The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-22

TNLEvENTH wARD.-A LARGE AND ENTBUIA STIC
~ meeting Of the democracy Of the Eleventh ward,
pose Of Iatyn the candidates nominated by the ward
Committee when the name OF John Philips announ
ced for Alderman Of the Eleventh ward It received
with the most rapturous cheering also that OF Andrew
Jackman for assessor; the whole ticket was unani
m0usly adopted after which the following resolutions
approved with loud and long continued cheering
1st-Kesolved, That We consider the nomination Of
Chauncey shaer (or district Attrney) the act Of
few chameleon politicians bound BY no principle We
therefore call upon all fellow citizens whether
tive adopted, who value the constitution, the peace
and prosperity Of our country use every means in
their power to defeat the election Of such man.
vinced are that il would ends niger the LIE aud
liberty Of the adopted citizen
2nd-1hat in the opinion of this meeting, all Sc
cret fOcieties combinations, having for their OBJ
ect the Acknowledgement Of the citizen account Of
country the convictions Of conscience Is direct vio
ation OF the constitution subversive of the peace and
numerous and respectable class Of citizens who
becoming such have to defend that constitution at
3rd-That whilst We tender the hand Of fellow
ship and brotherhood to our fellow citizens Of native
lance the sh,s guaranteed BY the constitution which
wehave sworn to support or perish in its defence.
That we deeply regret that any portion of our
fellow citizens should be far misled by prejudced
snatc demagog ues to array themsel In hostility
to the constitution framed by the wsdom and pur
BY the blood Of the friends and lovers Of liberty
from all countries.
9th That in John Philips We recognize one Of the
tried enes and advocates Of the pure and unsophis
tuch man for Alderman Of the Eleventh Ward the
Democratic Electors have shown their high appreciation
of honest worth, integrity and impartality.
oth.-That We viii best endeavours to secure
his election. and call upon ali our felow.ctzens to
unite with us in tnecng the same, knowing that in
him the emiarant viii have kind friend humane and
benevolent ~ mpsthssr the enemy of prescription for
eker country creed the advocate of free trade and
the eetepdtr of the citizens rights
It'll That oppressed a. are by the enormous taxa
tion Of this city, have been careful in selecting
man Of e,IeI.I ard tried ability whose Intelligence
We therefore recommend to you for Assessor, Andrew
K. Jackmap, as erfon worthy of your support and
shall use every exer'ion to secure his election
Sth1hat In order to secure the election OF honest,
tried and capable men, to whom We con6de the ma
nagement OF muI icipN affairs, We pledge to each
other hand az word that s IT OF shall be
wanting TO election Of popular candidate
John Philips, the peoples choice.
ANDREW X JACKMAN, Chairman
Jacos s hrAS sscIeta'ie' Oct 10th, 1854.
The following resolat adopted by the Ward Com
nittse also su mited to the meeting and unani
mously and Enthusiastically approved -
Resolved, That are opposed to all combinations
the object of which is prescribe any portion Of ouI
fellow citizens account Of country Creed believing
sueh associations 30 be anti republican, inconsistent
with our institutions and subvesive OF the most sacred
principles Of our great and glorious constitution.
Resolved, That the nomination Of ohauncey ShaGer by
the Judiciary Convention at Tammsny Hall for the Office
of District Attorney Insult to the intelligence and
patIioti Of the democracy Of this cy-he being
cognized leader Of the order denounced by Tammany
Hall, and advocate for prohibitory law He cannot
and will no. receive the support Of community who de-
test the hypocrisy which has marked the Of this
vtcillatiDg ctmsgcgue
Resolves, That will every honorable effort to
the election of Jonas Phillips Esq to the Office
of District Attorney position for whichhe eminenty
qualified by great legal ability and long experience and
in the conviction that If elected the duties OF that i'm
portsnt Office viii be dschs rged BY him with armnsss
integrity and striS impsr.iality.
Resolved, That in James Smith, Jr the democratic
nominee for the Office of Recorder recognize one who
Is emirenty deserving Of the hearty support Of all trul
democrats and Of all them who desire to elected Il
that high and responsible pc sition of extensive
legal attsinmeuts and experience of unblemishet
cfarsc'er for honety, integrity and worth.
cbe above resolutions adopted by the Ward Com
II ittee Of the Eleventh ward
A. T. JACKMAN, Chairman.
W. A ByRSE Sec 1ttary.