New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-31

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WARD I'D o ks ,: s 81 tns addressed By
Mr. CAHILL setting fcrth the Rne1ps on .ae .nefohns
election MI HAMILTON made few remarks eanyasn lhs
merit. Of the candidates Of the party M CAHlLL then OF
iersd the following preamble yee ana rs''a'0H
Fhyto The Federal Constitution wss formed an saoPs
blessings Of Liberty TO The feope OF the
United States and their poseyiy and a. no pow. insn
that Congress has the night and Is IN any pound oD md
Slavery wherever exists IN the Territories on me Snin m
plainly prohibit It's establishment II any portion OF those Tern
tories al any time hereafter therefore -, Oh, ,.,4
Re,ortd That recognizing the restriction Q, sasy n
TIA presspt ms the cardinal principles OF our Po
ica faith pledge ourselves TO cur fellow and tne
country TO exercise 70 the utmost al the power We may Of
free Potent :sh. 'D' extension u '' w.
Re.ord That the principles and form Of our con-
ever mindful Of the has secured to our
selves and mankind and regarding the citizens OF 81
cur country members Of common brotheIh9od we
union the States a. s ark 81 G1 pe hs NoS South
calculated to impair its sacred oohsstiohs OF 10 "
pHPS That the Republicans Of the Nneteent Ward
reciste the Importance State and the Union Of the I'M
pops md energetic seton can accomplish such
result shall promote the welfare OF the ootly y S
acendency OF Republican principles IN the Stars
JoHS Fremont ENC, and a %IbtIAM
well be proud-men of patriotic achievements and bsmeless
unbemshes integrity and rejoice in the prospect o. their
election calculated the hacyon OF ash
ingtop and the liberal tendencies Of Jefferson.
Rs.oeed That point with pride TO the Republican state
Ticket combining the principles and best Of both the
old parties and expect friend of Fremont and Dayton
10 ave il thorough and hearty support.
Resolred, That in the Hon. ABRAM WAKEMAN our can
ddate Congress- recognize with gadness Of the
Hest and effective champions the Republican and
will give him support worthy Of his talents his eoqueuee
Rt,oircd That in HIRAM A. MAYNARD, the candidate for
Alderman presented for the SURFACES Of the Of the
XIxh Ward, have well known Of experience Of in
tegenee Of sound integrity and while his election is
without effort will swell his majority 20 such
number will be unmsakable proof Of confidence in
the and believe that next Tuesday night will proclaim
the citizens Of this Ward that their chosen representative IN
the Board Of Aldermen for the next two Hiram A.
Maynard. -..
Re.oired That unanimously recommend CHRISTIAN
SCHWARTZ for Councilman. GEORGE g. GREGORY for
Assessor. WILLIAM CARTWRIGHT and JAMES r. TALL
MAN for Consab the united and energetic support OF the
Republicans Of the XXth Ward Of ability and unblem
isbed reputation and being seversy qualified ia every
respect for the for which they have been selected
After three hearty cheers given or the ticket the Club
adjourned TO meet on MONDAY EVENING NEXT.
JOHN HAYS, Chairman.
JAMES HAMILTON, (co.,.,a-o.
JAMES FITZGERALD S