The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22

Nominsssd unanimously on the first ballot BY the whig
|r1NrH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN .REGU.
ratio Charter Nominating committsa held At the tenth
on % % e s
wrIEIan LIZ aiaispfak aNDEksoN.
JoiI% hsg 1.sfSsscS6rr 1aScorr.
James Rile., NJ Bennett.
Jay Jarvis os ''n00i o0mn''''hs1s Henry D. Johnson
,.x,.,, sI.S For School Inspectors s,,.,u,x.n.
For school Trustee. rust ~
By order Of the NOmnating COMMITTEES,
CxAnLEs W. FRANCIS, Secretary. \
ELEVENTH ,wARD-ATA MEETING OF THE DEMO
cratic Republican Charter Nomia COMMITTEES held
s i Wm D. eks was appointed chair@an and
lillian Cumming Secretary ~hereuponth following ticket
E.r E.r 4issr%anJsane; ..sr.nn7s; nss R; sse'rs'
For ConstaIles~Hsn nry Dreher and Lloyd Bryant
lor School Commissoncrscharies Dodge aad Ledsdiah
For Inspectors-J. II. stearns and James H. Brsnnen.
crnaSs d. oad acks cas cssr%au E
WILLIAM CUMMINGS. seeretssy.
THE EprHR i Or Of TIE
ard offer myself candidate for the ofcs Of Asem
aSa wiz sr
ct please copy.
IoURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRTcT-sTXrsEYTH
s.smbiy Convention for tts district held :. Meman's
the cali Of the regular Democratic Republican General
sa:Iy The sSnddass isr ,ss since
joss Ss%IsL cIa~s' Asss%sss Secretary JAMES ;" A ~
NATIONAL DEMOCRACY IN THE FOURTEENTH
ward.-Pursuant TO the call, very l,rge and enthu
nsS 9ass hed Tharsay evening
nnaa Wee v i tine
H. 1cAvoy, Thos Reynolds J. Nugent. Anthony Conran
,4voy p. Collins, J. BSyd G. W. waters j. Major. NJ
s.1ns @ hssxH Lynch nsh
s. Cols, Michael Fletcher, J. Gaaney, ?; Msehan,
ami aS a3opss-Fsr ssssa % ssnassr.so e
A:smsy Tsslisn Bari 6so, for Alder g,
pn.s.biss~ N.sh.nsI Finch warrington Hutton; for
i1siSssI ss Sssa second d.s1is
Eiss ss fisspsasrist fssJss Mooney district;
@ B.
l. Byr1s school In vi Mathew
sok E,Inss Thirty seventh district, Jefferson Brown
NJ George G. sckes was introduced to the meeting and
eloquent speech Ne eSncadsd By OsSnE ss resGS %S
.sh which received with sntha sastic cheering
walsh then came % me a ss sre
and had % folio dyos
sut he sowed shs
e syt BY r fs s. n
been elevated scat the Congress of the United
saf as e
direct Rss % opinion in the matter { ssa sy aua
mediate sr future destiny. Great applanse1 ,,., -
Walsh then read the following resolutions which were
resolved That wo the national democracy of the Four
sshed to the great well defined and we'll pr
we unmstaiaby proved during trying and
ous crisis q lss TO every Spores Of seeonaism and
supp whom We elevated to high and respcn.
shsy rode into we Will Neither b
csd y osa, briSss nor orayens deferred by o s
practice T. the professions which our
audience and nd secured a our best eHertions ,
are Justly due and are are hsy to the ss s
they have forever freed us from "a implied and de-
Sns sshass aaa a
ready 70 forswsar al they ever said Of a and wilt IL
.sossS f fSa she Rs by that
ded George w. Clinton, and containing upon y the names
the fearless Cooley the and persesued Matter
composed Of men the purity Of whose democracy has been
aorablo lives whose devotion to the great work
sry tend 70 The Increased "s d' prosperity Of the whole
mS, nsss...ry increase prss o labor and fa,
s y hs, RssI tic
bending political inssry and that on Tic day ec
ve yiproys ourselves not unmndfui Of his tried devo.
ssolyed That James NJ Bard our candidate for Assem-
y proved themseyss both private eti.en' and
ssntssyess, g, Of the people true 70 TIE praeps and best
y them, in defiance Of the pitifu and hypo
cal devices of the political nondesrips who
y attempting to obtain the votes Of the unwary under
preenoe and that will give to all the other
ninecs a like hearty support
e said he would define hs views more at length At the
citing Metropolitan Hail. next Thursday evening but
lid there conhnc himself matters In the ward ne
ntly culogzed the candidates on the ticket and
cheered throughout lie concluded by aging that the
Of our country depends great extent, the
OF the democracy this city II they do their duty all
be wei but IL they fatcr and allow factonsts TO rule
telling portion Of our people may be
ayed against the other and will no lonser look upon
stripes oil country and that We are s
ing and fighting under them, as in the days OF yore
eat checring)
essrs Miard Barr Adm Uaskns aud others, then ad
i. T. sUYDAM, Chairman.
ESIire, Secretary.
gvENTEENTH wARD-FIFTIETn DrsTRICT.-A1
adjourned meeting OF the democratic elec
4 held Thomas Kane's, 1888 avenue A. ON friday
Oek 2l, Michael Smith unanimously nom mated FOL
saeiluaN OF this district.
raoEAa KANE. Cssrman.
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