The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-04

LITIGATION MIETIN0.-sIxrH CON

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99:H'P: Townsend, Jane. Lee ~. Miller,
a,, John
llmcha.; Lualam; ls-James Parker I7-Jno McMenemy.
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ahs aSp.sssd y the ds'sse; Of the sixth
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The convention seIec ted . make nomination Of suit
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nnSrn integrity and tratht9nsss greatly desired At this
void solonsl Mead has no Sympathy With the narrow
and ali Citizens
equality Poss, right, and that there es..
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but will DO ready At all support brnci
they guard % 'a
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TEMPS to soasses with factions which from their or
ws
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'gVs ass maSs his SS election Is sure
Resolved That democracy sixth Con-
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d1ss or that through his nnvaryng
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ias Wi every fair and honest
That Mead sincere and
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Prasipss ana universal equality u political
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The report apd were unanimously adopted and
The meeting was then addressed by Col Mead &C Burr
::%s re-
Joseph Hoxe Esq, and Mr.. Greeley.
NINTH WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC IREpUB.
~ can nominstions-
Err Err A Asssnas-waiinii: c1 srs.y
JAIME: LAWSON twenty district Henry No.
For As.es.or-Levi onderdsni.
For school Gommssionsr,,-Wilia Quackenhush.
For School MISREPRESENTATION Banta
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sesy !sns: gs's.y
Third distrct-eyi springstsen stephen Mersereau.
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Eighth dstriet-samuei Rowland, John Hannah.
Ninth a1''' B. join hsiS r. din yiP y Chairman
NME1EENrM WARD Reform NohrNArIoNs.-
For Counciman-Georgc Gaylor.
+, een%issions1 q comnsS sshoci.SjoSn y HULL
For Trustees Common schools-Gso W BesSs J. Hat
For inspectors q district. John Osborn
william s. ass
~. order requested TO meet the Kings County
si:a Brorya "
pEoPLEs TICKET
For f s.. a.ssrsS'i i. VI vice. Becker
For City, Sity Is.dgsss.,siaaey H stuart s,.r
For Sommisson.r q Streets ana LsmpsJo:sph Ebns
zsisss. Taylor
DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR CoUN.
IL Gilman Ninth as sisiss' y tiisA Visor Hsfs
EsUnAS s.,s, FOR
EsoNp AND sIxIM
5" - = . JOSEPH a sTicKNEY.
AssIsnGY AND SIXTH
80 " NichoLAs ouAcxENBos.
SEcoND ASSEMBLY pisTRIcT THIRD AND SIXTH
nomination for "
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CIxrn WARD REFoRH No1IN ATI0Ns-FoR c0UN.
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For sssss I9,r;:sosG " rsss'y u.,,o,.
OF kectlon-st District, James Scott W.
Mann "a Charles Horton, Geo. r. Nsyo 3D. James barker
H. DarQw; 4th, W. H. Soo6efd, A. u Green; 5th, VIM s.
Turner, H. A. Sllcox Ctb Geo. W. Lowerre W. b. Jones'
CEyENTH WARD PEOPLES INDEPENDENT Noxl
- nation.
For A1derman-John Murphy.
For Asscssor-James NcAahon.
For Councilman Fifteenth district-Wm. O'Shea.
G.gyENrH WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC
- nommatons-Seymour and Victory.-At an immense
cpthusastio meeting Of the democrats of ward on
Nonday evening at the Democratic Platform East Broad
wsy the following resolutions put, and unanimously
carried
Resolved That Horao Seymour be tho Governor OF