The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-11

REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
City and County ofNew York. held At stuyvesant i
tute, on Thursday, the 7th day Of December, 1864,
following proceedings were had
On motion Of Mr.. St. John, Of the Seventeenth v
Erastus w. Glover Of the Eleventh ward, I'M
mously appointed Chairman, pro tenn, Of The Com
tee; and on motion Of Mr.. Dunn, OF the Twentieth
Peter y sweeny OF the same ward, WAS unanino
appointed Secretary pro tenn Mr.. Sinclair, Of the
ward, moved that the committee adjourn to Non
evening next The motion was put and lost.
Mr.. Parsons, OF the Eighteenth ward, offered the
lowing resolution
Resolved, That a committee Of three be appointed
general committee, and that they report to this eet
Mr. Cshrey, OF the Ninth ward moved to amend
resolution by increasing the number Of the commit
to ave.
The amendment was accepted, and the resolution,
amended, was unanimously adopted
, TheChAirman appointed the following committee
wesfe d. Parsons, of the Eighteenth ward; Joseph
Marsh, of the Tenth ward John r. savage, Jun, OF !
Fifth ward; william Sinclair, Of the Sixth ward.
Walter Joyce, Of the Second ward
On motion, the committee took . recess of fifteen
utes.
Upon the members re-assembling, the committee III
nimousy reported the following resolutions
Resolved, That the democratic republican electors
the city and county Of New York, friendly to regu
nominations and opposed to the present state a.
their respective wards on Monday, eighteenth day .
December inst, between the hours OF six and sew |
O'Clock, p NJ at the places hereinafter designated,
elect three delegates from each ward to form Dem
cratic General Committee for the year 1885, to asse
BILE 1t Stuyvesant Institute the first Thursday
January next, at half-past seven o'clock, P. H. Iva
committee to consist OF fifteen persona TO meet at
time and place in their respective wars as they nj
select and five delegates from each ward to Democrat
Republican Young Mems Committee, for the year 1855
Resolved That the election in pursuance Of the for
going resolution be held at the following places and
First Ward, at the Broad Street House-Ricbard
Mulligan, Nicholas Dmond, James Leonard.
Second Ward. at 90 Ann street. Michael Ryan, job
ponnely and Charles F. Sackmeister.
Third Ward at AZ Veg0v etreet-peter Wart|
James Hackett, William NcGraw.
Fourth Ward at n James street-William Phillip
Henry NJ. Cownes John Casey.
Fifth ward-At such place as the inspectors sha
select. Joseph A. Jackson, James Lawrence and job
sixth Ward-At the Sixth Ward Hotel. Thomas RyaI
David Rordan and James Hogan.
Seventh ward.-At the Democratic Head Qaartsrs II
Madison street. George F. Alden, Anthony T. Ga
lagher and Edward Let's.
Eighth ward.-At Hazelden's, corner Of Dominic
and varick streets. Samuel Long, Abraham Moses an
Ninth Ward.-At such place as the inspectors shal
select William B. Ripley. Gustavus A. Conover an
William Dodge.
Tenth ward.-At such place as the Inspe ctors sha
select Edward J. Knight, John Harrison and J.
Jennings.
Eleventh ward-At Union Hall, at the corner G
Avenue a nd Fourth street. Jackson vermilyea, Wi
liam D. Wines and John Davidson.
twelfth ward.-At McGrann's, corner Of Broadwa
and Tooth street William L. Wiley, Garrett Braiste
Thirteenth Ward.-At such place as the inspector
shall select. Richard G.. Newkirk, Marcus d. Bonnie
and William Work.
Fourteenth Ward.-At such place as the inspector
shall select Daniel 0. Aeara, John Cavanagh.
Fifteenth Ward-At such place as the inspectors sha
Sixteenth ward-At such place a. the inspector
shall select Samuel Radcliffe, John D. McGregor an
Seventeenth ward-At Joseph Alden's King Pin Hall
First avenue Charles Alphorns, Jacob Boyce and JEFF
ferson Murray.
Eighteenth ward.-At William O'Donnelps, corner O
Twentieth street and Third avenue. William Pearsal
Charles II. Smith and Francis O'Donnel.
Nineteenth Ward.-At such place the inspector
shall select. James c. Rutherford, Thomas ORiley an
Twentieth wsrd.-At Thomas McKeernan's 422 Eight
avenue. John W. Boyce, William Joyce and John Nc
Twenty first ward-At Henry Smiths, corner o
Taylor, Bernard McCabe and Henry A. Warts.
Twenty second ward-At such place the inspector
shall select John Quinn, William Turnure and patr-
Resolved That II any Inspector hereby appointe
shall decline to act he may appoint person to act il
his place. and in the event Of his emitting to do So tn
remaining Inspectors shall all the vacancy; and in cas-
the Inspectors for any ward setermine to change tn
place for holding the election in such ward they sha
give public notice thereof in the National Democrat
Mr.. Carey, of the Sixteenth ward, moved to lay tn
report on the table. The motion was put and lost
Mr.. Savage Of the Fifth ward, moved the previou
question on the adoption Of the resolutions
motion for the previous question on the table.
The ayes and noes being taken this motion, min
members voted in favor Of it, and nineteen against !,
and II was declared lost.
The ayes and being ordered the previous ques
ton while the vote being taken, Mr. St John ros
debate the motion The chair decided that the
question was not debateable and that while tn
vote being taken, 1t not in order to discuss
question Mr.. st. John asked to take appeal fror
the decision OF the chair.
The chair directed the secretary to proceed with tn
call for the votes and refused to submit tue peal
the proceeding could not be entertained while the vot
was being taken Mr. St. John, ON being called upon
vote was permitted to explain his vote at length.
Mr.. Dunn, of the Twentieth ward offered the foowin
resolution
recognise no organization but Tammany Hall.
1t not seconded.
On the ayes and being taken, the previous ques
ton sustained.
submitted for adoption and the ayes and noes bein
ordered, the result was as follows -
Anirmative-Messrs. Joyce Allen, Savage, Barr, Sin
clair MCGOWAN, Gallagher Haskins, Marsh, Hunt
ray, Parsons, Blake, sweeny and Daly-2l.
Negatve-Messrs. Calfrey and Mack-2.
Declined to vote--Messrs. Rollins St. John, Riley
Dunn, Lynch, Dolerty and QUINN.
And the resolutions declared adopted.
On motion, the committee adjourned.
E. W. GLOVER Chairman pro tenn.
PfTTR B. SwIENY, Secretary. pro tenn.
The undersigned members OF the Democratic Reput
lican General Committee, who were absent from tn
above meeting in the proceedings of the maiort
thereof and approve of the resolutions for the next
mary election whish there adopted John J. TAFT
George A. shufeldt, jr., Robert G. McIntire, Georg
F. Alden, Joseph Crolius, Samuel Long. Willar
b. Ripley, William l. Wiley, Calvin Sweesy, John Nov
berry, Richard Schel, william N. McIntire, Horace
Clark, James c. Rutherford, John W. Boyce.
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