The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-26

D0kIzIUAL.
nEMocRAIIc EEPyBLIcAN COUNTY RATIrIoA-
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w sHh a''i Murray.
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John c. Butler.
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First District.
a1.h Mooney Second Di.t saa'' A'''a'
william sinpseA, r,,., n. John cose.
JAIME, p Pagan, 1''ia D''' Joseph o..v elk
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Thomas ". olmstead John Moo ney
TWENTIETH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
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on Monday evening" october a. the following ticket
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ASDREw LEARY.
MICHAEL o'pfSobSsooouuE
rty-srss sis.ri,s-c Cha so DsrlssS:
Fifty third distriet-JehD u acay
BAH1n tSI esisis9ib BOYLE.
JOHN o,coNN6RRs, S SIfTaAssER erAss1ER.
wLAM Of ss aeSsa#AY
JOHN sT Gl lrs?ff.;1s Of Jo oiss'l Riley
rEL iiSf MitssksYEsSNA.
Fret dis.riet-luie Curen Michael Green
second district-John Coye. Roger Monahan.
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Sikh dis'riet-Phiip C Cn Oyer Hsnp na c,.,
a,cnArl coswAy, Secretary; ,,,,.
Gentlemen1I aceeIt your nomination for Aldcrman,i
grateful and heartfelt thanks for the yoa confer apo.
vote all my abilities and energies to dsharg. it's duts.
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TvWTIETH wARD-uNTERRIFlED DEMOCRACY
call Of the Charter Convention, motion of James Cat
n. ESQ called the char Ave-
bsan John g. Cara Roger Monaghan, were ,Pp?assa to
air cSss. Fs Simon w0
The following ticket was presented TO the meeting and
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For eonncilmen,
JonS SscIavE kYR OVEN ~ KEsY
william III Afi MURRAY
DA1rHAzER cIAss Sc s'n''a'i'i PETER c1LIreAN,
NELSON " siRfG JAMES n POST
JOHN G. BUTLER
CHARLES Fof r ssaSii Rin'pes JAMES DUNN
:. For Inspectors OF Election,
Hugh Mooney William Simpson,
'ams q 4ps Issllss ''ln Is, Goy District
josef JOSEPH oa tStiiip'J r Michael Dee Dee -
William M i Thomas Easn %, W olmstead'
On melton Of William MeDermott Esq, the following re-
sSHs That hs he
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United States and the Goyornor Of this State to defend
dsyn all the opposition which now itself
and protector of democratic rghts and will adhere its
Resolved That N VIM Mcconlcy our candidate for Alder
man. we point TO tried and rasy servant Of the
h as come out e rsd cold ana SS
efforts we vii place him in the position 50 which his merits
Resolved, That Ceuncmen Assessor, School off,
honest richly deserving the united the
Resolved That the bold and unterred voters of the TWEEN
teth ward know no deviation from the true democratc
that shoulder to shoulder they viii march to vie
tryte banner ward-sith the national and State flags
nailed to the mast.
On motion Of VIM Murray ESQ., the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That VIM ). Peek, Esq, worthy Alderman
in wthdra his candidate alton,
well for promising assist the election the ticket
just ratified is justly entitled the regards
the democracy Of the Twentieth ward.
Resolved That tender him best wishes in his
trement and believe the democracy this ward have
henors in store for him.
FREEMAN CAMPBELL, Chairman.
CHAs REID Secretary.
TwErxsEIRsT wARD-INDEPENDENT DEMO