The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01


This data proves that the whole number Of vote:
OF which Horato seymour received in the city Of New
-ej4,l2l
al,ls6
Giving majority fo. Seymour over the united vote %.
Now sir there every Indication tina. Morao seymour Is
tn November 1854 voters Will poll mot than 5000
ns s * s"pss hs ss
the nuaers Of 1882 1.-THE Federal Union must and shall be
lsiP Surviving Soldier of the war si2
COUNTY RATIFICATION MEETING.-NATIoNAL
The 70 electors Of the city
and Of New York opposed to the federal and State
e,
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The National iS % Republican q
:appss.d s ei Nv ''.a
The following distinguished democrats have been invited
H'p G Es.isl ocs Dssn'0H lame. Brady
:. Francis =. Cutting, G. w Carrigan
d cyne " 7etii% asas a.s s o s. eai.
John Vanderbilt, Elijah Ward.
=. .i Hiram wsisrass &C. &C Burr :, Esq.
sESS IN, Di + $ss,. IIs-xn Z l. 1. Wiley,
: sss:s S;s Ass;se
e-John s;t.akem, ll5-JShn n ssaneu,
So -yeSa I B. oha.lin iSses e. t cs%sis,
le-SessRh X.iSarsh, s-Ti%oshy Daily,
Gro. A. sHuyrLDs, Jr., Secretary.
nomination. For Congress, George L. Andrews. va
sss Ax SH EIs
sssnsh Ninstesnth twenty twenty second wards
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TIGHTEENTn WARD CITY REFORM ASSOCIATION.
street the 9Th Of October 1854 the following ticket
Councilman of Fisy-seventh Dssrics-rrederck E.
For Councilman of Ffty-eyhth District-william NJ
For School Commissioner of Eighteenth ward-wliamH
Fer 5
Dsss s III E ia%ss Esass Z al sm
For Constsslss Of Eighteenth ward-usnry Bishop, VIM
BY order of the Association:
HENRY DAY, Secretary.
ELEVENTH wARD-THIRTIETH COUNCIL DIS
tretA meeting Of the @ voters Of the
Monday evening" October So 1854 Mr. William E. Dury ca
OF 3 s
CHARLES E. WAKEFIELD, Secretary.
EoR Observation-Disclosures W. BRADFORD.
L'IRsT wARD-REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI-
can nominations made in joint convention of the nom
Republican, Committees At Tam@any Hall and the
Institutes Tuesday and wednesday evenings
the 24,h and 25th instant
For Adv-nan--Josah ". Brown
Firs. council distrct@MicSaei Dorian, Jun.
Second council district-Charies Cannon.
For A Asses, Job H. Williams
~ InspsG.Sr Of sehoeepr. j; n; andrews.
To iii vacancy of two ysars-Nichael Brennan
con:tasses-chsrles DAILY and Aiaxande ssi Brul.ee
i slHxA + PEEq ls,AAcs, ,cAArasn.
M vnGs.s rGHv Sns.. }sssrssariss.
L,IRsT WARD
II for Councilman Second district
CHARLES NccAY.
EIRsT WARD DEMOCRATIC WING REGULAR
For Aidsrman-Robert S. Collins.
For .9nngsmaa,-Frss district, Joseph A. Gardner
For Asssssor-ilenry Lubs
JosErH A. GARDNER, Secretary. o""''mAn
EouRTn WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIcAN NoxI-
nasnaMseymSsu5I and the constitution
For Conneimen-Fifth district John BauIch; sixth
Biokford.
For constables- Emanuel Joseph, John Tagen.
For School Baird Patrick Mer
For Trustees--Mehael OBierne, Joseph Meathers, wa
For Inspector.chares II. Coiladay, Gustaphe BAehe.
Inspectors of EIectonFirst district, John W. Avery,
s StUs aG aeSras sa
@ Cha. ;,h M' s.ssy Philip
& Sro n1 Hnssas, Secretaries
IIOURTHwARD pBNocRATTC REPUBLICAN N0xI.
nationsThe peoples ticket opposed to Know Nothing
70. Asssmsly5 7; \: Mcguire.
For cosaeisnan-@Eiishc Council district VIM ciea-y
Do Do Sixth do d. s Ba5w d mss.y.
Tor css ssss T.ssn, Michael Dsdy
T 1qsp.;sssrs.7 .nyy oE5isa John Ware,
n q yas pcsd
Francis Ryan Third dissrot--cSaSies Aniorson John
orss Pss SGy Ssn Patrick Dasy
and h ss eswns ~ ssrs spn:sa By
n A ;d Ssu c4sw. .r John
Lynch VIM Philips James sy lary FsSssl siSp"sp
james jane c b"nsrr 3seeressriss.
GRAND RALLY FOR HoRATIo sEYNoUR-TnE
~ citizens Of NsT IVrF Il fasos q tie Of
vo,Yo vNsl Invited nsa e Spiss yisS shs
GRAND MASS ASS MEETING,
On Thur sds. evening Soysnss, a. o'clock.
(, ! css%Sssiiins $ssss %IsS@sIiss.'
II. @. Carr G. l.. Van zant,
Henry Tenno, John u. Harnett,
The Seymour Clubs and Liquor Dealers Associations At
each ward are respectfully invited TO unite with us on tho
DEGURAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. : FOR