE. corsLon Cohen AND unanimously
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desire hs ony upos success oT tic well
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S9ESS ISHS5STs' Inspector. Of both elections.
SEVENTH wARD-THE DEMOCRACY ALWAYS RIGHT
NEVER WRONG!
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's'ne' Murray AurrsyiuY,.v.n.,c Michael Barry
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TENTH WARD.
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roUaTElNTu ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
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The isoyins resolution offered yMr. John caasy wa,
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district &c instructed 70 vote for Mr. Eobor J. Dillon
sr4wARr E,pEH, Secretary.
EIGHrEENrH WARD.
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sysDge S enc street. WsSne:jay tIs
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alternate. tosaeda JOHN KANE.
.G6Gs G58saG d.sAa xAI1' Inspectors.
elected. snd having or endorsement, Is spurious.
The Young Mems Democratic UaIoa Club
broken up.
02EAT STEUGGLE BETWEEN THE HAEps AND TIL
sCETs.
The differences existing between Tue two sections OF tn
democrats of this city will be rendered still more din
cult to reconcile by serious occurrence which tool
place last night at regular meeting Of the Youn,
Mems Democratic Union Club According to our infor
nants statement tho hard ahols were taken com plet
unawares and the meeting packed with softs un1e
the Lead Of John Van Buren, series Of resolutions wa
introduced, headed with long preamble setting rortl
what hsd been done by the party al baltimore and else
where Tho resolutions introduced tho eau Of the Shep
herd committee, and repudiatei The hard shell commit
tee calling uron the delegates who may be elected to ths
State CcnTenon to sustain tho delegates elected uuaer
the Shepherd CALL and TO rerudste those elected undsr
the car Of ths hards
The introduction Of those resolutions as may bs sup
posed, resisted to the utmost By tho hlrds thoy
protested against the that had boon adopted by
the softs but all their efforts rendered unavains
by tho great prcponderanee Of the adamsutinos The
resolutions passed. and additional resolutions were
presented direct the officers Of the Club sgu tho
previously adopted and to forward copy to the Prss
dent Of the Syracuse ConSeuaon. These resolutions
were also passed. but was fsuaA much easier to pass
them than to have them srried into effect for the
hsrds after voting against thcm seeded ia body as
they had previously threatened The President refused
to sign the proceedings of the meeting and Immediately
after tcndsrsd his resignation The meeting then broke
mp IN great confusion.
The American Party.
The Seventh ward adhsrents OF this party called o
meeting last night .. Botanical Hall, East Broadway,
but after waiting nearly hour beyond the appointed
time, IL postponed Cor want Of quorum to some
aufricious occa ion When reporter left the
roo there were cacty eight persons present, and these
sasey discussing the propriety of forming them
selves into Retiring Committee the wises.
move that could have been made under the crcum
a}a Tn hc;r @oto fov viii
DO somewhat Ike calling spirits from the ypsty Deep
Williamsburg City Intelligence.
RArr on CoIoIED oiT:r.-- John Stephens colored
married nan rese ing in School street, yesterday
rested by constable Austin, chatged with having
mit,ea rape coloTed girl, named III zabeth Selby
the evening Of the 21st OF August last Ills examin
ton viii take place this morning, at 10 O'Clock.
lfr4..- Yesterday morning. about half past twelv,
O'Clock irc broke in tho kitchen attached 10 hs
house No 20 south Seventh street, II discovered
extipguished before material damage had been
tanned Loss about S1oO.
GAVE BoNDs ron irI.1.-Mchael MeCall yesterda,