The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-03

POLITICAL.
EovlTn wAID pInocsATIc sIPusIICAN NOM
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district IN w. Sheridan; seventh dssriss Gsorss w.
isr ssse csm@is.ionsr.-Wli.n Baird, Patrick Nor.
Tor rrasssss-Nchasi oBerns. Joseph Nsathers, ww
In:psstsTvvc h.rls. Il col,.s.y. cr..sphs Baehs
sell Srs Bsais@n B. b WssS George Rss Fourth
e. ss' John ms .:s Philip oss |. 2y fs s
o.s St nass.., Secretaries.
Of the Fifth ward, held Hungerford
ns,s on The evening q November M A. = RGmsyn was
we're ,ppointed sssrstsries And motion the following
whe,s tIe opinion Of this meeting the time has
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State Issatsre and, whereas Frederick Smith has
Assmliy and believing him to possess honesty adepena
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him to the voters Of the pledge
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frrJsi n.s sssrI's' }seers..riss
CRANp TEMPERANCE BATIFIcATIoN.-TIE
rsns and 2. shs frame
navy ss ss.
Isu,snant cevsrnor Vast interests stake, and
s 'i''f Dasss '.S Ssa S.r.A Oliver Brother
rs; ss:sss s .s.. Samuel s.::
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GLORIOUS REsuLr-rIRsT wARD-UNIoN AND
" ceTrronise 7Eeguaf 8 r Si,igg nomin.tions
Yer S. s.s's sa. si,,T,e-wn Ls
ES s s:s.,sss:" ,iI1 ! . SsSsan. VIM Jones.
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FOR E' spssss;. . e Ese ps'%0n'''
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Third distret-Alexander Mason Sol. Page.
IonS YecRArH-rnE ONLY DEMOCRATIC cAND1-
Ss . "a: Police Justice Of the FOURTH sixth And Four
I IQroR DEALERS OF THE EIGHTH WARD IN THE
d "a s,Es and h sstns sss au.s
wsasssd,y .yssn1 i.t instant. IL Alderman Ring was
Paige read the plan eTsana:sios proposal y
s. appropriate which
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that The ?. Wood &c With our
city, and that will all honorable means to secure his
TIA, VI. fsr As PRESENT
Ks % sr our M is
has been tried and mot found wanting.
the meeting adjourned to meet again Monday evening
next az che same place. to hear the seP9r Of the Central
NINTH WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC IREPUB.
s:nws% s sI:I job. x... rv.,
district L.Trsnss Van WAIT de-
For Assessor-Lsvi onderdonk.
For School commissioncr-WiAm Qusckenbush.
For School Trusssss-wiism Dodge and william n Du-
For conssables.:Phil.nder Brush and Charles Rock.
f:y
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s sss!s
Ninth dissrios-Js''s I HsaE las Van ws cs:
JOHN W. BAxrA, Secretary.
N For Aldsrman-Dr. Norsau Morris.
For couneilmsn-Gcorge Gaylor
EO1 eoassssiss"PSaip Lss iia,' VIM Cartwright
5s:pss..I csm%Sn
s.lS. ]. n Gnlsspis' John Cole :" '''' A''
Merrill Thira disssis William s~s Geo ssirsn
n IA, KINGS coUNrY..THE MEMBERS OF THE
s1 are e meet yss h kSs
o'clock Grenada Hall, Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
DEOPLES TICKET
For Xayor-yAmes w. Barker
For Recorder-John II. White.
For City Judge-Sidney II. stuart.
For District Attorney--Chauucey Sha&er.
For Register-John J. Doane.
Commissioner Streets and Lampsyossph T. Milling.
For Governor Of the Almshouss-yossph s. Taylor.
For Surrogate-Alffed Mcintyre.
DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR COUN-
~ Gilman Ninth hs sasiRs' VAN an Visor HnsEEssoR
RATIFICATION NEIrINc-Ar LARGE AND EN-.
N thuac meeting Of German citizens Of the Seventeenth
ward held Wednesday evening" Nov the following
solutions unanimously adopted
Resolved That the German citizens Of the
ward who favorable TO democratic do most
phscay repudiate the pursued by the preding
officer of the meeting held at Monticello Hotel Friday
evening his decision Ia relation the adoption Of
being perfectly erroneous inamuch as be
Resolved That the democratic voters Of the Seventeenth
ward recognise In John Mcleod Murphy man who advo-
the principles which the only of
liberties and that therefore adopt him candidate
Il r Congress.