The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22
POLITICAL.

TNAMMANY HALL, JAN. 20TH 1S53-TAMMANY
L Society or Columbian order.-At special meeting
ordered to be published with the votes thereon viz
Resolved That the following persons, having been
the Democratic Republican General Committee for 1852
to hold the primary meetings called by that Committee
for the election Of the committees for 1853 elected at
such primary meetings members OF the Democratic Re
publican General for 1858 severaly entitled
TO seats in that Committee until it shall otherwise de-
termine viz
LIST Ward-R. 7. Mulligan Nicholas Dmond Michael
Halpin.
Sd Ward-Henrs j. Mabbett James DOnnely, Charles
Fletcher.
4h ward-Jacob F. Oakley, Joseph Hilton, George H.
sth ward-Daniel f. Dclavan, Richard T. Compton,
Gershon Cohen.
9th ward-willam D. Kennedy, Henry Arcularius, Jr,
18th ward-Tames r. Steers, Thomas H. Faron, Ttsd-
18th Ward-samuel d. Walters Miles B. Andrews
Robert Mckinney.
10th ward-Abralam s. vosburgh, James Cassidy,
Edward Riley.
nth ward-,John Cochrane, Anthony s. Wood Anlre
Froment.
10th Ward.-nonnis Mccarthy, Fernando Wood, John
goth ward.-willam Murray, William McConley, Den
mis- Ryer
Resolved That the persons appearing to have been
elected members of the Democratic Republican Gene
raj Committee for 1855 being those named in the above
resolution are requested to meet at Tammany Hall,
for the purpose of organization.
Resolved That the Committee be organized under and
cIared TO be the Democratic Republican, General Commit
tee for 1853 and such entitled to the Of Tammany
Hall to the exclusion Of all other political bodies, except
those duly called by the Grand Council of the Tammany
Society or by under the authority of the said Demo
cratic Republican General Committee organized under
these resolutions.
Resolved That copy of these resolutions certified by
the Father and Scbe be delivered to the lessee of Tam
many Hail. as the decision Of the Grand Council upon
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Herald and democratic papers OF this city.
The following the vote the above resolutions in the
sachems-Goorge s. Messerve Isaac v. Fowler An
drew II, sickle Andre Froment Jacob NJ vreeland VII
liam j. Brown, John Dunham Charles A. Denike, Thomas
Dunlap, Samuel Allen
Negative-Joseph Cornell.
Administrations Purdy and Feeks.
GEORGE s. MESSERVE Father
THOMAS X. DOWNING, Scribe.
NroTICE-THE sAcHEMs OF THE TAsrdANY so
IN cety having arrogated to themselves the right OF
regulating the affairs Of the democratic republican party
Of this city and county the Democratic Republican Ge
neral Committee for the city and county Of New York
viii be duly notified Of their pe.s meeting naSb cb.,
. . Ss Gr'snR' Secretaries
Tsnmany Hall January II, 1853
nENocRAT1C REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
IL Al meeting of this committee held the evening
4 the 2ist inst at Tammany Hall the following pream
bic aud resolution offered by Mr.. l.. B. Shepard, was
Whereas the General Committee is sincerely DESTROYS
10 promote the union OF the democratic party in this
city and to bring within common and harmonious
organization all those who maintain the principles OF
the Baltimore platform and desire to give firm and
divided support to the Democratic National and State
administrations and also 10 avoid all Of objection
and difference which might arise out of any decision
contested seats before the parties have ample oppor-
tunty to present their certificates other evidences II
election-1hcrefore. he ii
Resolved That the consideration of the contested
be postponed until Thursday evening, jan 81 at ~
o'clock and that all persons contesting in any degree
toany extent the seats of those included in this
Haton be and hereby invited to present their ea
on that occasion
DANIEL. +. DEIEvAN, Chairman pro TEN.
S !. y w. y. roisks Secretaries pro tenn
C,IXTH WARD. - THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
- Ward Committee elected for the Sixth ward for the
year 1883 requested 10 meet at r. Garricks sixth
Ward Hotel this Saturday evening January I'D, AZ
half rast . clock I BRENNAN, Chairman pro tenn