The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-29
POLITICAL.
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TAMMANY

0oD wARD-REauLAR DEMOCRATIC rAMHANY
For Assembly, iOh district. Col James Barnh
eaaneiman ssi district John John 'i soSin.on
Dickinson T Tsoaa. ss
s s:ii isSa 4 r: John .9 s?sy yDo.a.p
a a A. Walter SSna Stafford. Ais,hoSy 9ae.
commissiarcr Of sSRoops 'oaI mss Walsh
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BY ORDER the nm0'r 4 n Twenty sy ward
i isTs Es iss%saip, ssseers'arIe.
A GAIN IN THE FlELD-MuNIoIPAL REFORM MASS
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hears on he evening OF Thursday The ls Q! november nex
success Of the municipal reform nominations Several dsn
accepted invitations address the meeting setting forth the
extent nnd nature o. Tie corrupt tees which have brought
''f''''" '''A VIC rETgn &c "ooPEa.
President. Muni.pal Reform Committee.
H. ~ scnrfrHi., Secretary.
"A he Twelfth ward dcmecracy held in accordance 70 The
a ase f'a Se o a. az
. Vice s
Isaac r Marin and Jsmess suyer Tho following gentle
murray ard Theodore + Tone '''0' @''0As
The following icke. then put {, the meeting and was
adopted with much enthusiasm
REGULAR sorisAnos, Acconsisa usAGEs
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Assessor ...........,..,...,..s stephen Lntz
school Commissioner Abraham " Williams
School Trustees. .Johnn E Dodge, James Doyle,
consia,les. 800. John NJ. Gem, John W. Murray.
"a district WITHIN Hchry, ,asrse Ffadeninal
80 DIST ic... John Hart, John Helnes
S dis'r district 5smes msTasue John ' Dodge
Alter Which INC following Gentlemen were appointed to drat
who reported the following resolutions, which were unan
Resolved. That we heartily respond nomination of
an enny sasa a. By S S
Aldermen represent the Twelfth ward Tho services here
saw on ss &C. ae DOT as inc voters VIII
Resolved That The nomination Of Adam O. Flanagan for the
olcc Of Councilman meets with hearty commentator
and shall receive our united support lie reliable demo
city, and VA ably represent the ward the Board Of Coan
Resolved, lLa In nomination stephen for Asses
SCR e l a pases 81 81 hs c wd 9ays & %
Resolved That nomnaiion Of abraham " Williams for
School Commissioner only meets with hearty response
from us but we feel pride in having 4 IN our power offer
Resolved, That the nomination of John 2. Dodge, James
Inspector enucd to the consideration the voters
The ward gentlemen wen calculated TO advance the int
Resolved Thai he nomination Of John g. Gent and John "
elected yin 70 doaD. prove able and en- lent Saesrs p,0
Lyons Sisssss
support they In whose hands the purity
OF elections may be safely entrusted.
Resolved That In the nomination OF Thomas Mnnay
Senator the nominating committee have responded 70 the wishes
Of the people az he has given evidence OF his ability repre-
his constitute and his return The Senate will be hailed
with JOY by the democi acy generally
Ietoved That the nomination OF John Quinn with
approval he Is reliable democrat opposed TO the pcrse
ouion account Of their religion and birthplace and
equally hostile TO the oppressive and unconstitutional
ment Of the Probibtory Liquor law.
Resolved That Will strictly adhere regular noina
tons laid down by Tammany Han and viii give hearty
and united support to he regularly nominated ticket OF s
ward headed tor Alderman, David Jacksou and the
lar ticket Of city and county and OF the STATE recognz
ed by Tammany Hall.
The meeting, during the eveneg cloquany ad-
dressed by DR.. E D. Connery Thomas Munaas Esq
other distinguished speakers The meeting then adjourned
with nine cheers for the whole regular democratic
MICHAEL. MURRAY, X. o. GLOVER, Chairman.
BfAzus EYIR, Secs.
THroDonE y. TosE,