The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-09
POLITICAL.

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
- tee-Ata joint meeting of the General Committee OF
Hall Thursday evening the 9th inst following
tons were un man adopted:-
which the late election take Independent stand
sill Continue bad aatcpa,ed so@e he eI
pressed WIN Of the people by the adoption Of liberal policy
the yary Instead however they issued
dynsy power 1859 aud the democracy thus being
without have left hut
Of hostes which is renewed with increased energy and
Resolved That The antTapmany General Committees,
heretofore known the General Comm ee OF aud
the Peoples General Committee, shall and after
the adoption of these resolutions and that General Commit
tee to represent both organizations shall be chosen for the
1889 in the manner as hereafter designated.
hesoyed ibst the several ~asd assoeilns and s,etes
be consolidated In the same way and that hereafter the
independent ward organhain no. emansng from its cal
General Committee tor the 1885 To plan forth
with the creation of associations OF enrolled democrats
eah election district the basis for future primary elections
which plan shall give to every democrat who may
our cause an rtuniy TO vote and TO fair
Resolved That the republican electors of this
city who are opposed 70 the continuation Of the exclusive and
andemocrac course of the few who assume auho
W 20 govern the party are hereby recommended 70 meet at
delegate represent each election district General Com nit
tee year 1859 and Ave delegates represent each ele
the Ward Com uttee for the year 1859
Resolved That as the organization of the several election
The new General Committee the democracy OF the
wards shall elect By general ticket many delegates
General Committee as there are election districts in the war
such delegates he chosen far praccl
Resoysd That such election snail be held on Monay jaau
TO- at the several places hereafter designated
Inspectors and the tieuera COMMITTEE thus chose.
naay a AZ ~ s ad the several err Sa MT
tees shall meet At the places where the polls held for org
FIRST wARDAtNo 81 Greenwich street, John Hogan Da
mel Brophyy and James ieary INSPECTORS w.
W. II Bulteel and u. Meyer Inspectors.
Tmnp wARDAtN No. rs Sutton street; John Lee Geo. Hal
FouRru WiRpA No d Frankfort street; Andrew Cusics
r..
FIFTH wARp-At No % West ro1dwsy; James Burke Tho
mas Dunn and Root Hamilton, inspectors.
SIXTH WARD-Campbers, NO " Centre street. VI }roDhy
Patrick Logan and John Tucker, inspectors.
SEVENTH WARD-iyuchs, corner OF SCANNED aud Cherry
streets Thomas Harrington Jaa seanne ani John Ahea
henrn wARp-Cornerof King and Hudson streets lnick
erb0cser hcuse Michael Cosgn Isaac n Robinson and John
NiSTs WIRb-At Coxs No 500 Greenwich street. Matthew
| Fulam, II. X. Bauyelt aud Jas. u Clark inspectors
TENTn WARp-t enin Ward llote William Francis Samuel
Eleventh RDst 1on Market long room: Peter Tracy
/ George W. Hosmer and John Wright Inspectors -
John Wilson Deuuis Hanley and Jesse wild lssrect9rs
fHlRTEENTH WARD Clinton Garden, David u Msilo rho
FouHTEESTn w1eD~At 10 Ia Mulberry street; James
! Connolly, James Egan and James Dorian, Inspectors
FIFTEENTH WARD Al M. i13 Wooster erect Nlehl Smith
! Moses shield and j. o'Bnen Inspectors
SixTEESrH WARu-At No. 1875 West Seventeenth street;
| Alex. Ming, Andrew Leary and F Ferris Inspectors.
sEvESrEEStH WAhD-At Hermitage Hall John fancy Jas.
| EGITEESTn WARDAt Gramercy House corner Of Tven-
teth street end Third avenue Martin Kelly James Owens and
| NrsETEEsTn wArD-A, the Four Nile House; William
Clone, Francis sucom aud james Geraghy Inspeit0rs
TWENTIETH WARDAt DOughertys corner OF Thirty third
street and Eighth avenue Edward Council Michael Mctann
TwSS1Y FiRs1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. House; Jas Houston.
! G; Connolly and F. 4 Moore, Inspecors.
and sory second street, john Cronk John Blunt AMI rhoms
WILLIAM J. BRIsfEY, Chairman pro tenn.
| Peoples General Committee
| GEO. W GENET Chairman Regulars
P nv a1. TIs5so'' Secretaries.