The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-06

Temperance bill. daughter
The names of the officers of the meeting were then
read by 7. B. GLOVER AZ follows -
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Ward 1-F. w. c. Wsdekind, Charles A. Canaan. j..
2-Duoiey Haley Abraham B. Miller.
8-George W. Guion, John 3 0evciu.
4-John W. Avery, John Robbins.
S-menIy o'Ksefs, Hsiiderbrandtvon Claim
S-Richsrd T. Compton, Charles n Ring.
8-wiIliam valcau, Abrsm Miller.
l0--Charlcs Francis, DR. VIM. H. Hyatt.
1l-John Philips, John Mason
12-Danicl Tfeman, 3 Benson AcGowan.
13-Lewis Wilmington, Patrick Boylin
li-John Kelly, Viii lam P. Powell
15-John B. Ry.r, Elijah Fisher.
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1S--Rsya al Phelps, John Brges.
1a-John L Brown, Frnucis Russert
2t-winiau WcConky, Dennis Ryer
2l-Jehn Kinsley, Andrew Froment.
22-Col james Burnham, James Hughes.
sEcRErARIEs.
Ward l-Jsmss Ryan, Ward 12-John Il. Payne,
2-wm. B. storer, 13-MartIn L. Bryant,
3-John Patten, 1l-Thomss Boese,
4-Georgc Butts, l5-Peter Duffy,
s-Pster Dolan, 1e-wm G. Belts,
6-AndIew Nesbt, 17-C. B. smith,
s-Ssnisl si Z Dsiavsn iS-F. j. Twomsy,
9-Tha. n. Laurence, 2e-Soln n. Noble,
10-Pcter Parks, 2l-Horatio r. Carr,
The reading Of the foregoing List interrupted BY
tho entry Of the Young Mems Democratic Union Club, at
tended BY an excellent band which for whls snlivened
the hall with its music. The club was received with
three cheers.
rhs can of the meeting (as aoove) was then read By
AIExR NISa.
snents Of the meeting were then reported by DAVID
OKu1E, Jr -
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.onsntiy saSs a. appeal fsam ths sssrsssed opinion
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bs tIuy either unnecessary injudeiors
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believe ezclsvey the palma and penal
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assoysd That deeply nprssssd with the necessity Of
rendered position oceapisd By norstic seymour As
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Lieutenant Governor undivided and earnest support
Ihs question w.: PUT and The resoluti0ns were
interrupted By Three cheers for sosmour,r and ap
nj. use whom strt Dg point came ont One rentlo
man. evi0ensly under the Influence Of bad rum kept
slaing, in incoherant sentences, from tImo time,
aHurrsk-frsedom- CAii'ornia -syes nght--dress upf
--rnd other like funny and pertinent observatiops.
Ths CHAnxAx begged to Introduce the meeting the
Eon Alexander Ming, but the humor Of the unt,rraed
cpcsd bawlrg most vccaferovsH for Ccchrane, John
CcaySnsu Asr acue modest delay On The Part OF the