The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

MINE TENTH wARD-THE DEMOCRATIC REpUB
IN lican Charter Nominating Committee, elected pur
Hall, met ct the house Of John Esgan of Forty
nd street and Third Thursday the 10th
October ls64 stephen NJ rrsw was duly elected chair
man, and Wulism higgins, secretary.
On motion, committee, consisting Of Thomas Pear
SOD, James starr and Edward Parsels appointed
70 wait upon the committee elected under the cal of the
Ger ersl Committee at the Stuy Institute to a.
certain they would unite in joint convention for the
nomination OF . union charter ticket.
Said committee reported that they had waited upon
the other ncn mating convention, and that IL would b
acceptable to form the unicn proposed whereupon II
Voted To adjourn to the house of Michael O'Bren In
Forty second sree there to unite In consolidated
vention with the delegates elected under the call Of the
stuyvesant Institute General Committee.
STEPHEN N. DREW, Chairman.
WnInx HIcGrSs, Secretary.
The National emocratic Republican Charter Nomi.
mating committee, elected pursuant to the call Of thu
GereIsl Committee ct Stuyyesant institute, organized
the mouse II Michael O. Brie. Il, ofy seccod .-set
thuftay sssDirg 18th October BY the election Of VII
tsry committee from The convention elected unde
the call Of the Tsmmany Eali General Committee, VA
received who sed that the two charter
should unite in boty, for the purpose Of masking
union ticket to be supported by the uDiten democvcy
at the Coming election The proposition was favor,bll
entertained aLo 1t sniinously voted to 60 int
joint convention with the committee elected By tn,
other ction Of the democratic party and the commit
~ ''''''1'' ~ ~ W lillian oKErr, Chairman
GEORGE CRooKR, Secretary
JOINT CoSvKsnoS The two Democratic Charter Com
mittses in the Nineteenth ward met joint
pursuant vote in each body at the house Of hichae
OCrien, in Forty second street. Thursday evening
Oct 10, 1884 and was organised BY the election Of Ko
tert Gamble, Eeq Chairman ard Stephen NJ. Dire n
and George Crooher seeretare Upon a call Of ths
roll twenty delegates answered to their Ih'
convention then projected to Ali the five vacancies afte
which, motion,
1NsON HEREICK, Esq,
nominated for Alderman by reclamation. The con
veDton then proceeded to ballot Ter candidate fo
Councilman, which resulted as fol ows:-Thomas Nc
Speddep, l6; Brian hcCahil 81 Denis Turbeday a scat
TERN z, q; Blanks, 2. Whereupon IL was
RESOLVED, lhst homas AIcspcddon be nominated
MIN ousiy the democratic csodidate for Councilman
On motion, committee consisting Of Messrs. Thomas
Pearson, Thomas Hapin and William OKe,fe was ap
pointed to wait upon Nc Herrck and Mc5pedon
Ietcrt At the next reeti, OF the Joint Conven ion
The convention then journedt to meet It the house
Of Edward Farsis, IL sixt, first street. AoniaJ
evenir g. 81 "a O'Clock
MONDAY EyEsSc, OCT. 2a, 1s54-Pursuant to adjourn
msLt the Joint Convention ct at the house OF E
Parsels-kobsrk Gamble IN tbs chiir
1be commit plon.sd to wait upon the candidates
dominated on Iuesc.y evening, reported that Mr. Her
rick would accept the nomination for Alderman and tn
Mr. McSpedon, Tile highly approaching the honor
ierrsd upon him, would DO csm.siet, II ON the nature
Of his business, to cecine
Ths convention then proceeded to ballot for candi
date for Councilman ian Nc ahi having received
msj'Iy Of ths votes, vas declared duly nominated
Thomas McSl eden unanimously nominated fol
School Comrni sior Terrence fsley, for Inspector
Public Schools and the oiIogog named gentlemen FOL
School Trustees viz James Moore snt Gregory Com,
for the term Of four years; Anorew Mansws for tbs
term of two Jears, and bario Gallagher for the term
one yesr.
John McGlinn and Patrick Flynn duly nominated
for rstsbes and the following tlemen for Ins
tors Of Elect Fist district, tennis Flynn, Johr
Burke; econd district, Edward Psrsels David Wood
II ird district, William Wardswortb, James starr.
The Convention then ,ved itself into Ward Vigi
lance Committee for the purpose OF secnring ciici,
action in behalf Of the regular democratic ticket thu
following gentlemen were appointed Q Finance Com
mittee to collect funds for the promotion OF the election
Of the regular ticket viz .Janes Moore and Philil
EOh6V. tho first diatrict *. ParselA
Jsmes Dopegan Second district; James STAIR and Hiram
Chandler, Third district It was then
Resolved That the rattle Ation meeting to respond Il
House, Friday ing November 3, 1854, and tina
kessrs Michael O'Bren, Edward ). Parcels and Jame
Starr to committee TO make necessary arrangement
for said meeting
The committee then adjourned to mest with the demo
crscy of the ward In meeting. at the Four M,
house, on said Friday evening, November 3, 1854
RUBEhr GAMBLE, Chairman.
STEPHEN " DREW, lsecre,ar;os