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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11

DIoNBEs BUCHANAN AND BRHCK ENRIDGE oLUR--
l. Sixth Ward in o ba1e.-An immense gathering OF the
G ana On
1 g. Tor
dsn "a was truly %ssg Of me re- q ~
% ssnEg M as
VICE PRESIDENTS.
EoSsf. BOYD. Edware, Rowe,
p Psrsst w T,e.srad ssrssrs MsIonssS
E. osI:fs Ss,i. M Mlssss s ssroSssln
Nil:n sS s'nsi.11 E:ais Sn sas sssS
The following rssoiuOns were unsnmoass adopted. amidst
Union Convention 81 oneinns June 1856
er ana
n ss Be
ton and the standard bearers Of the great democratic
ssa n e, s:%s s sg
's he s
yen,ion upon which national rely ier
n ;ns t. O..
LEVIED endorsement q the Baltimore pls form Of is4s and
Resolved That the Old Sixth ward ever deme
Of the ana gnon @ s ~ AZ e,
national principles which she has always stained and
to dissolve our glorious Union.
Resolved That The Pioneer Buchanan and Breckenridge
Club OF Sixth ward In tesyng their devotion prn
cps OF The democrac party feel confident that The time has
when the ultra SECTIONAL and prescription OF the
black repub leans and Know Nohngs must be aud
the free Institutions OF country be opea alike to the
pressed of all countries throughout the globe.
Resolved That the democracy Of the SIKH ward hall with
sascon the recent union of the party, and look with plea
the downfall Of the woud-be leaders, who, for the
OF their Advancement have loo long kept the
democracy Of the State of New York distracted and divided
party
Resolved That the direct and guide belongs
the people, and not TO acous leaders, and can
democrat who desres the OF great prucves
denounce and all attempts dissolve
that alone can give glorious and tr,,mphant succes
This meeting eoquently addressed By Richard Buseed
Esq Dr. X. b. Connery, Al. pummer Esq Jonn Clancy
Captain Rynders, Alderman Howard, and others and ad
meeting sound the death kne Of Know nottingham and
fanauca Niger worsh'pping black repubhcansm.
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Alta sPkCIAI, MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS
a Democratic Republican General Committee. held ct fam
MANY s June TO- 1885, the following resolutions were
Resolved That hi, coumttee respond with heartfelt ts
faction IN the nominations msdo BY the Rational Democratic
Convention ut CIR cnnsh and that BY
for the .ursge OF the people he name James
they have only accorded with the heretofore and
rdenlhopes and efforts OF this Young Meas
Ccnmhtee TaDmApy Ball. but have res ,ted
who're private character Is without
proach nd whose political career for long OF
has been able and satisfactory 70 his country
Resolved That in the mpsdon Of John Breckenridge
people, recognze gentleman OF young and vigorous in
eect of enthusiastic sentiments and well defined democratic
creed who appropriate representative OF the safe and
progressive tendencies of the democracy.
Resolved with Buchanan and Breckenridge inscribed
their banners the democracy the sae of New York aud
OF tho Union will extend the right bend OF friendship end
erp eeing member OF tbs de nocraic famynow
all united In faith and ona triumph.
Resolved 1hst this committee fully and heartily endorse
each and every part OF the platform adonsd by the National
Democisc Convention held at Cincinnati the I'd 3d. 4h
true principles WHOA the democratic party
acied bodl ard forth In broad aud here
bv pledge msiuAn prncp the best OF
our abiniy.
Resolved That Committee OF appointed by the
Chair confer and in concert With the ma ol Youcg
Mems Democratic C-mmiee" for the purpose Of meeting
with the Democratic Mass Meeting, TO be held Wednesday
eyehf The ltb inst t. ~ the nomination. ard take ELL
Client measures for success 10 the coming Presidential cam.
psgr. SOL. b. NOBLE, Chairm9u.
E sew .r SH Ios;.os }sscretaries.
