The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-27
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POLITICAL.

DNOCRATC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
~ AT meeting Of this committee held on the evening
Of the 21st inst at Tammany Hail. the following pream
BILE and resolution, offered by Mr. l. B. Shepard, was
unanimously adopted
to promote the union Of the democratic party in this
city, and to bring within q common and harmonious
the baltimore platform and desire to give firm and un-
divided support to the Democratic National and State
administrations and also to avoid all causes Of objection
and difference which might arise out Of any decision of
contested seats before me parties have ample oppor
tuny to present their certificates other evidences Of
Resolved That the consideration of the contested seats
be postponed until Thursday evening" Jan. q, at IN
the seats Of &
zaon be and are hereby invited to present their claims
- ''' ''- DANIEL E. DnEvAN, Chairman pro tenn.
E G' B. sl q; p9Hs'7 Secretaries PRO tenn.
T,AMMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN oRpER.-sA-
i chems-A special meeting of the Grand Council of
Tammany Society Columbian Order, will be held
Friday evening" January 28th in the Council Chamber Of
the Great wigwam half hour after the setting Of
GEO. s. MEsSERvE, Father.
THos K DOWNING, Scribe.
Manhattan Season Of Shows LIST Noon year Of Discove
sss se2 Independence 'h and Of the Institution the
YyAMMANY HALL JAN. 81 1s53.-NoTICE.-THE
i sachems of the Tammany Society having arrogated
Demo cratic Republican party of this city and county the
Democratic Republican General COMMITTEES for the city
neat meeting TIN tenn sne'
e G. eoms g. a'A''6"' Secretaries, pro tenn.
NINETEENTH wARD.-THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI-
IN can Ward Committee of the Nineteenth ward for
1853 elected at the late primary election met
to notice, ut the house of Edward $. Parsels in
Organized BY the election of the Following ocers
Herrick Chairman Gregory Common, Secretary John
l. Brown, Treasurer The committee consists ofthe fol-
lowing persons John L. Brown James Starr, Hiram
Chandler Stephen N. Drew Thomas Pearson Philip Fo-
hey, Gregory Connor E. Parsons William Dealing, Je
remiab Guion Dennis Grady, John Mccormick William
Roach Arson Herrick, Henry Beck. After the organi-
zaton, the following resolutions were unanimously
Resolved, That this committee view with regret the
pursued by minority of the General Committee
elected for the year 1858 in separating themselves from
party at Tammany Hail. for the purpose of maintaining
separate committee.
Resolved That the course adopted by the members of
the General Committee, who have gone into fact'ous
opposition TO majority of their colleagues meets
decided Interpretations and regard the organization
under the chairmanshp of Thomas Barr as the expiring
efforts of small clique Of designing and selfish dema
gogues whose motto, in the democratic party always
has been "Rule or Ruin" Their course is designed to
divide and distract the party and deserves the condem
nation and reputation Of every true democrat who
Lies the Importance Of union and harmony in our ranks
Resolved, That highly approve the prudent and eSt
innate action of the Council of Sachem Of the Tammany
Society in norpong their authority proprietors Of
Tammany Hall, TO prevent the organization Of two dis
nct political committees within the time honored wall,
Of that revered temple Of democracy.
Resolved, mat we recognize as the regular Democratic
Republican General Committee the organization Of which
Colonel Daniel f. Deavan is the temporary chairman and
regard the disorganizng body presided by Thomas
Barr factious opposition to the best interests of
the democracy.
Resolved That the pursued by the repre- senta
tiyes Of this ward at Tammany Hall, Me4srs. Dennis
Mccarthy John Eagan, and Fernando Wood meets our
cordial appreciation and entities them TO the confidence
and respect Of the true democracy of the Nineteenth
ward.
The meeting then adjourned to meet the same place
on Tuesday, the 22d day OF February next.
ANS0N HERRICK Chairman
GREGORY CoSSoR, Secretary.
yTNHE GERMAN AMERICAN DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIA-
l. ton Of the Sixteenth Ward--was organized January
10 1858 and the following officers unanimously elected
Jupiter 2eus Hesser, President Charles Bieel senior
Vice President Charles Diesel junior Secretary and Fred
Schaefcr, Treasurer Ward Delcgates-Messrs. H. Hoel-
yle and MUNGER After speeches. the utility and
object Of this excellent association the following resolu
ton unanimously adopted -
That the members OF this association shall meet every
Monday evening (ometimes with instructive spceches
TO prepare and keep TO general unition and unity OF
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