The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-27

TIVE PEOPLES DEMOCRATIC UNION AND RENT
PAYERS met ns sysqns a. the Flicker
port Of the quantities who waited upon John Kerr ESD TO
John Duty ESQ. was called TO the chair
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beg acknowledge the receipt Of your communication
era,i Union and R@Stpsysr orranisoon os Z esodaas
r mayor Of h s e. 4 Ag and ao ses grna s
the honor whch you do me 10 thus presenting my
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not personal but declared by the presiding officer thereof
caraby and vigilance confidence could safely he placed
ion a he institute has made me the recipient Is
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Of h"nesty and nieigenee Of .speeaby and WORTH y
political machinery, but honor be chosen, and cge
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community Having adyerted the interests Of this city, It
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perry. but generally ends, and with Oppressive
w are on 'e'ipd nse make him kes"y
ns Of HE years and i the stream be not now checked
viii soon become torrent, which Il VIII be impossible to
prosperity regret TO tint in hc present incunbcn,s
here lsl evaenec Of any disposition DO aught but
swell the tide Of extravaganza in rciy government I'm
rupt contracts brbsy pscnlaon and fraud ,he order
@ The his is sid withou, my Reference
fress inegy or q yonr,praanca IN selecting me
evi You Wisely strike The fouadatien seeking de-
ow rr, ne "tioa of party Won opnose yoursevss
q he ai.e sapiemac Of party Soihng
the political party machine engine is the source Of
s e. eee Ta 81 Ss wS o 1sns sna @ rs
victims; II hard for elected by it 70 throw OF its
Heaven When the honest voters Of this city resolve to rid
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pre,er Of whose poi q creed aeoord with
denly hope for reform in The administration Of our affairs
NON snnsanen having ei en- FUN ana Candid expression
my views the condition and ASPECT Of afa as
81 behalf reform AMI IN opposition 70 The abuse Of power
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whole heart vim yourselves and ne pc pics which you
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conr-c be sad he such myself hut have hopes
without but canor that Re occasion cali,
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is influence vigilance THERE'S great deal 70 b; done
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severe and the success which always honest
effort, w crown yonr endeavG uN yfy se
III deenaon was received by the meeting with strong
eF j NJ deemed sufficiently satisfactory 10 JUS
After he reading and acceptance of Mr. Kerrs uaon
resolution was aSopd That hat, While they
previous platform adopted by the organizations
Id should BIS made under its present name
they pledge themselves TO perfect the organization
effectively correcting political abuses existing in
our municipal, State and national affairs.
nth WARD UNION AssoCIATION.-AT A REGU.
R0urxe No. 400 Houston street, corner OF Sheriff,
Tuesday evening November 26 the following named gentle
unanimously endorsed as the Candidates of the
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distrc SIMON IIazleton John Mcconnell Michael Cassidy
Frederick Kepper Edward Costello John Regain For School
Officers Eqysn,h ward Richard T. Larrsmore Seaman
Charles Perey Junior On motion, the following resolu
tois adopted Resolved That most cordially
Bernard Kelly for Alderman of the Twelfth Adermanc
Twelfth district worthy OF the support OF this Association for
that at tho coming election for we think his past acts
scnt that If elecedsh Will not only
be benefit TO the district but to the city Resolved That We
will use ali honorable promote the Of the
1''0'"'' = MICHAEL KENNY, President.
JoHS II. DALE, Secretary.
nth WARD UNION DEMOCRATIC CLuB.-Ar A
meeting OF the above CLUB held At 1855 Stanton street,
Tuesday 70 following Candidates
For Couneilmen-Andrew Muligan John H. Heoehkirk,
Edward CASTILLO, f. Repper John Mcconnell, Anthony
Mueller.
Commissioner Of Public schools-Rch. l.. Larrsmore.
inspector OF Common Schools-Seaman Johnson
For TrusteesDr Robert A. Barry and Charles PERKY JS
The meeting adjourned until Friday , sgtn asi
I 9TH wARD--AT A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC
tho Nineteenth wari he'll at t.wlnan's. Forty seventh
grcct Third avenue, Tu siay evening November
rs, Mi Thomas McSpCdOn was unanimously nominated
The candidate for Alderman q the Nineteenth ward,
{. II. gIlLLMA2, President.
y ys J. hs scnaryr. Secretaries.