The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-28
JOINS 5oas G bsss.r, Secretaries.

ENOURTH WARD In A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC
held in the Shakespeare Hotel on Wednesday, the 2a.n
inst, the following resolutions were unanimously
Whereas In the ensuing election 1t is our imperative
duty TO guard and defend constitutional ri sh.s
sailed hand by the fan .tcal defenders Of most
oppressive and unconstitutional law under the mistaken
idea that temperance no desirable this virtue
tanly may be- could DO produced By Law Akers; and
thressnsd on the Sthe. hand By band q ssash and
letter OF the constiu on do not claim equal rights and
liberties for s but privileges for themselves on account
Of their birthplace aud whereas, Uoratio Seymour by
the whole OF his sration, and especially
By his admirable veto Of that odous and tyraunial
pssssd himself nS only
y sound and reliable democrat but also IAN Of the
highest moral COURAGE not TO b. shaken ,, the foul
whereas, by such noble conduct he has not only richly
deserved the gratitude of all good citiHsns, but has
provsd himself the only reliable candidate in the
field for that highly responsible Office which he lls
with as much honor for himself IS advantage to the
Resolved That we joyfuly hail Governor Horato Soy
mouIs acceptance Of his ominaon and will willingly
task to the utmost al our energies and means to secure
and whereas that party whose distinguished leader
in our State Horsto Seymour is has openly end above
board declared itsel, BY it's constituted organs-the
State committee in Albany for the city and county
of New York the general committee In Tammany Hail.
against temperance fanatics rs we'll as Know Nothiugs
thus making cause their while the other
hand tho whg party has com plsey identified itself With
the temperance party AVID while the party folio wing the
tons, vital to interests and rights dubious
position that gentleman himself whose mrpy letters
single subject leave that in the dark,-the
Stuyvesant committee not having dared to say WORD
about the temperance party tbs Know Nothogs, and
their State csmt 60 IN Albany rejecting with the
decided majority Of sixteen votes ns four resolutions
condemnpg the Know No.hiugs AID endorsing Governor
Seq mour's veto !; therefore bs 1t
Resolved, that, except In such cases where nom'na
thug conventions, forgetuf OF tho de-
cAred principles OF their party and the ssues which, in
this Gle con are distinctly taken by the sams have
al mel sndil aea hose al
te uety looked upon defeat Of the de@ocraic par
y and triumph Of our MT dangerous 4dversArss,
slnorg ell otaer candidates before tho 2ie, II
otherwise equally qusiaed We win always give prefer
to those NOMINATED by the eemosrAc patty whose
acknowi edged Standard bearer Hcrs.io ssyn oar Is.
Resolved That we earnestly reeonme ID sill Adopt
ed czsns throughout the city and state, to ado
the tsue rules IN selecting candidates for tneir support
Resolved, That this rnestiog appoint committee Of
seven whose duty 1t shall 10 to telect cindjata &C
eordiDg to tho above rules and present them for
support .: meeting to 30 beld Ia the place
Weonesday eveLir next.
Received, That tnese reso'utoss be published ir the
tn se Gsrlnsn caily papers, The New York Herald sad
New York Day BOOK.