The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-09

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Asse css Ion 81 the Eleventh Yard viii bosc meeting
Monday sysr,Dg October g. at o'csooh II No. ass
and the rgnt 10 70 choose what he should "a.
what hs should drink for the Almighty gave that
sny man or sS .tsmu . as s.. liberty
away from us? RAly, then, with as Let every FOOD
AnericAu citizen arae In the attitude Of his strength to
the constitution, Seymour, and the Veto AL
th that Interested 10 the conf Ds election and
ihe union o. the Old democratic party, whou. cloak
deception, wings Know Nothings, invited 70
attend a. business OF great interest," vin Dc laid before
the meetpE There win several eminent speakers 10
address the rssDs order q s sas SS&@sss
T5LEvENTH wiRD REGULAR NOMINATION. THE
II committee elected the tishst At the democratic
primary election, held At tns corner Of Avenue aud
r.elfth street, on Tuesday, Oetober held meeting
Dock street and unanimously gave the nomination 70
John Bart for Councilman OF the Thirty second Council
=, JAMES kEsL N, john. GULLY,
MICH ,El poYLk, DANIfs DONOVAN,
"''-' ~ JAMES KEE1AN, Chairman
NATIoNSL DEMOCRATIC MAyoRALTY ooNvEN.
IN ton-The members OF the above convention viii
Vsssns Institute fos the purpose q dominating s.nd
'''' ''' mayor " f EMANUEL B. HART, Chairman.
S sSas g sAy c1ans Secretaries.
DRArTIcAL DEMOCRAvs-THE COUNTY ORG M.
at7 O'Clock, at the Mercer House, corner Of BrOome
and Mercer streets IRA b DAVIS, Chairman.
Ssa i nasa1. sss'ssar'..
CMTH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REpUBM
Of the Eleventh. council district Of the Sixth ward held
e the Ivy Green, y Elm street. on Saturday evening
October 1884, Mr. Richard Kelly called 20 the
chair, and William o jenkins appointed secretary.
Upon the FIRST ballot, John Clancy unanmou sly
district On motion, the folio sing resolution adopt
Resolved That the democracy Of the sixth ward look
Councilmen, for his erng integrity and honesty Of
purpofe and his unwaverng endorsement Of democratic
thirteenth district their b tho coming
ZION. RICHARD j. KELLY, Chairman
WILLIAM Q. JENKINS, Secretary.
CHrH WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
ing Of the Twelfth District Council Convention held st
No 1O4 Bsyard street. Saturday evening, October T.
motion, Mr. James Kerrigan WAS elected chairman
and James Campbell appointed secretary.
Michael G. Donoho was unani nously nominated for
Councilman Of the Twelfth district.
The following resolution was offered BY p Wade, Esq
Resolved That a. old and nccrruptible democrats Of
the sixth ward We offer to the citizens Of the Twelfth
Counc Imam His action in the Board during the past
year has stamped him the poor mans friend, and his
as an able Of the Sixth ward and we cali
upon the people to sustain him By their support at the
polls. JAMES KERluGAN, Chairman.
JAMES CAMPBELL, secretary.
C,Ixra WARD NATION IL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
y Nomination. Thirteenth District Council Conven.
ion.-The right Of the people self government is
cardinal principle Of the constitution The democratic
of the Thirteenth district Sixth ward assembled at
90 Bayard street Saturday evening"
October I, when Mr. Richard Barry was called TO The
chair and Charles Hscho elected secretary Upon the
first pa Not James h. Kerrgan was unanmo 1sly nom
mated for reelection as Councilman Of the Thirteenth
district The following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That In James Keirigan the democracy Of
the Thirteenth district recognize firm and fearets ad
Board of Councilnen in opposition to corrupt and
scheming SPECTATORS in their base dosgns to plumber
eodsy him to the people q district for
RICH ARD BARRY, Chairman
CHARLES BIscuoFF, Secretary.
ITO THE ELECTORS OF THE SECOND wARD-wE
i place before you the following named indie pendent
candidates for electon:-For Councilman, Samuel Yates
for Assessor Geo. w. Knight; for Constable, Charles
spectors OF election First District Jas NJ Bailey, Wm
s. DuAe; seconc District Il b. TaJsr, Richard Moroney
Ss ssss q as1 ABILITY to ' the Offices TO
FRED HUBBARD, Chairman.
A. ADAMS, Secretary.
T>HIsTEENTH WARD REFORM IIcKkT- AT MEET.
i ing of the independent voters Of the thirteenth
W
unanimously adopted, to be supported by them at
the forthcoming November election
For For As,emo.y. Marcus T. p Ferris
For CouDclman, sad Dist Dist. william Mccorkle.
For Councilman, saith Dist. Joshua B. Arthur.
For Councilman, 35th Dist George N. Weed.
r1- ro,s..n.s William E. Horton,
''A NoA's''e''''''''''.' David Saffen.
School Officers.
For Commits oner. -. ..Augustus Morana.
ror trustee .............. James Myers, Jr.
For Inspectors Of Election:
Samuel Atkinson, John N. GriHith,
Alfred Starr, Amos II, Colt,
Andrew Craft Frederick 7. Miller,
Lewis Wilmington, John Belts,
George Ogden Andrew Lewis
Augustus Houen, Benjamin G. Dean,
Franklin Finch, John A. Platt,
William D. Holmes. n. C. Arthur
John N. Dewey, Charles Wilson.
J. PROUDFIT, Chairman.
J. B. Arthur, Secretary.
sPECiAL sOTICEs.
II HERMAN BENEVOLENT BURIAL SOCIETY -IHE
II members Of the above society hereby notified
Hail. 70 Prince street, this (aonday) evening, At *
O'Clock, on business Of importance. By order.
PATRICK DEE, Gsnl President.
JAMES MURRAY, Genl Secretary.
ID OCULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE hECHAN.
~ ics' Institute Of the city Of New York. win be held
g lecture No BsE Tass evening
bcrs requested, several additional drec win be
then elected. By order Of the institute.
JAMES HENRY, Actuary.
VLTHITEHALL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. A
w meeting Of this association viii be held at 40
Whitehall street, Wednesday evening, Oct II, at X
p NJ. Punctusl attendance requested business OF
Importance is to be transacted By order
ARTHUR BOYCE, Secretary.
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