The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-01

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to terminate for the public abuses which had become
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who OF PLEDGED 81 oharaoter BY past conduct and by
present associations to the Of municipal reform.
After the reading of the address calls made for
examinations Nominations " but the Chasman n
nounced that the resolutions would first be read.
Mr.. PRucHARD read resolution recommending the
reform party to Judges DAILY Duer Emmett and
for District Attorney n Bowltch Blunt
At the mention of the names of Duer, Emmett and
Blunt there great deal Of kissing and applause and
lit impossible to know which of these names elected
the most marks Of dsfavor deaensnirg shouts of No
no! no 'No necessary evis.' sSchaeiler y 'sepa.
rate the names!" &c
The Chair endeavored to restore order put
luton tbe Judges and Dis .ct orpey which was
met by an almost unasimous MOT The Chairman
said that the resolution with respect to tne Judges
lost He would now introduce to them Mr.. Dodge.
Cries Of mo, no; give US the nomination"
gentleman in the crowd asked to the fate of the
resolution concerning the Judges
The CHAIRMAN said it was put and lost.
Three cheers were given for the announcement.
At this time there dreadful uproar, most of the
voices demanding the names, at time Some
shouted "cross of DAILY" and some strike of DAILY
and Bluut, and Emmett to- Cheers hisses and groans
given for these candidates.
The question then put az to the Judges separately
The fist to Judge Duer. The ayes' pre- pom
dera'ed as to him, and there WAS much ap plause.
The next question was as 10 JUICE Robert Emmett The
"ayes'' were numerous, but the noes predominated.
Judge Vanderpoe however, acting for the Chairman
nounced that the "ayes' had it. There was great dis
sention and dissatisfaction at that and the
then put the question as to Judge DAILY, with similar
suit. The ayes" were suppt sed to have it.
No proper criterion could be, however, formed as to
the predominant sentiment of the meeting Hundreds Of
voices shouted the question Was the vote to DAILY
os The Chair dec ded that the question as to Judge
DAILY was lost This was received with immense atsac
tion and cheers.
Then the question shouted out as to Judge
Emmett The Chairman said the result Of the question
would Re known to morrow
That would not at all satisfy the meeting and there
still noisy demonstrations of dssa sfaction
Judge VANI forward and, as if represent
ing the Chair be said that the meeting had not given
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toI again. The question was accordingly pat by him,
and the "noes' were in laundering majority There
lively demonstrations of applause at the repe
tti OF failure in connection with the nomination of
Judge DAILY
Shouts and cheers and groans and Misses, were here
blended in dreadful disorders cries of How about En-
metz Chow about Bluntf' "Put up Schaeffer !" a.,
&c. The political parties were evidently in the ascend.
ant the meeting and the reformers completely
nonplussed.
Now gentlemen, said Mr. NORTH coming forward at this
queer unctue in the proceedings will nominate the
mate the Judges Dtrct Attorney We leave that for
the people will now give you, sad he the Charter
nominations.
Three cheers for that announcement.
Another gentleman-Mr. WHITNEY, we earn-care for
ward and stated tina he had the authority of the Chair
to state that the nominations of the Judges and Dis
trict Attorney ere withdrawn.
This announcement, in great measure restored calm
and good feeling to the meeting.
Mr. NORTH then read the nominations for Aldermen and
Concmen in the several wards and districts.
THIRD WARD.
Alderman-Orison Blunt, gun manufacturer, III Broad
way.
Councimsn-wm. Young M D., as Barclay street
WARD.
Alderman-Burts Skidmore
Councimen-Chsrles J. Howell Eighth district; John A.
Kennedy Ninth district Theophilus Peck Tenth district
Alderman, Noah worrali machins. .nd saw .manufac.
turer, 2 nd 70 Lin street; residence q Elm street.
ConncilmenIn Eleventh DistrctLorenzo Carey grocer,
$50 Pearl street residence 475 Pearl street.
Twelfth Distrct-Mchael G. Dopahue, ourneyman boiler
maker engaged with Hogg Delamater foot Of Thirteenth
street; residence So Centre street.
Thirteenth D;stric-George D. Alvord, hatter EOS Chat
ham street, residence EOS Chatham street.
SEVENTH WARD.
Aldermsnv-Wiilism d. Murphy.
Councilm en- Charles Tuttls, 18th district James Z.
Holmes, 18th District A. " Hendricks, 10th district
EIGHTH WARD
Aldernan-Wm. Tue ker.
Counciim en-Horatio N Wild I7th district David Cole
18th district c. Chlds 18th district; Edwin
Wainwright, Goth District.
NINTHwARp.
Aldorman-Peter r. voorbies.
Councilmen-H p See 2lst district; Charles j. Holder,
I'D district Cornelius s. Cooper 23d district Alfred
Brush 24th district.
Alderman-Geo. "A. Trowbrdge, provision dealer T3
Broome street
Couneilmen-Charies Place Sem, dentist Allen street;
Wm Foster whoes ale grocer Essex street; Jonathan
Purdy, builder, 1Z7 Orchard street.