The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-04

No., s q ~ ss Of 8. 9 tny
VIM stanton se,sd Vice residents .. motion or g
cres,s which sll ,dePssd The vhSsr
fr the Al prova d the meeting Supported the
ips election which wac unanimously approved o. and nine
snrH WARD NATIONAL psxocRArio REGULAR SohrSA'
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twenty ,ar.s District TSsnsy third District
nsy:ssosd Di.srie. Twenty fourth District.
AARON DEvAS' ". raoAAs HANSON
JONATHAN D. sHAT Sf 00n''A0i Ps,nAsDrn Bavs..
- =. Io w Commissioners of schools Sch \ c,,,,,
'A' : VAN "1 For School Trustees. s. y GLOVE
JOSEPH oai =. Inspector. of ssSss 1s "
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ssss assasIsw faxari. Samuel RS~s.
Ninth ars-L'~ c0n'vsr D. TIA EaYA4 zs.e Chairman.
G. G. sehls. behalf the committee then read sss
BY the meeting
Whereas the democracy of the Ninth ward composing
apart the Fifth Senate district do congratulate our fell
SS triumph
S s day S sy Rs 3
that all coalitions parties and
the people adoption hsresss but THAI
en Ihs sn eonsS ahe 81 The whole ecab
can family that know North NO sosth, no Ea.t
alike upon the rich upon the
names all ism except tho OF national demoera and
Principle or 10 die IN their is ace that we believe in tho
Sanra P pnd that the demoeiaes as
pure at this time IN the days that TIED meas sous
Resolved That the national demoerao party Ninth
ofshe saa nsudns ihs mann and lateral liz Of the
and that they will % their in
complete the in accordance with the proposed amend
resolved Thai to he national democratic
Clinton
believe the il elected viii aala.s his father duty
pleen the canals and that We have his pledged faith
the adoption Of the amend the constitution pro-
posed BY the last legislature
in :lsetins the city and county ticket containing the name
Samuel Ss.ndssy iesish susSsrland Cutler
As 5use OF the sSP0r on1ss y
Gr District aa S. a .ss for
the Success Of that sicke%
ss s Il +.
mSerscy Nil have sterling 6. Of the
the enss the
ais education the VII le people, strict and rigid
nuliis lands settlers whether sdassa,
mestic manufactures and that pledge ourselves
all Rs !. aBas h a.S til. candidate
T bAsem the @ ssn have true and
ward lawyer Of ability favorable to
canal policy friend Of the and opposed to
the ,as the State destroying the canals to enrich
Resolved That in the presented the char
ter rscegpss who have long been faithful aud
Council is expected TO do mnh toward tightening the
sssh Of the esnaidssss for Counemen elected viii we
believe use best to make the amended char
elect each and ali eys, other By whatsoever
the candidate II the good and true
rs .a a We $ IN b. r
candidate for Assessor and that go for the whole
Resolved, That coalitions At cnd-that repudate
Aaf them - Ml as' the
onal democracy and that We will wage Wat AGAINST all in
Resolved, That removal of the Hon. Greene Bron
RELY hi. in favor the nations.
lass John Adams which Indicted exceeding
shU Or
ed year 1889 and that believe the removal u Col
more assTsr: eurasss upon the national denocrsey
ghs bear S Of to B. q:
q JEFFERSON Madison Monroe Jackson and Pol and tss
9ass sin
Of calisoTaia with the Glory which has been sided 70 me
army and navy solely attributed
ksoTed Tba. believe i 70 b the duty q the
sa a cur T q uso
has declared h intentions TO become citizen is under
the protection q government insult offered to the
Resolved, That in favor Of o. education
ss We every e5a Be a.
State and for that purpose extent
Resolved That short settlements make long friends
@ % i 5 that q pnss
well private affairs frequent liability shoud be
Resolved That believe tie public lands q the United
. the Of tic Whole psape and
that the public ands shall only be rrsprate3 % the pur
Resolved That DO reerae and reatru the sentiments
sishai denocrats Baitiofe, isi when James Polk
spol tie n9maan II Levi. Cas- = ,hs la dard bearer u
the party a2 when FrsrbEe Pierce oinatei
snd whilst Frankn Pierce in S,ris { -ying g esS
thIousAut land and that believe President ast
ResTed That nee tae Northwest Passtge has dis
ongitUde CO.. and that advice ar eery OF an eel
Ike f. win K narey SoshEsne hs buck
the sac sort a. can b IN ten ton lighter
ize the iquimaux MAJ brisk gales and good time
solved That We believe Fugitive Slave law Of 1850
TO he coast tutor all and that the Judges
are bot BY tie constitution and 6y the law 70 carry the
sye Soe persons VINO adyoSse Law eas
enemies 20 the constitution and TO the welfare Of
The roeeiiss elOquenty Addressed H. Mr. George G.
Willard &C Shelf, MS Brses Bard sn.'ened the meeting
moton ma, the proceedings Of M. meeting be pub
JAc0s BRUSH, Chairman