The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-19

believe, was adopting the whole whig city and
county ticket. But motion for the previous ques-
ton now being made, 1t was declared carried. This
question seemed to be regarded test and the ayes
and noes were called the excitement seemed to
be sS In the Affirmative aud 81 in the negative-J NJ
blakely, OF the Nineteenth ward, jumped upon chair
selves This was received with loud applause aud the
doors were then thrown open, and Mr.. Bakely aud his
friends started Those who remained tooh the matter
very cooy and the indictments, after getting part way
down stairs came back and commenced blowing out the
lights and calling for an adjournment.
In the meantime the cali of the and roe had been
proceeded WITH and the char refused TO entertain
tion to adjourn until it was concluded The noise
great drown the voice of the secretary and
several mounted chairs and put the question adjourn
ment The ayes deafening but the Chair still
NAMED muoyabe and calm as a summer morning He
did essay to demonstrate, and to ask gentlemen if
they thought they were in tammany HALF To which
voice reped-No but you have brought the worst part
here II charged that the friends of Messrs Sher-
wood and Dewey, candidates the whg ticket caused
the disturbance The dilemma in which the meeting
Of TIE ayes and nays. This carried, when tue
mtee, now reduced in number to twenty thirty
adjourned TO meet this evening at the place.
lively time is anti ipaed tonight, and probably it
Will be deemed advisable to make no nominations
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THE PUBLIC AND MY DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
was surprised this morning by seeing my name en-
dorscd as one of the candidates of Know Nothing con-
venion for the Office Of Coroner. only say that
belong to such association and that have d.
rectly indirectly sought for any such support and
further that have not been waited upon by any com
mtee in relation thereto received any notice of any
such nomination. All that know about the matter APP
pears in the newspapers of this morning, and trust that
may not be held responsible for everything that may
be published. ROBERT GAMBLE.
NEw YORK October IS, 1855.
NEW YORK Oct H. 1855.
GEsTEaENI have just received circular, and jus
ce to myself beg leave to state that have promises
pledges to make e class of my fellow citizens the
fitness for the office Sheriff by my past Ny opinions
have been freely given to the public whenever sinister
tive could be attached TO them and have been
less associated with the public OF this great city for nearly
quarter Of century you vii have dlcuy In ascertain
ing views important before the people,
Without solicitation part have been forward
portion Of fellow czens candidate for honorable
position, and would be idle tor TO that should not
feel gratied by an election TO Office; but wish 70 dis
ncy understand that In acknowledging the receipt OF
your circular neither fishing for nomination for
from your society. II Is for judge whether will
support oppose in the coming canvass: own
part intend 10 retain independence and self respect,
aud shall therefore give pledges other than those indicated
above elected shall endeavor discharge the duties
the office faithfully and fearlessy fdeeaed do not intend
to have TO regret the course pursued cand
dae Hence have desire before portion OF
my fellow citizens Office beggar or VINO answers
letters and makes promises friends the of election
to secure the votes OF whose interests he intends betray
too often the with those who make eectoneering
JOS. II. TOoNE.
To Messrs R. French Jno. II. Williams A. r. Booth X. G.
Montgomery, Jno hope.