The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16
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POLITICAL
AT LARGE ANN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
nv snen o. he kahh T9r ss pursuant S n9cr =,
" Thompson elected chairman, and Mr. Hayes
Richard IaaIa aaa = Il. WSo3a committee 70 dracI
short aOsence rrnot The following preamble and proceed
iDgs, which We're unanimously adop,ea:-
indignation the action q the hoers the regular deno
cratic party III convention Monday evening last their
animation for Congress aud their INSCRIPTIONS attempts T.
force said nomnaon upon the party proper for their support
Resolved That we, citizens Of the Eighth ward mrmcrs Of
veno Ii their nomination Il Daniel y sickies for Congress
lelal and utterly repuiae said nomination pledge
Resosed That in Gen Hiram wsi5rdge we recognise
ansaed repntstcn for honor and integrity and who elect
ed in Congress viii do justice g the
al means IN T pSr power 70 promote his election
ON melton Of Mr. Mcaly the report of the COMMITTEES
e meeting then sSs; 6 r. Ct The chair
JAMES p. HAYES, Secretary
EIGHlH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT-AT A MEETING OF
NE aeleTairs elected n pnrsnance 70 cal o. me pemn
day evening 18th inst Hon James J. Reilly unanimously
bs int democratic fRAScIs cLHRR oe Chairman mann
JoHs IL LONG Secretary.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NATURALIZATION com
win be in session daily Al room No Tsmmany Hall from 10
Of M General cm Mi before 'o oerse m be
ssued.
NoTIcE TO DISTRICT cANvAssERs AND INsrEc
ssoa S # qon n O. ssSG s the in
Tenth and Eleventh wards hereby notified to at
Si &c osnT Se pre-
sen % iss fwe
teh Twenty FIRST and Twenty second wards to attend at the
S"s ecoad Foa
Filh sixth seventh Eighth Ninth Tenth and Eleventh wards
Friday 2s inst, between The hours Of 10 a. NJ and P ~
Twch Trcenh Fourteenth fifteenth sSteen, seven
are hepesv asos y o e
of e County CLERK Saturday 2d inst between the hoars
Of ~ NJ SI cek Common Council
TAMMANy HAIL MASS MEETING.-THE FOLLOWING
l. gentlemen have been appointed committee TO make
many Hall Charles Moore Alfred chahcelo IL j. cre1sr
PANEL RoSe RSnne W. A ks n s @
he Peter Mitchell, John U chambers B. $ iIar, Michael
Jas n sweeney Richard rs; B Connolly Hugh Murray The
GnpmVs" VIII nee. u,s aay, oct 10, ~ NJ al Iammans
''''' ''' '''' '''' '''',,e : ISAIAH RySDERs,
JAS. n SWEENEY Secretaries.
JsT ASSEMBLY DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIoN-AT
held 40 reenwch Friday evening, oci Is 1855
S %O M s Sn
as se ss aEa
1 4poss s' nS.naI, Sseeretaries.
r Convention TO nominate candidate for the Fourth Assem-
by district held 2, M se Hal, Canal street Andrew J.
Secretary on motion Vim. c. unanimously nomi.
p d as the democratic sDRsw for rs hGs'6
PrirR l.. FrrRrY, Secretary.
eTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Eleventh f TnE b an wards
OF the above district are invited TO meet in mass on
Thursday s 1mn eoSr 2Gs i n At O'Clock
''uiS '"I ILL., pn" JoHS CocHRaNE for for Congress
By order Of the Sixth District Convention
If HARRISON, sec'y.
wad Sasd ward
J R1d Murdoch o w2ess Ss wasce TaSsTs
OTH CONGRESSIONAL DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT
dent Ss electors Of hi district held % wednesy
following resolution unanimously adopted 'N
dn Horace Rs last oe Ss
heye that his fidelity and Intelligence emineny entle him to
po and we pledge 1 k sEf iSd p sp
Capt Ss,x; 1ss Ks, Kknr ,secretaries
10TH ASSEMBLY pIsTRICT-AT MEETING OF THE
3 i@S s Pe Us F o. me rspa
John W Chaner unanimously nominated as democratic
g. CAMBRELENG, Chairman.
FRsscrs CRrasrR. Secretary.
9TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. 22D wARD-Ar A
- meeting of the delegates the Thirteenth Assembly dis
ric held National Hail. Forty fourth street between Eighth
and Ninth Friday evening Oct Is at ~, O'Clock
pursuant 70 call 81 the Taumany ial General Committee,
motion Peter Boppert was called 70 The chair and Pa
rick Murphy was appointed Secretary. On motion Peter
Msserson unanimously nominated candidate for the
Thirteenth Assembly district -
PsrRIcK MuRfHY, Secretary.
I -TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT TWELFTH wARD.-DE-
Il mncrae Republican Regular Nomnations.-For Mem.
Der Of Assembly peoples choice, THOMAS yEITcH
GOD wARD.-A GENERAL MEETING OF THE RE.
- gulars ~ this ward viii be held shaers In Forty
sixth street this At ocock Members viii please be
punciuaL TERENCE RILEY, President,
CHARLES ALRrRrsoS Secretary
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREN,
n wish part 81 house; be situatedin Brook
Ign, within short distance Of Fulton ferry whore the family
small preferred Address stating location and rent
which must be moderate, A. o., boa lls Herald once.
A SMALL RESPECTABLE FAMILY CONSISTING or
~ three grown persons wish 70 of house must
erespecby locaied in Brooklyn near Fulton Wall street
ferry Address, stating terms whrh be moderately and
fl particulars, Adams box III Herald Office References