Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-06
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- $40 BALTIMORE, Sept. S, 1854.
Inc only thing now that in any manner ak.
cites our people is the approaching municipal
election which comes of during the first week
IN october Bhe Democrats are more than
usually active, they hold pow vows at their
wlg"ams nightly, inviting every body to come
and smoke the pipe of peace. Their leading
men say they are confident of electine the
Democratic nominee, expecting a large Whig
vote against the Know Nothings. The latte,
party say nothing, but nod their heads signif
cantly, as much as to say 1--WE know what we
are about" 1t is, said that they will cleo,
their ticket by 5000 majority. ssNous Vsrrons, -
as fatner Ritchie used to say. The Democrats
are betting even on the nominee of their con-
yention.
The Democrats Of the 7th Ward held large
meeting last evening at Hickory Hall, when
VIM. L! Beafe, their representative in the Citv
Council, was repudiated, as will be seen bv
the following, which was unanimously sdouted
Having seen in the Sun report of Mr.
Bea'e speech at meeting held by the boar
OF school Commissioners, in which he insin-
yates tnat ne ives nearly elected as Native
american candidate for the Council of the 9TH
war; And likewise he says that he had bean
endorsed by this ward in three several elections
70 that Council, thereby insinuarisg that the
democracy Of this ward had endorsed his Ma
tive American opinions Therefore be IL
hrs0fted, That we, the Democracy of the
.'h ward, do repudiate the principles of Native
amerleanism, and denounce the insinuation
as false IN all particulars, as the Democracy
OF this ward now and ever has been opnoseJ
TO all factions, be they native or otherwise:
proc aiming to all there shall be no religions
test In this land Of conscience; knowing no
1actlon. but the whole people; no religion. but
federation to all creeds; and no citizenship
Dat that established by law
Resolred, That W. Z Beale would never
nave been elected to the City Council from the
7th ward had he not first renounced his Native
American principles.
Tho Democrats are talking of starting new
paper here with which to fight the opDosition
An aby-conducted paper would no doubt helm
tnem vastly but new papers do not ALWAYS
pay Such work otter turns ont merely Ia
Dor OF iove-paying the publisher more kicks
than coppers.
Dr. Dammon, Vaccine Physician for the lat
ward, has been dismissed by the Mayor. He
Is charged by number of Germans with oh
tanning money under false pretences in bis
official capacity.
he Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows is now in
session in this city. This morning, an cleo.
TOR ofofhcers for the ensuing year took place
with the following result: VIM NJ Ellison.
OF Massachusetts,, Grand Sire; G.. W. Race
OF louisiana, Deputy Grand Sire; james L.
Ind sely OF Ma yland, Grand Corresponding
and Recording Secretary; joshua Vansant, Of
- Mar fsnd, Grand Treasurer.
y The Patriot of this evening, says: 4"
z "a . learn that an interesting young lady,
daughter Of Joseph Cleaveland. Esq, Of Felis
Point, died very suddenly yesterday afternoon,
She was sick about an hour. Mr.. Cleavelsud
is also very illand is not expected to recover
1t is said that the family partook very hearty
at dinner, of crabs 1t is rumored that several
deaths occurred in the neighborhood, last even
irg, from the same cause"
Every inducement is offered r. c. Wright.
Esq, to become q candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for Mayor. 1t is doubtful
whether he will be Q candidate. Mr.. Thomas,
q hardware merchant, is also spoken of a. q
candidate, but there are doubts of his Democ
racy, which viii cause the party to hold his
case under adyisement. SIGNA