The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-21

THIRD JUDICIAL DIsTRICT.-AT A LARGE AND
enthusiastic meeting Of he independent electors Of lle
wards held at Prince street Hall No i7s on Tuesday eve
Sa @ s Ss Esq., 1ssd the o of
lowing resolutions adopted of the wishes Of
nH IN condition Of par
sn n recognise aas m hs n
Of the democratic party tat rests upon const
a las
ne
ligion. 50 wisely exempted from civil jurisdiction.
to q
Of nc safes sacred and nalienablc risht never 2 be
whou, saSvcrson q the primary objects O. our political
Resolved THAI independent electors of this Judicial
psps, o The national as snan
Of our late
Resolved a' .cr,ng Indications point Martin Waters
ans and as, the peoples choGc for ros
Browne assured that i vii forever remain uniarnshed BY
maj hereby psdss 70 Martin Waters our
in The coming canvass III necessity banding together ii
s gsa 70 e e s Sss e s sns
district and nus by our united effort place in the Judicial
band, and packed conventions the other and
n9 rsbs OF 81 ' ns sag be- BE-
vnd'a :" The ballot 'q TAfK co Sf st Tss chairman
JosraH fay Secretary.
rTHE PEOPLES UNION SYRACUSE CONVENTION,
Dr. Austin, President for the Sixth Aldarmanic Dis
on Tuesday evening, November 10 ~ o'clock John Van
Tin" TIN was unanimously a Tor Afrsn e said dis
THOMAS H. HrNr Secretary.
THE PEOPLES DEMOCRATIC UNION AND RENT
Payers orsanizaton-At q large and enthusiastic
House corner Of Greene aud BIercSer streets last csenns
Ten delegates fm each ward in the city were appointed
nect IL Convention The Cooper Institute oclak
@ ne abevs are e
attend p"ne'u'' at the a'ove 1oIfN DUFFY Chairman
=. McQuApr. Assistant Secretary.
p. BoftsS, TREASURER
THE SA'osR Rk AAS tF Fxb sod Ely or THE
woren n THnA9 6r The TI "a 1 Tb a The
No. Is Tenth street, near Fifth avenue
Single admission, % cents; season tickets 30 cents
THE DELEGATES DULY ELECTED TO SELECT A
in pursuance call Of the Tammany Hail General Com,
mtec, having met two different evenings and notion
inc il yh az 81 q s oss % Ss
somga.on candidate for Alderman. The following gen.
l. Ely tSs MI
e M Mek @ duly
the Of the convention for Aldermen a hs ensuing
ofthe Thirteenth ward, Chairman.
o he a serass war
18th ALDERMANIc DISTRICT.
a e a. hs
the McKenhs House. q Market Cherry
ss H% e9ssHs ssi ssssE re
committee met, pursuant to adjournment. and or.
asssSsis x sss9s tGssa
% electors Of As aiss for s
9,ce Of Alderman az the ensuing election wherempcn Mr.
S With
With asss q Who
s end Ss
yen,ion then PROCEEDED another ballot when appeared
and was shereupon declared the choice Of the
On accepted kindly thanking them for
their preference and pedsns himself that Il elected he
% es1 i, @0Sn
published Upon m03n oA ae ,.doarned
s'T THOMAS o,s LrSsrr Secretary o''' man,
4 TIL ALDERMANIc Observation-Disclosures MOZART
Han nomination for AfgHa1 Sab U yamss %sMa
d dGSS No LOs,s Secretaries
Hall e3nersl Committee cndoese Captain James McMa.
$iS$SHa $SSsHH
Members Of the Seventh Ward General Committee.
GTH SENATORIAL Observation-Disclosures UNION
| u Nomnaton.-For Councilman,
GEORGE L. CANNON.
| 18th wARD-"No POLITICS IN OUR SCHOOLS
All persons interested in the prosperity of schools
without respect 10 party earnestly requested TO
eVsos East Boad%ay oas tf
| ~ O'Clock.
I 9TH ALDERMANIC DIsTRICT.-AT A MEETING OF
III the Tammany Hall Tenth Ademanic district Conven.
ton held at the Gotham, Wednesday evening November
20 Hon. George A. Jeremiah was unanimously endorsed as
fle midi
! ISAAC H. BROWN Chairman.
JoHS J. prsoSD, Secretary.