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n I'd WAhD-BUCHAHAN, BRECKENRIDGE AND VIC
II tory Al meeting OF the Buchanan Dub OF the Fourth
wssd held g. Ihos keea corner Of Madison and ca1srne
were unanimously elected oicsrs for tbs ensnog year
President cei Heay Vice President Geo Rice;
becre'arks, Eugene Shire William CeAry.
On motion Of Peter DoA committee ct thee, consisting Of
Peter DolAr Eugene hne John j. Ware appointed
TO expressing the principles OF the club fhsy
pretened me following, which uuanimouAy ad1ptod
Resolved hG. we hail with satisfaction tie proceedings OF
TIE late democratic Convention Cincinnati their unani
nous OF James Buchanan OF Pennsylvania for Pes
dent OF the eri ed SHses In hun recognize stern sDd
cmnng democrat, opposed all the fanAcAl ss'
ofne dAy VINO Tor forty has been devoted 70 his
rysservce both al and abroad and VII unds
Ner % aha'esman will tor him tbs united efforts
he dc mocrAic party.
Resolved, That IN the soir alton Of John o. Breckenridge
OF Kentucky fer Vice rrssden we recognize young and
tue demo cia OF The Old school judging the
III which NJ hae bis State Coagses
will abS discharge the duss OF bis office
heso ved jrs we coug1ate the democratic of the
State Of New York heir Ia Cincinnati and
daily nvi ell ter snizions oi the ward 10 unp with
and present scd phaisnx In the coming nez such
as the old banner ard has presented
IONS. HAEIROLoHEW HEALY, President.
GEORGE RICE, Vice fres.deat.
v Wnilaa s alsasy. $seers,a,ies.
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10TH wARD.-AT LARGE And BNrHusIAsrIO
~ meeting Oft democracy Of The fenh ward had At the
Tenth Ward HOTEL Monday evening the Oh inst,
Resolved 1hat he mne,ng proceed to organize Tenth
Ward buchanan ana Breckenridge Club.
Al er a complete enrolment Of those present 1t unsni
mousy rovrd thsb Norman Mcleod be elected Presdent
Geo. a. Clark kecre.sry AID RiChard Norris TIeasurer
motion commuee q three was appointed todra resolutions
which reported an follows:-
Whereas the delegates 10 he late Cincinnati Convention
have Afer long and We considered counsel declared their
prt candidates. tn supported the people 81 the
next Presden isl election the, eore
Received That The nomination OF James Buchanan o. Pend.
syvapa for President he United States, with
mos. qualified patton ard pledge ourselves
honorable exeron for his election His long aud de.
voted service 70 he party and his dngu shed
bors under the Administrations OF Jsoks,n Polk and Perse
have entitled bim TO the proud position Of standard bearer
the contest Of 1866.
Of John BreckepTidge Of Kentucky Vice President
gentleman whose ability and sound democracy entt him to
the and unanimous support OF fellow citizens
Rescved That with peculiar grafcstion we adopt and
dorse the democr attic platform laid by the Cncn
mai ention, recognizing in The sentiments which
dies long charbed and aanay defended PRINCIPLES The
great national democratic party.
GHo H. CLARK. Hec'y. NORMAN MoLKOD, Chairman.
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POLITICAL.

dIH wARD-oH DEOK-oN DkcK.-rHE BAsses
vtrd IN the fed again The Buchanan end hreckeprdse
club-At nsstxg oi the above club bold 81 No 81 CAT
street, on Tuesday evening juno TO- 1856. tne uuaersned
ohceSs we're elected for the ensuing year;-Dr. William
ODopr ell President. James q. snh, Maurice OK ese.
Vice Presidents John Grove Edward NJ. Morris, 30 rea.
RES william Cesry, Treasurer.
oyee Thai We heartily c,ncar N the nominanon q
President and Vice beso Onied Safes ,bst
endorse the platform ed by the Dem0crsc
ion 81 tncinpAti afo rdpg and sold foundation
which 10 raise our democratic liberty poe
JOHN RIDDEN, Charm An pro. tam.
PATRICK CROWE. nm.
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NOTICE. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE EMPIRE ecu 8.
