The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MxE7ISo ~ SAN FRAN

DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING ~ SAN FRAN
According 10 prerisus MODIFICATION asou, three thou
rALd persons me. the piazas Tuesday evening" for
the Purpose d 7ilfyDg ,be Democrat: nominations for
Attendance and previous 10 the meeting being called 10
order played several national arg Fireworks were also
let or great prousob durrg the evening" tar barrels
were burn, and salute u hundred gins was fred on
Telegraph Hill
made the following uom!nai.ons for President aud Vice
prtsltsnA of tie meet nz-
Prcssaen.--Gsrret ", RycEman.
q Vice rrcsitert--Jarob r. sGyder James Pce IT,, 10
stpa A Toraho. John Il. Rsishs-,. Miles L svecneT,
Gc5fFe W. Baker Charles PreChi, George ". euiyie,
Edward 7. BeGic Jobn Feon, Hurizor John
c Ncieuore. farss ronahae G =. Rylara. A n. Hg.
isy, william Newell, julius kotn lsr korn declined
ssr-sarti Eevard Pollock, BENJAMIN Bn,rd Charles
II Hsmrstsad, Charles R4ehl
The nominations being put 70 vote, were unanimously
seris q resolutions passed 10 favor o. the 10
nnees E President aud Vice President ard number of
purely cemocr ATTIC speeches were made
REPIPIlcAN RATIFICATION NyETryG N SAN FRAN.
CISCO.
IT. pursuanre of published csh by the Republican
Cenirs for ratification meet u 70 endorse
the acior q ne Nstiorai Republican Convention A. Phia
tepta 10 he selection cf John Frcmon; and william L
layton AZ the republican nominees Tor President aud Vice
President meeting he'd on the 18TH inst at Musical
Hall, which was largely attended The bail was bril-.
lanty illuminated, add decorated With the Amsrcn
coor and various banners trarspsrence and notices
Illustrative Il the object OF the meeting Some Of them
exhibited considerable ingenuity IN their design and Illus
acd ore q tic prominent doctrines Ii tie creed o. tbs
new party 10 favof ofthe Pacific railroad. one Of the
nc st conspicuous bore this inscription -" We We PolAd
EN-, we've Perc'd en- am low ven Buck en-
Noiern Democracy
n the centre q this tarrS WIS 40 exceller, repre-
sertaton Of train N railroad cars The locomotive bore
the name of Fremont and the foremost part o. The
boiler eshibred a well drawn likeness of him lie orpo
httt Buchanan, was represented Or large buck"
who was us, advance Of the locomotive, and the COW
catches abov, heavrg him from the track Tie face
q ths rtprcsettaive Of the nominee 81 the democracy
yas INTENDED e b. keuess Of tie PeDnsylrania states
ian. President cree had iaon under the locomotive
the wheels q which about 10 PASS over bin The
bhck smose rolled from the IN oke stack in the clouds
q Woeh we're the words Free press free speech free
-ptri rec uien Tree territory, ard Fremont Another
otzr ftss same sizs bore The names Of the nominees
y We republican pariy and train % cars goug over the
serrs Nevada yah the ngure Of Colonel Fremont Ia al
snse p ne u.s. mosye sraspng "a one hand tes
upon Which he seemed 70 rse Al tie bottom ~ IL
skeieh vas this motto -" The Pacific Railroad wi,hou
Ffoysoes.n 49,
An excellent bard was 10 attendance and enuvspea
The scers win appropriate music While tie sneaxng
going yo hundred guns were cred AT the eorner
Of Market and Montgomery strecis
Tie hsll vas ded before o clock al which hour NJ
r. W. Clarke called the meeting to order ami nom.
mated the following gentlemen as oficerss-
TYerJes-0 l. Sha.ter,
ner Chas n CushmAn, James Baxter, Charles wa,rous
r g Hail. Vim G Badger, John G. Merrill, sam1 r Rey.
nods Nathaniel Page, Benz Collins, Nathaie Gray, John
BensIey, Teo. B. Cunningham. q G Webb Thomas Gray,
Bowen, Vim. {. Talbot Rchd +. Robcrtson Charles \.
Rand, Jamss Mccabe, Vim. n. Moore j 3 Curtis, B.
Gleason y D Person O. r. Purdy Francis Cunr invham,
T. sullivan rr NJ Gray, Gilbert A. Grant, David :.
Tuner, Il J. VanGcwster, h N sherman, Ehu johnson,
Richard Cttpefy Henry Carleton, Jr.. Chas. W Haiha
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