The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14
POLITICAL.
NTI.TAMMANY DICTATION.
IA ANTI SACH EMS AND ANTI CLOSE CORPOR ATOMS
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who aoaed into office on the tide q retrenchment and
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annum But the word Of promise to the sar was snay
brosen to the hope" Of their constituents Instead q re-
nine millions ofdors required to meet the expenses Of
when he pubic S wsed shown
late celebration more than ten millions Of dollars VIII soon he
public Positions prSmnsp! part in oppo
ing that under The plea Of supporting regular 9omnatons
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and otherwise the close corporation OF Tam
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for e. The SGn nd IN srs no pUm
the Voice II he people eecuay Known
er s Sa ny eoaSson and and
against the ds% rule can nus pc s
renee as candidate Assembly in The Seventh
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trict II however The Ward Committees Of opinion tina
some Other reliable democrat can poll more votes This issue
support As the Grand sachem and the Father Of the Council
iomabawks and scaipns knives both reside in this district
msene Of ss that @ II sn h
The democratic voters of the district can emphcay mark
and ACCOMPLISHMENTS xoaid n, fellow
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rights Of every national smGssa against secret
ATA LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
hsS sonss ayog pse r "a tire sa
the evening of the 12 ins the following resolutions were
Resolved THAT this association declare their unaerabe at
chment to the principles and sages Of the national demo
mental policy aud public ssss Of our ysnsrsd chief James
and true regard for the highest interest OF our common cou
administration the inegfy the democratic party we
"a h ohSr whshr BY the influence
Little s. Giant Of Illinois or very little pgmy of the Brooklyn
Resolved That We heartily approve the nominations made
ker Taylor Piper and Donney have candidates whose
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Resolved That cordially endorse the nomination Of the
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deiy that Justly ene linn 10 the Confidence and support Of
every democrs, who desires 70 retain the service Of faithful
Resolved That the nominations by the regular Democratic
e. ews q COUNTY, % G Rosws Ps G
G s' s ssf sa Of rHG n
Cozine for Coroners are IN our opinion n and proper We
known their devotion e democratic principles and strict
anpo Of @ spd All others wha
sire the offices OF the county ed by honest capable and rea
sesSyes That the nomination Of Thomas Null
efficiency City Council are guarantee Of
his fitness for the more adnOss ara sH1sd gesen State
isaac N. LouGHLIs Secretary.
DEGULARs GENERAL VCoMMITTEE. AN AID
N journed meeting Of this committee will be hell At their
It's Bowery, this Thursday evening, O'Clock. BY
order. GEORGE q. GENET, Chairman.
EDw TMrsos, lco..o,.,o
I'd. MAcpoSouGn, secretaries
-VoUYG MEMS UNION DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
Of the Eighth ward win hold their regular meeting at the
knckeboeker House. of King and Hudson Streets
Thursday evening" Oct IL. All members respectfully
xited attend business OF importance will be transacted
by order JOHN WEBB President.
II. CAHIER, Secretary }. bOXEY, Vice President.
W. BUTLER, Treasurer.
VoVNa NENs. DEMocRATTo cLTH-EIoHTH AL.
dermanic disiricThe members and all those in favor of
honest and capable 10 represent IN city
requested to attend meeting OF the above club
Hastings rooms. Of Broome and Pitt streets this
Thursday evening, at IA O'Clock BY order
JOHN DUFFY, President
JoHs IT. FRErI, Cor. Secretary.
Old CONGRESSIONAL Observation-Disclosures
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preventative 10 Congress,