IN Having attended the Democratic Convention which
hiss noby responded to the wishes Of vast majority OF
patriotic people OF this country, by nominating for President
James Buchanan the d!stns nshsd aIesman and y eore
RIDGE the pride Of Old Kentucky did not return 10 ine
call meeting OF the dub and ske suitable preparaonsor
attending body the ratification meeting which place
this evening in the Park The members Of the ub hereby
requested attend individually the grand odeon-
srton in favor OF he nominees Cincnn Convention
The kmpre Club will hold ratification meeting 10 Afew days.
ISAIAH RYNDERS. President
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Alta MEETING OF NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REPUB
"A hcan Committee Of the Seventeenth ward, held at
Long Room, of Houston street AID A. the
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted.
Resolved That adopt the platform by the
Democratic Republican Convention he'd at Cincinnati fer the
basis Of future action IN the coming political ,agu
and that hail With delight the Of James Tor
President and John Breckenridge for Vice President and
that we will use our best energies Q SECURE their eec,!on
F. MALAY, Chairman.
CnAs q, CpRsgLJ, Seeetayy FRO tcw,
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At NETTING OF THE FIRST W AID BUCH ANAN
"a Asso.suon held Ct l9 Green wich street on ssday
dent and WiDsm WILSON Paics Onrrsy Joseph BlaS onrn
John H. Willsmr Michael Burns Rooers Walker, samuel
Vice Presdens Thoms Byrnes and
Michael Burns and Hugh O'Nei Secretaries
At ilo Gresnwish street on WeS eday evening to join the
Ratification msemg In the Park and the following resolutions
SAMPLED at Cncnnas have presented to NJ The names OF
James Buchanan and Johs the 70
equalization admitted their Councils ia the
mission tberen from the New York thereby securing
beyond al he electoral vote Of great 6ate Tor
Resolved hat we endorse and approve al hearts,
and will c0rday austsu and support James Buchanan, OF
v Yer s1S I1 neS
That in James we recognize the abe
and well tried e'aesmen who by bis devotion to Andrew
saa h an
by Se%ocrsc asue we feel aured
will place him in the ghes office In the gift OF free people,
aasnt sn Sic chi1aous The
Henry old falkland district and the fearless and intrepid
cou placed the and dnes the Vice President OF
Resolved That we grauae only ourselves but The
democracy OF the whole state the restoration more
whichbe Convention at Cincinnati accumulated and which
has made The democracy o. the Knpro State perfectly
Resolved That platform cf principles laid down Gin
but the legitimate the
sn Sst desiring BE- we sincerely
ect only the constitution Of the United States and shall
MICHAEL MURRAY, President.
HIoMAF n,H SuREs. Secretaries.
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10TH wARD-DKMoCRArIo REPUBLICAN, WARD
lO Ccmmiee.-Ats meeting Of the Democratic Republican
ward COMMITTEE OF the sixteenth ward, held
Mark Thomas severb and Twentieth street. Mon
day evening, June the following preamble and revolutions
we're unanimously adopted and ordered pubishei:
Whereas the Democratic National Convention which met at
Cincinnati ~dom deemed expedient for the vel
fare nation and the OF principles
nominate he standard bearer Of the democratic party
well tried and faithful friend, James Buchanan There
fore, be IT.
Resolved That the democratic committee Of the Sixteenth
receive the OF James Buchanan the nominee
for the highest office the gift OF the people with unegned
qualification, and do cordially endorse the consider
ing well and usy deserved tribute who. The
the people, both at home abroad la the
councils the nation the Of private lie richly
msed The dB guhed honor which has thus been conferred
upon him
Rsroved, That the nomination Of the Hon. John O. Brecken
ridge The gallant and gifted Kentucky,
for the Vice Presidency the appreciation sHd
will receive the support OF The entire democracy Of this ward
Resolved, That the noble action Of tho Cincinnati Con-
venton R the differences which for period have dseaae ed
party shd caused dsuIion Ia its ranks forgotten; the
dark cloud OF internal strife which had unfortunately lowered
the democratic cause has been dispeod and
joyfuly hail return OF that union and harmony which will
The 4,h OF March, 1857.
