The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-08

4 70 thA General Committee
| Fist Wsrd-At No ITO Greenwich street
s 81; ;ssi S. a. ss::... I.''s'ssr.
ss''niw''d-As S S, s Arr S1 :s,ss'
< sS S Z SS; . sss;1 {r-p'ss'rA
1hi-d w.si-At No. &c yssey street.
\ E sfs Mn: 6 s = |ta'r's.es.
FOurth Ward At ~. q James street.
r; ;ss : s s;;S; |l.'ps''s'
! $ y Ra !H;sss; ;$s,. inspectors,
Sixth w..a-A. the e sixth * sSaf sss Hotel
ThnSas A ysiiy. Inspectors
ssyenta Wssd-As the Dsnocrstic Headquarters, iI9
s EIliI:% x xa.@.. }ln.p.s..,..
Eighth wAsd-At the Of Vsriok and Dominiot
~ sos sss:.~.r {1n.p.e,.s.
slasA w.sa-As p: ssi s No. 30 Perry street.
fsil S ~ Es:, {Ia.p.'.er'.
Tsath ws,i-At the eoras Ludlow and Division sts
sss.ssei s:3s''' }A.p.s..r.
zi.vea.h w..dAf u FsSa.is Cottage, SIS Third at
s s.s;:s $'; $:f,...,s, Inspectors.
9r,!1.a wssaaA. F.sisf hso.aa ea;n., of Broadway
A' w ~ Ss 's, s,,.y. 1,
aetroA mSyena.
NJ asss Care, }ra'r's''r'
2 5ss a, fs;.sss. Inspectors.
Fifteenth Wara-At Stuy vesant Institute.
s SS E ssssa''a' '"''''o'.
sissesasa wsrd-At No. 9 T,ath street.
f;x; eI'iis .si.S Inspector.
seyeat.ss.s was, at liz. nssss E. corner OF Hou,-
P-eds-icx A. Rid.boek.
jams Hartsi rnsrsetors
Eiaa.esash Ward At John ciaIs',. cornsr o, Twenty
third street AMI I!rs: svtnne
i Ssas s v.i l,,,o..,o,.
S'A''''a'A Nn o wadssa asss ''''"jnsa'''
Peter Aas,erson. Inspectors.
'"'A''''' " ahenss Wsasnnon a's
william Joyce, inspectors.
Rssoves That such delegates and asrnatss b. chosen
direct By b.os ssst in those composed q
shan Be Shsssa ~ the Assembly District Con
spsstss NEE. On fT sS,A e1sans
FIRST Dstrist First wards-A. NJ pmon
Nc = Bss n;.,, street; M .,v.,.v.,,,..
s sSsa psis1s BissaDx4
Iourteeath Distret-At Millman's. corner Of Twsaty
lie following presnbis and resolutions easrea by Louis
~ X. of s, Tam
Society, irresponsible
Having beyond that holding IN trus. pro-
for s eomnaaty and ss
G s sn ss ssf s
committee, constituted and elected ao:erdnr to the
" Wv
desposy 1surped the power Of ia the oSan
EsGH % the , aaS svs md
The glorious national democracy o. city land Of
soil and unscrupuous sentiments and affliations-msu
sbs struck down candidates IN lsIs-who aided to
rsied undsr the banner fdsasection and Who st sip
and f orssd Il the i tSs
resolved Tia. believing reocipv in the justice Of our
cause IN the rshteonsness o. our claim. IN tie association
which vhe receives snd oherisSes the orgspstion we
- Ss d iS'
sno entertaining the deepe.. tyranny and
Tsmmsoy Society as in ssr
fs. = III 10 . us Rye
to mIsh over isd pSUs Of the de-
s saa e sS Of w0F Of
sssoysd tina. yies q the wrons, hsspsa tie ss
the fre,o lesdsrs now heretofore opposed 20 national
9ss s1'Pfi 10 apS IA 81. s a q
az Hall ..Ss 1S% the ss' S NOV sns
banner OF hostility IN General Cass st the % Lgpe
&c: s94 sssss che Hs
, qEs III 81 rd meu as I is
10 .his cisy on the 18th Of July 1853 AS follows
Resolved qst) That reiterAe attachment ~ and
approval Of the baltimore platform and heartily opDgr,u.
the democracy 0: the Union ths doctrines
Piercs, in the inaugural address bis eoul
believing Tint the doctrines sciud expressions
Of duty IL The powers 0f the Civilized world aud
the Of the several States 20 eee other under
constitution OF the United states
Resolved ed That coincide With che Frssden ia hs
tlst IL dl guishad Altitude
ef = .stisc and position tho globe sende-s the
gu,on Of possessions, not yithu jurdst,op
sninsLy pcrent Tor protection NJ IN the ut1re
The preservation OF te rights %
the world" and also With the principle, which
all fundamental, Inst the rights security
81 rapose this csrederacy felect tie idss of tneJf
reo colonization this side of The by
power toyond present jorsetion as utterly nadmissts
P.soYfd 90 1hst the democracy Of ths Stst4 - Nov
the doctrine of tue inaugural lBSs iny0s
scrVitude as II exists in dhercu ,bssst ~ THE
recognized ~ The eonstitgtonth&t II stsnds
like other admitted right and that the STAGES whore IL
st,n.iors rvoyislonshat the lave 1850 como 1aiy
called the cympr0mise measures. strictly consti
tions ard W 30 enthusiastically carried t1to etc gtthAt
the cons.utionsl authorities % ths reruDc are bnuod
would other legal and constu rght, Aud
that tho laws enforce them should he stpeosd
cJsyed With feiu stance encouraged ~ sSrA9t
iops their prorriety IN different state Of society
shch their expedition belongs aad that s denocrnt.c
pnry state sen6s pledged fer n depends upon
the political and personal action Of ia mebcr thst
the ~ the Unitei
4 enforced within the limits Of this state.
Resolved thl That we congratulate fellow democrats
throw sou tho state upon TIE adoption ~ The pfossnt Le
the the stitatfeu dastynsd
provide for tho enlargement aud pBt6n az Gau6
IN accordance With the rlergc ~ The democratic party 10
tho people OF tho Ssts result manly to tho unyed
ing efforts Of democratio Senators upon whose course toe
rec viii stamp their approh alton and which gives hope
ar rompetiou RyFte1n NJ