The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

whose union and vgor alone seenre TIE continued
JOY mes OF our nard won nbeftieS eome' ueocra's-nar
"0ny = ssfens'.-
AZ nAi past T. ~ tne uoers Vi GU iauinAny were
thrown open and gave to three four hun
dred chiefly Germans shortly after the musc
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brass saDd was heard ou'side ana 'he sympa'nsers
Of the Seventeenth and Tenth wards added their contn
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scrioed 'ne numbers 0i tner "a'u' one nau ne
Gee
Die 'ereimste pcnoAfa''
Mr.. NICHOLAS SEAGRIsT nominated as Chairman OF the
p,eetinp Mr. Aupustus Thum and the Chairman in re-
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lurn ior mo oipiiiens' noA'eu ''i' N'sAoAA' go
grist as Vice President.
Both nominations we're ratified BY a unanimous eva
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Magnus Gross and John Hartmann were appointed Sec
retaries
M Gross was then introduced and read the following
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Ward l-Kobrbsnn 80 Herrv Eroa,r,
~ . 4 Eaahpprb NJ 80 o'i
81 Kimm, H. Cordss
Al Phrrmsnn Jacob Sch ~eitzer,
o-J 3otr 1ls I'M M T W W2
5-Jac Kob; Iehn Wagner
,S-M ac ~ W;1hslrr s .uS,s aeyeyi
1l-Charles Michel Xavier jaeger
1s'sRh sn LntH Fs5nA Ress Beck
AZ. wutschel, Theodore LelOf
i 10 samson samson NJ Sas hatert'
l5-yal Benner, John J Dich,
II Wy, lander nue.s. Johns John stegn S
ao-Jehn Iehring. Jos. Muller.
2a-Hy Beck . ann Mr. si in n'ain'nfs'her'
- SECRETARIES. - ~'''
Ward d-Theod sshmals9, John Altateit,
Ian. Rsph nv t nepn01'
4-Sh Vettee Joseph Rintz,
SMm se SasIssa.r ! 1ssn H Iang
7-,Iohn seu.s S VIM s schgYa,tsr
s-e r.ss = s. s,s,.,. VIM g SsSmsn'
lo-F A. Rsiierth Lewis Seu.
If A. Goethe, ny Maurer
13-F Ruppre Mich Eisenmsnn,
1E SS ,; seifert z "a A. Michel
iSc cha Ai Bss.lf, n seh hni Isl
I5-Christ Meyer, Charles Albert,
IaIes an sSmns George H ssa%sIn
2c-JOssph Bsrbier, Joseph sehwaTzsnbech,
aa 81 msoI s,;..- Daniel PIsI Hafsnsr,
ra s..ra,.u ~, u.r-,,.,-. ...,,
and read the fdlo,inr resolntion, il tho csrmsn
,onur.
whereas the history Of the United States does PROVE on
tanned protected developed only By strength and
growth prosperity of The republic have been
BY its enemies At hoIn. and abroad neutrazed and
cratic feeling among nation and whereas the demo
cratic party the living defender Of this principle Of liberty
split and weaken the democratic party
tsewo the Ams ne citizen: o. German birth have
sLs qs@oeGstie Seadqaar
Resolved That we hailed the union between the different
fractions OF the democratic party soennly established
Baltimore in 1852 and the election Of that tried and firm
s...es which has been the result Of union alike
Pesideutas PTssen. day his expression.
former convictions
an any regard
listing fractions and division in the party but
manifested unmsatsabiy a. The bsiios box ia Novomber
we'll appear oppor 10 the Pres emit an his Cabinet
shsn a. enc mics q the democratic party
particularly its Kozta affair do not only
che firm and truly republican reSu. Of the mnsruancss
tyranical Austria regarded
the policy and future republic of the
S ali ike he deed Of Ussan .aS
That the valuable and mpOrsans services rem
ths State and to the nation various public stations
ersary hc Ss period Of The %e
only justify the choice Of Pred Pierce
state and the which pursued In domestic
eign political questions and emergencies Of ouch
and ave ssseton sysry true republican to see tbs
cSns And statesman AZ the head Of the
Resolved That heartily rejoice in the glorious cleo zion
and Ohio which svelIsd dsmoeratio majority higher
sH . has ss a t and s, % in
Resolved That in view of the ye. fresh remembrance
sHnses We feel urged from the bottom Of our hearts to
York that the pnbiic Of bs ams "a into ~.
oTsS John & wrsh 1s- A,sr9 Is: Flag 0
as and !. By @ sr
ana lsil mon dsnocrats nave not gwen