The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02

POLITICAL.

a IA MEETING OF THE FIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC
"A Republican Committee, elected to serve Tor 1917,
evening" 28th inst after the necessary preliminary ar
rangemcnts the following gentlemen were unanimously
chosen permanent officers OF said Committee for the
ensuing years-Chares Cannon, Chairman; John H. VII
hams Secretary; Joseph Petty Assistant secretary WI
eieers was gone through the following resolutions were
Resolved That the democracy Of the First ward ap-
prove Of and win sustain the pursued by dele
gates Nicholas Dimond, Michael Halpin, 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 Barr ESQ.,, is Chairman,
pro em and that we Will not recognize the acts Of any
spurious self-constituted committee.
Resolved That representing the democratic Of
this ward proclaim adherence TO the great
Of the compromises and the slavery question, and
that we hold to the doctrine that full force and effect
shall be given to the Fugitive Slave law; believing that
our constitutional duty and good faith to the Southern
States Of this confedcracy demand ut hands faith
full execution Of all laws sanctioned by the constitution
Of the United States.
Resolved That we approve of the sentiments contained
In the protest read by Alderman Thomas Barr, before
Ahs sachems and circulation to the demo-
Resolved That the above resolutions be published in
CHARLES CANNON, Chairman.
J Jeas II Pr wI1.lAAs' Secretaries.
nNoCRATIC ELECTORS OF THE SIXTH wARD.-BY
IL resolution of the Democratic General Committee,
passed JAN ~ 1853 hereby requested to meet at
II to p NJ for the purpose of voting three MEM
bers to the Democratic General Committee five members
for the ward Thomas Farran, Michael h Murphy j.
Mabbatt Inspectors appointed by the General Committee
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
~ AT a meeting Of this Committee held at Tammany
Hail. on Thursday evening" Jan. 28th, pursuant to al
iOurnment, the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted -
Whereas, upon q consideration Of the cases of con-
Tasted elections no certificates of the Inspectors mp
painted under the resolution of the Democratic Repub
can General Committee Of 1862 certifying the election of
Inv tn hia hav ptnd
from the First Sixth, Seventh Twelfth and Fifteenth
wards all Of which have been contested this evening"
elusive evidence Of the election of any delegates from
either of said wards And whereas, This Committee has
ons and has given ample notice that the would be
taken mp this evening And whereas, Two sets of ward
committees in each of said wards claiming to be elected
80 that there is no representative power gnzed in
Tor such wards Therefore be it
Resolved That election of three delegates to this
Committee five delegates to the Young Mems General
Committee and ward Commute, be held in the First,
day next the day Of February 1853 between the hours
Of IL and p NJ, and that the following members Of
this Committee are appointed Inspectors 70 hold such
Kletcher Sixth ward Aessrs Murphy, Mabbet and Far
Seventh ward, Messrs. Walters irving and Miner
Fifteenth ward Messrs Purser, Ryer and Tarron That
sid Inspectors shall select the places for holding the
the New York Herald and the democratic papers and
that In any such Inspector shall refuse neglect
serve, his colleagues shall fill the vacancy.
Resolved, That when this Commute adjourn It shall
- to meet Thursday evening next the Cd February
ut " O'Clock, H., for the purpose of organization.
g. b. PuRsT, DANIEL L. DEI4AVAN, Chairman
!. B. GLOVER )Secretaries.
EuFTH wARD-AT A MEETING OF THE DEMO
IL cratic Republican Ward Commit tee Of the Fifth
ward, held at the Emblem SO West Broadway Tuesday
evening" February l. 1852 the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas, This Committee have heard with regret that
secret and benevolent society," known the Tammany
Columbian a
selves the power Of directing who the delegates to the
Democratic Republican General Committee for 1853,
shall be; therefore,
Be u resolved, That acknowledge other commit
tee than the Of which Thomas Barr Esq., is Chair
man pro tenn; and
Be further resolved That know other delegates
from this ward to the Democratic Republican General
Committee, but Henry r Hofmire, Emanuel Hart and
elected representatives to said committee and reco
nze no other JOHN H. WHITMOIE, Chairman
SAM'L r. WEBSTER Seciei"Hies