The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-20


am In recent Of your communication ins,.r.
At Tammsny hall on lsh Noy pst was peasedt
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low ciisens and Inc sbseonsns vote q The msee ~ my M
an unanimous acsIon inpsls me 2 eIend @ my pre-
accepting TIE nomination only say 50 far aaa
may be ~ shall do my duty and shall court the scruny
and opinion S Ss%y o, s'Sw 0 ss,ssn,
PATRICK McELROr.
MArnEws, and wunAx O wEss Esqef Committee.
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Councilman; am opposed 70 el caucus nomination. Ana
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CECoND UNDERTAKING. DISTRICT.
- FOURTH AND sxra WARDS
a meeting , O. the second Aldermanic district Convention,
George BIcSFoRD the Fourth ward wss
'' . go - william r. POWERS. Chairman.
ANDREW CusAcK, Secretary
meeting Of he q sy S
held Ismany Hall on Saturday the 18th instant The sSh
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pointed by City Contention after mature delioeraon aps
he most sincere desire triumph the
July adoption Of The following ticket.
WILLIAM i. nAvEMEyER
f0f s s%SGsh 70 j. n TrL H5fPssA0ni
Thomas Burns Alfred Chancellor.
John :. Savage, Jr, John Clancy,
Isaiah Ryndeis, Richard I. Compton,
John Richardson, Augustus Purdy,
Charles K Smith, David Kissne.,
Thos 9. Fields, Edward Cooper
Arson H E ta,nopu Peter 2 swseny.
The report Of the committee enthusiastically adopted
nnd on Ss r ct the sIs Sss the @
rs the democratic nominees or the respective Offices Of Mayor
sa G a st s anS @
venion u necessity united and determined action.
he
seed M h sn
George O. Barnard ESQ; boh gentlemen withdraw
Ing their names IN connection with the offices Of Mayor and
Ibe followr resolution was carried by acclama.ion
Resolved Tht Convention have listened with great plea.
sure to the rernarks made by friend and fellow democrat
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70 ssy s Me Ill e aass
On moon Of Hon oh Wse ~ res1
George g. Barfare were offered unanimously adopted
David Sissner John Wheeler and Cornelius martnsay were
appointed committee I, set with the COMMITTEES on organ7a
ton Of Tarmany Hall In making gemens for grand
committee to notify the candidates Of their nonnaton after
which the Convention ad i"TS krr1v c,.,,n.,
Democratic City Convention
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TENTH AIDERMANTC DISTRICT CONVENTION
& l 1b s H. nen..ea r.
| the coming election.
| JOHN b. RYER Chairman
| CYRUS RAMSEY, Secretary.
| 9th ALDEEMANIc DISTRICT CONVENTION
This met to cali Of the Democratic
hoDse OF Michael KuItz u aud 70 Essex street.
o'afl Tea wsp or tss as
and E. Phean, OF the Seventeenth ward ~ Secsesry
the Fourteenth ward motion Of John Vandewate OF
he w1d ,sGsse he somasSn for
EDWARD PkEIAN, Secretary.
7Ta WARD on DECK.-A MEETING OF THE WOOD
and Lynch Democratic Association will be held O'Dou
sociock The friends Of Fernando Wood and James nc
are invited e attend Donns President McMachon J.
~ Recording Secretary Murphy Corresponding Secre
ary James Cassn, Treasurer; T. QUINN Sergeant Arms
10 use ali honorable means to The eecor
Of the above named gentlemen
10TH wARD.-AT CONVENTION OF THE DEMO
IL cratic Republican, DELEGATES REPRESENTING the Eighth
Adermanic District held at Lndheims HOTEL street
on the evening Of tn 10Th November Judge Smith was
called 70 the chair and George rngham elected Secretary
OF the Convention On motion Houghkrk the Eleventh
ward the Convention proceeded to put candidates ia nomna
on for alderman and on an Informal ballot Thomas W.
vote Henry WocIey received votes and Peter Mitchell re-
M Candidate fhs se %d Sen Mr.
nominated Peter Mitchell candidate for Aldrm an NJ h
or ne District 9n gOon ss Ss ad
gro. srRscHAx, Secretary. - A"'
CCD WARD DEMOCKATlC UNION CLUB.-A MEET
80 ing OF the above Club will be held at the house Hugh
Murray corner OF Eleventh street
on Tuesday evening Nov e a II 9slosk order
BARTHOLOMEW HANrrY Secretary 1e'''e"''
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