The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-11
CITY Poaisies.


fsrutf William Peel who mr,ed In Mexico has besv,
nonnstcd Tor Councilman In The scvcntecnh ditrct b,
the NJ Sican NounieeTs lie IL also a candidate fyr The
republican nomination.
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
John = brndshaw jonrncynian boot and shocuiak kcs
has been nominated for thn AssSmhi,isy PARTY vhs
syp Themselves the Union Drniocratic Republicans
nnd Workingmen's Association OF thu Twentieth Ward
William Joyce, president and James ahetis secretar,
One ~ The resolutions adopted asserts that the
Of soringmcn be best promoted by of their o-s
order.
nyrupLIoaS GENERAL eoxmrrryr.
nc heirg'its elected by the people of ,h~ dsIcrcss<
wnrds favorable to Tho republican movement ,hls
evening at ls5 rprtpg street
woHxIsoAEa's PRovIsIoYAL COMMITTEE,
1ln committee consisting oi the officers of the late
Hope Chapel meeting aud the members of tho Executive
Committee q one from each ward, appointed that
csaon meet this evening AT the Cooper HOUSE perfect
comrlfie organization 81 ,he wcskingm.a ct a,a~s
cnt wardt, and t. announce standing vigilance commit
tees ior tie ycas 1865,
srw TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.
I'm sntnriay evening there II ~ b. n meeting Of the
friends of the Maine law, 10 organize a new rnoy,mens.
that u to sup"rccde the Carton csguc aud tho tcm<v
nncc alliance Among the recent conventions nrnuoss
ws1 made ot the temperance people al all but though
they ridcnlousy tInsli faction in the city thrv
may control s,ne Two thousand ,oter, and these
rohticaD VIII b. after. Mr Nathan Nepbt sisnA tho
coli for meeting.
nErunLiCAs MOVEMENTS
- inan m IN JIM. ,nfsuan, 70 call ~" rcpubesa ehctors
~ tn Ihih rhrd assembled AZ tho Museum iotoi LAST
evening end organized hy the choice Of Mr. Andrcw W.
.ggat ior chairman, nnd hr J. ". Riggs secretary
-" oioci~ ~ the meeting having b~en stated th.
mr. proceeded 70 choosr the foiiUpinR delegates
tanTpi foat,iaos--Jnmcs W I,ggs Affrei H. nooth
and icnuo ". lETles.
stint t'Hr nfign, Andrew ". fosTat and Joseph u.
Taylor Jir Chairman aud Secretary authorized 10
nl al Nacnneies witch might occur In these tesniiosss
Inisr5Nnt WsnD.--h iaIR and enthusiastic nse~tng
81 the FciubibYns held rst evening nj Ondcrdonk's
hni corner :" Clinton and Grand streets. Tho msstirg
wan csied " ofder O'Clock pursuant caI by Mr.
~ lhompsont who nominated Mr David fsprcn fer
chairman; ami Air Js"o- ouin ior socrr,ary.
Tho Ing pcrsnns thon un.nlinousiy d~~&x
mattel - delgaies 10 the state Conventions ~ucraA
Committee -
Nrie tencsfio". .--tarcus r Ferris and VIM A. wess
Gfaroi Gta,a,fee,-tdwAFd Collin. samuel Atsinaoa
and IaNid hTpen
The meeting adjourned subject ,hr call ~ the
chair aer listening 1" short remarks from, A.sss lap
pm 'sain and oior friendly 70 ihe objects OF the
political organization.
Nni1tnn WAnp.--Ihe Nineteenth Ward frc~ rsA
Republican Gpb Incl last evening At fBJ Third ascnuc
John orbofn prcsitlrg, AMI neargo Erisgs acting a.
s'cfoiary Aranrrmenis were made Tor porfrctins b~
political organization Of The Tenth Assembly district
flwoNh, Nincoouth aud TNony coud ard spd fsr
tic completion = The organization ~ the Sinstenih
ward Tcl'cafcs were APPOINTED 20 the Bstsie, Con.
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