The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19
POLITICAL.

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Republican Convention convened at Phiadepha-JOhn
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ton chosen Vice chsmen and Mss h1
following resolutions as offered by Mr. g. D. Mouton, were
Resolved That freedom is national and elevatng and of
right oughto be and That slavery y sectional and
Resolved, That We do most unreseryedly approve and
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to Be in s SsSd for the ssa
the prompt unanimous nomination given him upon
its face clear and evidence Of the uprising Of
determined ID character and insure . ths
the coming contest and the final and complete
throw Of those hypocres and emagogues who ia the stolen
place and in their Wild and reckless DETERMINATION 70 retain
most nns sdemt oge and ana ITSELF
thus involving in The eyes Of the civilized world the entire ma
Resolved That profoundly thankful to the slave
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member Of Congress GsrSerS Tor murder Of
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recnes. he oeay Estimated per capita value thu. put
ten NJ ai s1S almost said shall be
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Walton Of free speech free soil and Freedom In Kansas and for
booshed murder and pray that motives may not be
f'.''0 JOHN OSBORN, Chairman.
Il Hno n. P Essn1sE; }secretarcs.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
Tammany Hall Thursday evening June 10 1855 at eight
ness will come before the comm,tee -
1. B. SHEPARD Chairman pro- tenn.
i1rs ss e c'as "n1'as Secretaries.
TN THESE PIPING TIMES OF POLITICAL AGITATION
important that party leaders should have their adyer
placards or bills conspcuousy displayed order that they
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dollar year and advertising y cents line Orders for
corner Sae q Fulton and Nassau streets N ~ ''
~ Ninth Ward Buchanan Club will hold regular meeting
n Hall rs Beseksr on rharsdsy evenings
address the meeting cs ss1 s fTeen
nE wrr HENRY, Secs. THOMAS CuikEs, v.P.
THE STORM SECRET.
THE FILLMORE AND D0NELsON CLUB OF THE
Seventeenth ward will meet this Thursday evening" ut
30 o'clock TO make arrangements for the reception Of the
Hon Willard Fillmore. on his arrival from Europe The c
zens OF the ward respectfully invited TO and Join with
US In slch reception BY order Of the President
f. o. BURLING, Secretary.
THE TURF.
NENTREvILLE COURSE L. L-TROTTING.-ON
~ Tuesday June a. at O'Clock, match $1,000 mile heats
best three In james McMann b. Flora Temple
In harness; d. Pnfer names Chicago Jack under the
die. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor
TENTH STREET FERRY.-THE RESIDENTS IN THE
upper part Of the city with find delightful pleasure rides
by crossing the Greenpon ferry from the foot OF Tenth street.
New York all pavenents being avoided the Long Island
sde the distance to Astoria being short Of four miles,
ing about SIX with variety Of country roads nersecng the
main
THE STORM SECRET.
TINION COURSE L. I.-TROTTING.-THURSDAY Az,
u June 49, ut AZ o'clock z. M-Match $500 Mile and
repeat to harness Good day and good track Mr. IT. Wood
run names b. Lady Cudney Mr. d. Pher names b. 4.
comotive. SHAW WHITE Propretors
TINIoN COURSE, L. I--TROTTING-ON FRIDAY,
$4,000 mile and repeat TO harness. II Woodruff a.
Rocket ID. Pfer names br. Brown Dick Cars will leave
the South ferry Brooklyn "a O'Clock and nrn soon
aat he Ia ove a 90 and tlrn.E cent