The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-04
QUARTER NORTHUMBERLAND WARD DEMO
~ cratic Republican Regular NoInin atoms.
rLINToN AND COMMERCE.
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friends Of George Do Witt

Hamilton.
CLINTON AND COMMERCE.
Clinton, Congressional nominee,
the ST. Nishoas Meei to the best 70 p
insure The election Of George Dc WIZ Clinton rEn
district The meeting was eomRo;sd mostly Of the
and W.
shaving Hsa for %apy yssrs past. m%ssr Of This pe9s
greatest district IN Union rep
and represent interests Mt George H. Hopkins was
Nssss; James, Cooley and Henry wells. made Woo
gentlemen to the sss.
nsS
Whsrsa The time has arrived election q another
York; and Whereas the extensive commercial Importance
tors without distinction party securing the
Of the ahss The purss' and the reass
have the ability and the force requisite 70 adj
Consressional constituency; therefore,
Resolved, That mereants men. who, without
fare q the Third Congressional district AZ heart
BE- Witt Clinton whose unblsnshsi character en-.
titles him a TO I their favor and e9,aasnSe
atve Of portion Of this district in the State Legislature
IN s a
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AZ % NE upon the M to
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bie position Of Speaker Of the House forsshadowsa p
lie conaasnee in bis character and ability which his ubac
Resolved, That willie Ii. opponent, Mr. pstoa IT, as we
a holds an es and
sas ~ h1.p n o and al Ssrsy
raii4asisn q aliens Mr Clinton, siad TO the
3 the
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ret the defender Of every right guaranteed TO by
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history ninr biography With The NM s
ana sas mn 81 s De witt
RaseyeS Sas mis- san 10 in
Sress by gentleman familiar with its most important inter
os n to SnS S'pss
can deny Mr. Clinton for thirteen years past has been
the advantage Of experience which familiar
h beth % IS ala sm !.
h fS ha usss a rs in the sss:
win b advanced and a. the same time Al the other inter
impartial discharge q tho trust osnddSd 70 bis
On motion Of Mr. Anderson COMMITTEES. consisting Of
s 70 the the ss IL Il. ss s' I'd
speaking the meeting adjourned.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR NoMINA.
sss ana w ss
col ;z isfzG + r SSshS.s President.
G nssss. h Hsss ,sscrss.rie..
DEMocRArs ARogsE-sIxTEENTn AND TWEEN.
that votes any than the
viii sl
rious tickets printed "Munson" Remember, Thomas MIA
son for Assembly. On to victory.
s sssrssy J.
member y sc Gfass Of Chairman
" %1 e a. Hrsny, }seorssariss.
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.-rwELFTH,
and wards Regular national wing nomination.
for Congress-Abram Wakeman.
EiGHTM SoSGREssIoNAL DISTRICT COMPOSING
Twenty wards-Araercan and Independent
n'"'nA''n- Jo fHs i aiBrEY.
EIGHTH WARD Reform AssocIATIoN.-A MEET.
ing q the association s take place this evening" at
Henry hss Rss. A:a:s Gssi s. q Oyer
EIGHTH wARp--Ar MEETING OF THE REroRM
~ the ss ss kssY evening Oct
sss'::s|s AZ AZ; f RI: ss;:;
.... Twentieth dis Jeasc D. Price
School Commissioned. Isaac Phillips.
trustees I DAVID 4 F Hssis
William Forbes.
Alexander Il. Joiiis.
gonstables. William Il. Jones.
A'r nsSR a0i HsprN. Chairman
MATTHIAS CLARK, Secretary.
EIGHTH wARD.-wE THE UNDERSIGNED. DO
nii soners at the time Edwin Wainwright the niiea
tion that Ralph Bojend Know Nothing that he
IN full communion with that order that
by that party for the cce of Councilman Of tho Twent
he unable failed substaniae truth
Of the allegations made BY the said Wainwright
MORRIS d. UNDERHILL
WM. Is. DAVE,
WI. G. ELDER.
HUGH kEARNEY
ELEVENTH WARD-THIRTIETH COUNCIL DIS
Of
fiirth Council district held at No S3 Third street. on
Monday evening, October 81 1854, Mr. William g. Duryea
unanimously nominated candidate for Council
man Of tie said district HORACE SMITH, Chairman.
CHAHLks y. WAxxyisLp Secretary
LIlcHTEENTH WARD CITY REFORM ASSOCIATION.
u AT meeting of the Reform Association, held At
the Of Fourth end
street tas 9th Of October 1884, the following ticket
for Councilman Of Fifty-scvensh Disrist-rres =
Mather. .sS"Vs o.
For Councilman Of Fissy.eigbth ,...s,., v,. :,
Baxter. Pstrct--Whham H.
,rssyshO0l DIN d lshscen.h wardwlnsmH
for School Inspector Of Eighteenth wardJoseph Joy
L. Delahsid smith, James N. Edncy, J. IL. Burieson.
Eor Assessor OF Eighteenth " ard-Grant II. Adams-
FOR Constables Of Eighteenth WardIIeary Eishop, Wm
| IompAins-
BY order Of the Association.
Hrrnv DAY, Secretary.
EIGHTEENTH WARD INDEPENDENT REFORM
II nom4nation Fifty sixth Council district-For Coua.
eiiman, JAMES EyERDELL.
EIGHTEENTH AND TWEsTYFfRST WARDS TEN.
~ pcrance Alliance nomination Assembly--Joaa 8.