The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19

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sometime ago announced nysek . candidate fer Csa
areas tbs Seventh district and panied TO b
COMPELLED to .har.w 2. account Of ~ health s:S ether
and which put II wholly out Of power to do justice
TO an independent ear The Abers stump H.
locality because this truly republican node in coming
before the public Is not In fashion hereabous do net
pretend TO possess the eloquencs Of the immortal Clay,
whose confidence long enjoyed, nor DO arogate to
mys self the profundty Of Webster; and regret this
state OF things the more because there questions
and psnts OF great national interest which to be
nootd before the people and upon which think
could shed SONS and advantageous light. alude
10 the Missouri compromise, which show to have
been the rights OF the people to make
their constitution and laws and to empoy such Ia
Dor they shall please; slavery and the vany OF the
abolitionists, though atstraoty am one and repeal
stances may arise which will induce me to the
but now Wow tie present and future they
are rot likely 70 occur oa son IRON
emit exeron to promote the cause to which have 20
long been urfnchiog friend; and return my most
singled out to be the victor and champion the
combined forces OF OLD party hacks and Pspa influenced
The year 1854 viii be lorg and particularly
for its national phenon ena for her political sun
his arisen In the East, the West the North and the
South snd whose scorchDg rays shall not be subdued
until americans shall truly declare both spiritually and
literally that they are FREE sovereign and independent
My friends viii pesse not take me amiss If should
kindly admonish them to RENE nber and protect the
ool for the maintenance and perpetuaton OF dearly
bought rights ard liberties will address my Ameri.
H. win n
F. a. PETns,
Nos. So Wall and 1872 West Twenty eighth street.
CTATE OF NEW YORK. sECRErARY's OFFICE,
y Albany, August 10. 1854 TO the sheriff of the
a. the General Election to be held in this ststs on the
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday Of November next
the foil. wing officers are to re ell ctec, to wit
Governor, in the pla,e Of horatio Sey mour;
Lieutenant Governor, in the place of Sanford E.
Church;
Canal Commissioner, in the place of Henry Ftzhugh;
An Inspector of State Prisons in the place of Henry
Storms;
All whose terms Of Office will expire on the last day OF
in the Thirty fourth Congress Of tho
United States for the Third Congressional district com
posed Of the First Second, Third, Fifth and Eighth
wards in the city Of New York for the Fourth district
composed Of the Fourth, SIXTH Tenth aud Fourteenth
composed Of the Seventh and Thirteenth wards In New
York. and the city of williamsburg Kings county for
the sixth district composed OF the Eleventh. Fifteenth
district composed of the Ninth and Twentieth
wards In New York; and for the Eighth district,
posed Of the Twelfth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth wards
County officers also to be elected for said county
Sixteen Members Of Assembly;
Surrogate, in the place of Alexander W. Bradford;
Recorder in the place of Francis X. Tiou;
City Judge, in the place of Welcome R. Beebe;
MAY or, in the place of Jacob A. Westervelt;
Register, in tho place of Garrett Dyckman;
ACommssioner of Streets and Lamps, in the place Of
George G. 1lazier who appointed to fill vacancy
caused BY the resignation Of Henry Arcularius;
Police Justice for the Second district ia the place
of Daniel W. Clarke who appointed to fill vacancy
caused by the death of John McGrath;
Two Governors of the AlmAhouse In the place Of Gus
tavus A. Conover and William Prkney, appointed to gil
vacanc ies;
District Attorney, in the place of Lorenzo B. shep
ard who appointed to fill vacancy occasioned by
the death Of Nathaniel B. Blunt;
Civil Justice and Police Justice for the Seventh Ju
dicia District composed OF the Twelfth Nineteenth
and Twenty second wards;
Police Justice for the Eighth Judicial District,
posed of the Sixteenth and Twentieth wards. Yours,
respectfully,