The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-29

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Oh ne oom0crac party Respectfully yosr SoeSen nj .erysni
Mr.. A. B. ROLLINS chairman Of the committee appoint
ed at the meeting of the Ward Committee Tuesday eve
ming to prepare an address and resolutions embodng
the views Of those joining In the new movement now
came forward and made the address submitted by
csmmitee The address quite lengthy. We give its
leading features The democratic masses were called
upon to disregard at the present time all minor differ
ences forget past controversies and unite
upon platform, in the carrying of which voice
and Vnfa md nAn ~ tIa r.
should be felt In opposition to the Know Nothings abol-
tonsts and Maine law fanatics Great placed
the General Committee at stuyvcsant Institute in doing
away with them, denounced sperate usurpa-
on OF power and based upon and degrading
assumption that the democracy strong enough
to veto primary elections. Tho candidates named under
the system adopted by the General Committee de-
cared "stump candidates, /" and nothing They
therefore, urge the democracy of the Eleventh wa rd
and other wards, to join them IN recognizing the
National Democratic General Committee AMI in
electiDg nominating conventions that will not only
nominate good candidates. but open the door for union
upon those agreeing In principle They urge also that
committee ohree be chosen from each ward and ssso
Citations formed in every wad to be designated Ma
tons are recommended in the conduct of primary cleo
tions The following their leading principles as
enunciated in conclusion
lst Nonntervention by Congress with the question OF
slavery in the Territories and right Of the people Of the
Territories to sefgovernment.
ID That neither foreign birth religion should ex-
clude from equal enjoy oyment Of political rights.
3D. Opposition TO the Maine law and ali legislation
like 1t hostile to the rights of property and individual
liberty.
The address adopted by an unanimous vote
Mr. VINCENT M LYON read the following resolutions,
which we're passed unanimously
Whereas. The National Democratic Republican General
has by gross usurpaon Of power deprived the
70 By !, Of ss an, e sc Of sa1S
authority virtually to make nominations for party viola
coes % . to allow
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duties and violated The trusts conGded to IT, the
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massss because their only object was paek conventions
LEADERS,
and restore the ascendency Of the democratic pary and
liyes from each ward constitute General Committee with
power to nominating conventions operate in
the nomination OF a union ticket.
Hon. EmANrn b. HART, In response TO numerous calls
came upon the stand. He said that IL would delight
him to address the democracy the Eleventh vnrd and
especially upon occasion fraught with tho momen-
tous and interests connected with their present meeting
The state Of his health forbade heightened speech lie
could heartily endorse, however the sentiments that had
been uttered In their hearing His sympathies
were with the present movement, and he should
ends sought to be gained. (Cheers) He believed the
best interests Of the democratic party would be effected
thereby.
Dr. Hertz loudly called for but did not appear
motion made To adjourn, which was carried.
The assembage thereupon dispersed in utmost har
mony and quiet In the early part Of the evening a
rather noisy character, whose interruptions OF the
speakers by continued interjaculatory remarks
deemed little too spirited was Iemo ed from the hall
other than this everything passed Oh orderly.
Hard Shell Assembly Nominations.
The Hard Shell Assembly Nominating Conventions met
last night in their respective districts nominate
ddates to be voted for at the next election We have
received the following returns:-
ASSEMBLY DrTRIcT
The delegates to the First Assembly District
ton composed sf the First and Second wards met In
Beaver street, and organized by the appointment,
seph Bhckburne chairman and Charles r. Sackneis-
tier as secretary. On motion Mr.. Michael Ryan of the
second ward, was unanimously nominated as the hard
candidate for the State Assembly series of very
plimenary resolutions respecting the nominee pass
ed when the yention adjourned Mr. Ryan Ia also the
nominee OF the workingmen, and has been endorsed by
SECOND ASSEMBLY pprRrer
The delegates hard shells) To this convention met
last night and organized by calling to the chair A. j.
McCarty.
Benjamin Ray was nominated as Assembyman.
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Tie delegates met at Beebes In Hudson street but ad-
ned without eecting nomination. II Is understood.
that the hard candidate In this ward wishes TO be ena
oral candidate and the convention adjourned to give
him chance before the convention which meets Mon.
day night
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The delegates met at Bradburyis but adjourned with
out cfecting nomination.
ASSEMBLY pisrrrr
Inc ientn Assembly District O0ns sntion comprising
the Twelfth, Nineteenth, and Twenty second wards
last evening, corner Of Forty ninth street and Broad.
way. delegations of the Nineteenth and Twenty second
wards only being present the coyention to
next Wednesday evening.
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
This convention assembled lat night George Caesedy
In the chair, and John Leary asting ns secretary
John Cunningham nominated for the Assembly
YorRry1STH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The delegates from the sixteenth and Twentieth wards
have not yet been elected by the ward committee The
convention will be held on wednesday evening next at
202 Eighth avenue.
FffTrurSTH A-srsBIY DISTRICT.
Fhe convention met at :. n. Dotys Of Bowe-y
and third street, James D. W. Harsll "a the chair on
motion, Mr.. Arthur Woods unanimously nominated
for Assembly set which the convention adjourned
srrTf,ssa ASSEMBLY DrJucT.
A convention corsposed OF the delegates from the
Eighteenth and Twenty frst wards. met at Smiths
ner Of Fourth and Twenty street and or
ganised by the appointment Of ". II. Leonard of the
Twenty first ward, chairman John II. Anthon and
Robert Li,ngstoo Of the Eighteenth ward were pro-
posed a. candidates for Assembly but snaon wss
made The Conr>nfion adjourned 10 Saturday the Gth
Of october.