Resolved That ibis committee vi be found in the oremos!
ranks ready and put their shoulders to the whes
for me perpetpy tie democratic creed and the nants
nance Of brotherly love among its disciples
1be committee Then adjourned, with three times three fol
Old Buck and the union OF democracy.
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9TH wAkD DEMOCRATIC BUCHANAN AND BRICK
enrege Ouo-1he members Of the ub and The electors
OF The ward requested a tbs Uofon Hoase No.
BoeckeS street. Wednesday evening" juno H. .. o'clock.
Tor the purpoee OF forming procession 70 be Park
join In the raucau OF the OF the Cincinnati Con-
venton. BY orcer Of JOHN RICHARDSON, President
J john hho aCs Secretaries
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s sUan 6;s sgnss' Secretaries.

ATA LARGE AND EFTHUsIAETIo NETTING OF THE
"A different political associations Of this city ct their respec
tive beadquarters the following resolutions introduced
and unanimously adopted -
Resolved That hail the publication Of the AMERICAN
PRESS the independent champion of the peoples
rights proof harmony and union and recommend tor
gener circulation truthful reliable and Independent
ponent OF nation al politics.
kesolved That DESTROYS Of obtaining tho AMERICAN
WEEKLY PkkSb must forward their orders to the northwest
of Fulton and Nassau streets whore In furnished TO
Subscribers 81 and to agents 81 30 hundred.
Advertisements inseried ct fifty cents per line.
f,ENTRAL REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.-A REGULAR
~ meeting Of the Central Republican Committee wild be held
this wsdtesdsy) evening" June H. 1885, at Academy Hall,
~ W EDGAR KErcHUM President.
S GM.. 1na RTnI; }secrstariss.
II ON. STBPHEN A. DOUGLAS, OF ILLINOIS;
IL Hon. Howell Cobb, Of Georgia;
Hon. John q. Ward President OF Cincinnati Onvsnton
Hon. j. Gardic or, OF Georgia.
Hon. w. w. Avery Of North Carolina,
And other distinguished gentlemen will positively address
The DEMOCRATIC MEETING PARK
THIS EVENING.
LoRVNZO B. SHEPARD.
HOKACH r. CLARK,
Chairmen Joint Committees.
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10TH wARD-AT REGULAR MEETING OF THE
10 Eighteenth Ward Democratic Committee held at Union
HALL q Twenty street and Third avenue. on
pretsve of the Of the democracy Of this ward were
unanimously adopted
tion intelligence Of the nomins by the Cincinnati Conven
tod Hon. James Buchanan, the democratic oand
date for the Presidency the Hon. John c. Breckenridge
tor the Vice Presdency and that effort shall be spared
our part TO secure their election.
Resolved, That fully approve Of the platform adopted
by the Cncinpst Con vention
Resolved That we hail with sincere pleasure the prospect
Of cordial union with fellow democrats and we hope
TO bsar no more those cminous hards and sof"
JAMES .. COOPER, Chairman.
Ak 4 KIM, Ma1Hrws' }sscre.ories.
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POLITICAL.

AT "A MEETING OF THE ExCEI6lOR NINTH WARD
"A Buchanan Club, held Tuesday, June ~ the following
enlcers cers elected asr which the mssan. Adjourned 70
sree oreeuwich Hall. BY order Of
CHARLES ALBuSfER, President.
ID Wru Y RSHn eswytFy, ms, KANl, ghAS@Apr
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singers Sewing Machines.-One Tho,

singers Sewing Machines.-One Thousand
dollars fair estimate OF the earnings OF good opers
Tor with one Of siagsrs siss improved high speeded
work close at hand and now the time buy the
in private families In large manufacturing establishments
are vastly superior 10 every other kind be proved BY
thousards who them. and beyond dispute. New ma
chimes exchanged for old and inferior she liberal
teIms /. u. SINGER CO., 1923 Broadway,
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The Drlck Chuxch Case.
bUPERIOR COURr-sPxCIAL TENN.
