The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-03
Cuy Politics.
HARD SHELL DEMOCRATIC MAY0EAErY CONVENTION
TROUBLH II THE CAMP.


the following named temporary officers viz ;-EnsDuei
B Hart, chairman; George l. Clark snt John Caffr y
Secretaries and hsreupoa proceeded to examine and
determine upon the several contested delsAors wnca
resulted In the reception Of the Mugan ticket Of the
First ward the Sweet ticke from the Fourth the Cooley
ticket Of the Fifteenth the ticket heA led Horace Y
Clark for TIE I5n and the JOHN Qsin ticket OF the Twsn
I, sc ccod
The decision In favor Of the ticket from the Fifteenth
headed By james Cooley setting asds the returns by
fas three inspectors Of the McInte ticket much
ercitemeot aad remark among the outsiders being
6erssood to be the 6rst instance Of the kind the party
and guarantee Of the alton Of John Wheeler
for Congress otion then made for the election
of rerms neat ecers when much discussion Whether the
choice should 10 determined yoce by ballot was
finally .rsd in favor Of bsuotns But before carrying
out the intention of the last motion to elect per
ofctr., motion made and carried to sdjourn Till
Nor da5 next II being then after mdoght the dele.
sses III goo; order retired to their respective homes
without hayips during the meeting much suggested
the name of A candidate for the msyoraIty.
rFMrERAscE MEETING IN rus TWENTIETH WARD.
meeting held last evening In answer 20 the fol-
lowing c>u -
It urion Hall I3o Broad Way ThirtJ street.
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1ven,isth x.,ds to Aueusn C.svsnson will s,o reeors
Tie audience was composed Of twenty seven men, six
women and sixteen boys.
Dr. sAmuKI MAxsxIL presided, and Mr.. Samuel Stuar.
opened the meeting with prayer.
Mr. GREELEY briefly addressed the meeting urging the
people TO prsevsre in the good work until tie ward was
pu-ged OF run.
HEviss EsQ, gave history of iutim ste friend
Who killed By ntenpersuce, and whose example in
duced The speal er 10 give his influence to al atsN
nepce NJ. Nesos quoted Rsv Mr. Guthrie's opnion on
tie Msins Liquor Ia also tbs favorable opinion Of tie
came eDsc'msnt expressed by Lord EIgin. Mr. Nevns
thought that the enlightened Of Europe looking
toward the New World to the es of the Maine law
BE sGluded to Texas where a license Law had been
carried By tbs people, and said that there nas
hope for New York Mr.. Nevns said that his hopes and
feelings were in favor or the Maize Law He thought
tnst as sure A. tbs next assembly conveusd at Albany
Maine law would be passed. Thea IL the duty Of
mea to zee that the law was enforced no,
cn IN the rural districts but the city OF New York
There vas no doubt but that could be dous The Fugi
tive Save iaa was enforced, and that unpopular
enough.
MT BuScAY, of Boston said that the Mayor of Boston
hsd rot backbone enforce the Liquor la~. He gro
ui.ed the Temperance men that he would do So bat
ingiortously oacbed out Apd never be MAvor of
Boston sgain TIE lav was enforced ia Mass shussts
and why NO In thA cityf IL eau be done; and ct
of 6ns'on Will that it il done Thee will write
"hers, mete t. ssi upiarsin the walls Of the wine
law might be executed in city Of New 70 without
much difficulty People might say that the peran
men were eoirg too issr and too far but rothng could
be too fast when the cause was right
hr WARREN the secretary of tbs City Temperance Al
lance said be vas glad to m ct the friends o. temper
too much love Of speeches. and TOO hste Of work
among the 'cmferancs people They guilty OF the
syseehel bat they nil not stand up {, The rack In
tits ,wo hvnartd fumseile-s mig bt nave aed
three months ago If .he people hs: tkea holi of it
nhGrG IF t.
have license and there is woIk enough tsep Juig.
Wills busy AL tbs time The speaker hal hsi
selling four glasses Of isgsr bier (Applaassl 'Se
ceks ave also responsible wsl as th- propresose
A-d II theie good men IL ths Court OF srssous
eaah The Mayer, ssid N. Warren VII 70 oonyi, ed
count Of the dict nent and most ~ to prison
that poi.t tns censine Of an ali Mt wsriea de-
sieo tnst tho reape cf this ward would look snt-p
aiier scoh ,s'sors II sheie names wsre hsnded 10
him be would engage that they shcuI he put through
retrsse nfsd by Maine Ia = r,an 10 the Assembly
Mr. BrNGAY hoped that tie people would not be dis
csuIaeeo b the thiu Attepdsnes At this neetrs The
progress Of the csuse was wonderful might be
ny re,aw Of the past. The cto.ning phase Ia the
tenn ers nee movement was the Maine law, and the
people must be taught to love il
1T half past rpe the meeting adjourned. There was
no rspor. Of delegates
ANOTHER STUMP CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
new YonK. Sept. l6, 1854
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seytsiys W M p CS srsss .s e toe susSins election
ninstion Kuowedss have you
ever sought at hands Of election
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our suh;sges as acceptable than
your o-atory and by emAnaons from your pen have
sound ;s.obesn pIisopls. ana feel eondds that
viii MI permit din s.% Ss
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s''' with HoS; and
HcSs Wv osDpRs, : oRsI
JOsErH sANDER and others.
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with ySrr whss osi.s svssss ts caucus nominations
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t,irsd ss.isst becoming easd,ds.e fCr public once
to sH':Ss sS
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school IoeE 6ossver, upon Cha isndnari. which s.p.
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sH the M pSSsy
she states. is both in It's issss
X. s.S1 S hs 1s s the people rather thar
TIE choice Of public .cryants
Thee are then two questions Of pubic interest upon
which deem ~ most important 70 ny views an
IN favor Of the rivc-s AID
the gen.ra Tte system In s i'm
ments approved ty the democracy under jackson In IS
and 40 omphsntly ~ The eoqu-nce
-. esSS
fosters ineustry, increasss tie between
States and cemer c ss tho boo de- OF national
Union appessr 20 me OF only constitutions, but highly
peiie measure ~ lee'slstiop; and In whstsvcr
city an called to IL wilt Always receive
my warm a.d cordial supoort " We ~ould bee
: .et, In m v III
Ion to experd the ns'ions tes.ure Mnroyinc the sd
ysntsses srs, dy rcse. In che hn ths arts peace
then "a squsbder 10 Wild rchene. territorial arrran
6isements '''
Another subject which hNs gr ally Ngitated the public
mind the pAessre ~ the late se VI ~ Congress OF ths
so called keirasks tl Whereby effected the rspes
Of the 'vi.souri Con pvnmien Of pacacation
adoped 1T time ~ rct danger the Union and the
public 90 eminsntly -se fiotc have
the SANCTION of purs ano bst ststesmen and
dn rest times TO numbered its snppoeYs and
defenders - ftr who - their
fame we'll t. the country have sscraced truth and
dawn issi1