The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-13

C>EvFNTH wARD-AT A MEETING OF THE WIG
y Charter Convention, held October H. 1854 the fol-
loving ii ket vas nom inased--
Fer Aljermsn-CDnrss FOX
Fer Connei,men - Fourteen h district, E-,stus W.
Born Fittes distinct, jacob Anderson; sxesHth
district Vim A. Fits
For Astcsfor-- Luther Richards
Fer School Ccmm pioner-, avid Webb.
School Trustess-Wm D. Andrews, james p Bremner,
School Insrestor-Bepismin Parihnrs.
T. B. CoSE secretary.
CsEvENTEFNTH WARD lat LARGE AND FNrEU.
- sisttic assemhIaQe Of the shiys of this wara held
last night at 3o7 Twelfth street the meeting called
t. ore er ty John O. Robinson Fsa end Charles John
son. Iq vas called to the chsie and Tunis c. Bro wer
and Henry A. King were sppoioted secretaries. The
fcos ing ticket Was urapmouly adopted for tbs seve
Tel non mating committees and conventiors--
Nsyolalsy-GeraHd Stuy vsrant, n. u. Chase, q. G.
Mites
oity-James Coles, A. Lamsrsshs, William Ashmsn,
Cherries Johnfop, YIN. .: vsno.tt.
Jud'ciaIy-C Mirer, ". II hib'et, w. II. Eaviland.
Corgssf-C G. Dean, William hal'z, John Orr, Tho.
Chartsr-Porty .i1 IN Council pistrict-G.orse " Ry.
son. John II Odcl, W. ". Young, George Brush, Chss.
johnson
forty seventh Council ristrics-J NJ Patterson, Chas
Alphenae, jr Waller NTH, {. Dcris, j. s Mcneil.
Fmty eighth Council Dhtgi,t--C Zeig,sr, p. Cook, J.
Ksici hissn. NJ Werlich, ?. Palm.
Frrty ninth Council Dstrics--Freisrick FRYE Isaac
Valentine. .enrJ Webb JAMES Bapcker, Edward Pen
iif,is,h Coup.n Iis'ret-Aionuo r. Peck. Henry A.
King, Tuns Grower. Francis Gahsgsn JohnC Robsr-
s.n
Asseuhly-w - Ycupg H. Mess l. Kirk. w. Mar
shan u y sndiess, G. Kingsi&nj, j. Berren, ROBIN
s,n, Mia. q. Bnad, john Alden.
The following gen leUen then chosen = CON-
the nt e:irr John 2. Fobiuson Edward Pennoyer aud
JsTsss eataer The committee retired and agrsel
vrSn The folioa .cg rssolrtions:-
Reacfved lh ut Is ircn zen. upon everygood cisixsn
srd particularly naon every honest a-d Intelligent whg
o The Seven r,rd rat ia the primary ee.ipgl
far TIE election o. Nominating committees an con.
vrn'icns lair EXPRESSION cf tbs wings Of the wayd
should ne had, ~thous say rrsutable interference
rieh's OF lie wig voters Of the ward
ssclse5 Tba. IN the primary election OF the Wigs Of
this ward, held On Friday last st kirHs HOTEL Of
we're prevented IRON yo,ng the ticket OF their choice by
uriust iegs AID uasarrantabe interference Of ia
ordered legal voters out If the rom, ADD prevented
others ro entering; and In varoas ways by the sxer
cue Of an una~fu improper and unjust Interference Of
senbisd ut thai ting Had it rot this
and dangerous interference OF police force the above
ticket would Lsve been tiiu I'm phantly elected
Resolved Tint a. good citizens OF the vard vh,os n
long stsnong In favor Of honest moie OF CONDUCTING
our primary meetings, We unanimously repuya.e the
Mating convention Ter charter officers 70 nogcrste vii
Sam Reynolds Esq, s. the ~hg candidate for Alder
The above resolutions were ado pied WITH acclsrat,,
and the meeting expressed ieferrjnstion Il a. they
would not b controlled BY the police in the exercise Il
aiimous, in favor Of the Ticket and the snthu
siam manifested Il proof that fraud aad dshorosty win
DO sepud'ated in TIE vsnteenth ward
Tunis Y Brewer, Edwin Peunoy or John G. Robertson,
7. r. Watson James W snow, r. Y. Waterman, Charles
Johnson, Jsnes Banker, John Orr George ". Kyer.
son, John H. Odei, v. ". Young, A. r. Pesk. J. 8 Ar
row, George Brufh, Isaac Valentine, a. A. King J. II.
Ferris, and two hunored others.
CEvENWFNtH wARD-AT MEETING HELD Al
~ Mr. Bernard Rety's, northeast corner OF Thir
tesnfh street and FRS. avenue, ON the 18th inst,
nomination Counoian for the Fftisth Council dis
triot PATNIW nOCOKHIC, Chairman
Talxcs MCDONALD, Hsesstssy.