Hon. JudRea Omar and Hoffman.

JUNE 1e-In the Matter Of ne People Fernando Wood
Aayor, Eoeg, Comptroller, and Oers-rhis argument is
brought BY the General and Is mlar to that
which heard before Judge Roosevelt In the same
cAse, whore the taxpayers were the plaintiffs The pro-
seecgs conducted at the private residences OF Judge
Deer The complaint recitss the history of the grant,
176 the Scotch Presbyterian Church. and the
thereof to be held in fee for ever provided the grantees
did not the land private secular purposes Coun
sci for the plaintiffs conterded that the grant had been
fully compiled with up 1855, when the property
solo by auction 70 Wesley, jones Keep, VINO
about 70 sell it for prvate1 secular purposes. The sale
wss made under the dre,tton Of the Coumon Council,
and With the usual notice of sale, and doubt
struck down the highest bidder but he would conead
that something else should be done before the property
put in the market, in order that the law whicn
regulates the sale Of public property should be c,m-
pied with. Several afiidevis were read tho part
q the defence, which were charged TO be
by counsel the REALTORS and ciscus
sion the admisssby Of such portions Of
afhdavis. The affidavit of Mr.. q. j. Raymond set forth
that the Attorney General told him that though he had
signed the papers Injunction 1T the instance of
Alderman Dooge that he tgned the papers without read
ing Them knowing of the merits of the
and that he should have nothing farther to do with it.
On the other hand Mr.. Hutcans of the lawyers In
the cse raid that the Attorney General to him and
that they read the oompaot together and the At
eosDey General said that he had the slightest doa
bat thar il proper for the action Of the court
M Stoughton then proceeded to contend that the sale
should be fet aside. Mr. OConor replied the part of
the purchasers. Last evening the Argument resumed
~ Judge Dner % private residence.
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The Smithsonian House, Rroadway-Sl rs
for good and board the plan
preferred having all the appontu ents of the highest priced
Ao''' iA'"0' "' '"'"''n . SIDNEY KoPMAN
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Eth wARD.-A MEETING OF TIE YOUNG MgN's MA
y aonsl Democratic Olus Of the Fifth ward. will be he'd
Friday June 49, .: r. .. The spa ,e IS Wet Broad
fr the purpose OF organizing for the fa campaign
PyesideDt. u. CUNNINGHAM President
WALTER Il. SAVAGE Woe President.
JOHN @. kREY Secretary.
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~&Anybudy Kiiled." ono; only a Man
I'd lle-that,s all-in the crowd that rushing 70
The haiters SO Broadway, OF Fulton street, to
&ehng cooling for the head.n WhITL always did dra v
alter his tasty hats, but this summer he s'nost be
in hts selection. The is, he Obliged 70
no stores open 30 Broadway. the other las
ekee: II you want tasty, neat and cool hat, go To
IN haiti
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To tine Hatters In the City and Country
We have just introduced third style gent
hal which be considered In every wsy equal
dara brown tan shade gives the important advantage
We principal objections 70 the wearing OF straw hat The
sAape slight bell Of four half inches hi H. the
tecron tho face well additional frmness to hs bri
We have every confidence oeinR the
Hiawatha, beipg light well durable style OF sum
nerthAs For sale by the case only
A LELAND co., 1870 Broadway.
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Larry & Co., Leaders and IntrOducers or
fashion tlemens The june,
le56 this offered variety they passed.
rkSg Rocky Mountain very beaver; the popuav
and unrvaled plain CASTOR tho Raglan hat" imported
nth every q nesgs hats adapted 70 gentlemen
Dgsh DuasabIe BRAID IN the hat department will
meet the approval Of resident and resident
,nunfn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E' Inger Il Co.,
successors 70 Thomas ,, ersen' dispsnsiDf and family
AbcuSiA
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Young Lawyers would Find 1t Greatly TO
ther advantage careal anAs Of their phrenolog
cal deveopements Examinations with charts and full writ
Ven descriptions. given daily by Prof FOWLER 8 Broad