The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

IN Unon-Naional Democrats Republican electors the
s Institute epd n favor Of he on na
nona principles requested meet at the Howard House
day October at O'Clock r. NJ for he purpose Of adopting
such be deemed necessary for the
ne party a. the ensuing election BY order Of the Committee
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RTuIIRD SENATORIAL DisTRICT.-AT AN ADJOURN
L ed meeting OF the National Democratic Convention of the
% a m %r oadws hsa s Sohn 20 aGS %msrs o
the ohHr Maurice 0Kecfe Esq appointed secretary
5hs being day orga1zed hs en- minutes Of the last
tbe different wards being present, was moved ha we pro
rial DsfIe Previous vote, tue following letier
ccived and read to the mee,ing:-
a. saaas ss y e q s used as Se % e
hnctly understood that am not candidate for that nomna
"0' before ms convention Join pxSS fh district
To Third Senatorial Delegation.
Aer reading the above letter motion of Walter Joyce
Of Second ward the convention unanimously nominated
1honas Barr Of the Sixth ward the candidate OF The de-
non. 'Nr'''' N'''''' -
Ryan Edward q. West Maurice O'Reefe James CLARK
faiIfck mciaufhlD and the chairman John II whimore
apponed 70 make he necessary arrangements Tor rauhca
The proceedings published Herald
and nay News The convention adjourned three
ssee,s or The success = Of the nominee and waited upon he
neat speech thanking them for his renewed
sentative Albany Governor T. G. responded Tnsi
Ing that he delegates would a enerss. the
rspresenase Of the people On motion vote Of thanks
So = Y'''' JOHN Il V@nIrNoRE, Chairman
BAuRicE o'kEEfE, Secretary.
TwESTfETH wARD.-AT 4 LARGE AND ENTHU
Ward held at Continental Hall OF Egnt
sra appoinea Prsns Sssrs Mens John
Psss Ps1ss aOaSs sssSn ; a Ke and so9as.n VIE
SL@ws s'aas preamble and resolutions we're unanimously
whereas The primary political Affairs Of tbe city have
Eraduss passed into irresponsible hands, and css
whoe services az the bid of unscrupuous canddses
polite position have attained the position Of delegates
after a.vins Introduced into PRIMARY meetings system
he o 81 oSnoo s@a naSSasa sSa S our a
nost unscfuguous abuse Of public confidence effected
sses az %s.unpoa Soaaass asse saI %
mnsp & nISa,ass driven The aae and respssele Gu
she par asarped the power Of selecting our csniiaes
have eEhi,ds determination rule or ruin. sacrlsc
demo ae principles and measures AMI al chances Of demo
g rsmln 70 their private anmosies and partisan hos
.pponed md traudueniy consnted binding upon
@ s yndae n & toe s rs he wr,ns
Rssised. That the national democracy o. ths ward win
ng e e q o The parry and IN securing 70 the
isced ey he@ssIses, aad candidates hostile 70
Resov,d. That invite ali true democrats haras and
securnr unicn harmony, principle and triumph upon
Ia Opposition the Maine iaw--n favor Of II. repeal
sisa snisns religions ereeds ss es, q merit ar % a.
priyrg cizen sccoun of his birth place from full
gnfrs high and the low, the rich and poor
ID. Imposition legislation BY Congress upon the
iect ssgcry Territories and In favor OF The
Nebrs securing local sovereignty IN hc.ferriores
and he repeal of the Missouri compromise btl.
Re- sei, That a committee u ave be appointed by the
Chair select q ward committee.
T eeine eoquen,ly addressed by Messrs. Daniel
Eictles and VIM NJ. Allen. On notion,
oiyrd That w. Moneh, Tinohy Waters, Jr and Henry
IAk BE- appointed delegates represent the Twentieth
vxru " National Democratic Republican General
mite C. :. H0GARDCF, President
W. MgScx, JoHs DosuLr, faos. MASON g. J. KrtIY n,
Mox Vice Presidents
w. AesTEra ]. RougK, Secretaries.