The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

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submitted the following address ADD resoi ltons
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district deegated the duty Of selecting for Con
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tors We need haray Mat II m.sng ,s CHOICE The Con-
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a. the present oent have imposed on our the neoes
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require IN lis representative ability Of the hghet order; but
disrupOn and those interests with destru,oa every
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those duties become more than dcu and rsspon
select he Hon B. sicses as he regular Of de
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tahen ample time or deberssioa and discussion Is aas
qqremens Of The district well the important
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ulas the conditions required in candidate for Congress
BEEN nsnased woui be here 10 eater ats
the de,as Of the political asp q os sansde Tssy
which be in part 50 ably represented IN he state senate II
ioSiss has so widely known and 50 dis
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ncpe and that unurns eperey in The democratic ca
be- Gonventon Is Confident that Ssse hrs are a. wei
reeaea By its M as By itself and TIA. oofering
he wishes Of The democracy Of the district
which saiens Involve country pers Of be srsvssi
p.Iiosm q the Ieope 70 eaie the designs Of sectional
erpment
Resolved That ding upcn The broad NATIONAL and con-
srvnys as ws q progressive pr,nss enus,iaed q The
democracy the only party having claim 70 a-ona and
in james Buchanan of Pennsylvania and John Breckn.
ridge Of Kentucky the only candidates for the Presidency
Vice Presidency who follow he tag aai keep step to
music Of the Union
Resolved Tina, people Of the Third dis
rct Of the State of New York district which surpasses any
ether in the whole country IN the magnitude
Interests and associations will Be peculiarly affected for good
evil by the result OF he present contest and that thew
sigps OF The black republics party and lind in e demo
cratic the only hope OF safety FOR that with which
al their Interests are so inseparably inyosvei
Resoved That the vast interests Of the people of this dis
snd that the services OF the best and abest
aIong representative IN The Congress Of the United
;ates.
Resolved That recognize snch man In Daniel e.
sckes the regularly nominated candidate Of the Democratic
Convention that his abilities have been abundany demon
sated and acknowledged well throughout the
by the people New York and hat his and faithful
service in The Of the party and his consistent and u-
sweryg attachment to democratic principles
Of continued fidelity. and constitute binding claim the
Resoved Tha; we pledge TO Daniel sickies-the regu
ary nominated candidate for Congress OF the
party OF this eisricour Jealous and eectual support
The question The adoption Of the address and resolutions
with nine hearty cheers for the nominee, The Hon. ID. f.
SlckJes
The following gentlemen ably and eloquently ad-
dressed the nesting with great epb usIssm:-
hon. Josiah Sutherland, Hon. G. A. Ganun,
Hon. VIM. NcMurray, John ID. Macgregor,
Hon Daniel Ne lsA sah Rynders and
Hon. Daniel y Sickes, Col Michael Doheny.
JOEL WOLFE, President
RID CHxssyss isccrearies