The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29
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Alta LARGE AND EN- ii stAsric MEETING OF THE
friends o. R,asf4 Mgpay sg for te pnp1se Of
9; Bradbury, J, W. srsaii Isaac A. Moran, Esqs Vice
committee appointed drai, resolutions The
ioiowing We're ere, offered and Unanimously adoped
OF ny Esheenh VAR reas capable and honest repre-
onsts who hang around the Guy alfor the purpose Of
become bysword throughout the land; therefore.
eves ready sacrhcs hem Tor the public good as duty
incambent on us as residents Of this ward place The right
operation Of fellow citizens Efforts e elect Richard
Of his wa and Of the Sa civic carne
WIN. H. ADAMS, Chairman.
1s.ss 4 a'fSs ssss;, Vice oA'''"sn.
GAIT Il HARRIS uu WINES. Secretaries
A GRAND RALLY COR 20 T TIE d HpSeR AND INTEGRITY
AMAs S MEETING Or TIL cITlzENs or All pAETIEs
orfoshD 10 AoSi ooRshf n1sR1iE AND OFFICIAL
win be held at COOPER INSTITUTE, on SATURDAY
EVENING Nov 3d. 1851 at ~ O'clock to ratfy tho nominal
GEORGE orDyKE,
The Peoples Taxpayers Republican and Union candidate
for Mayor
The following named gentlemen been invited,
win be expected to address the meeting
HONS. HENRY c. MURPHY, HIRAM KETCHUM,
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD, We DODGE,
wM. NJ EvARTs, L. DELAFIELD SMITH.
FRED'K A. CoNKLING, JAMES A. BRIGGS, y
HENRY j. RAYMOND, WALDO HurcHNs.
JOHN McKEoN STEWART L. wooDFoRD,
VIM CURTIS MOVES, HENRY B. STANTON.
RUSSELL SMITH.
Chairman of Committee Of Arrangements.
E. @. COwDIN,
Chairman Executive Committee.
SOL L c Sy4m: o.,.r., oomm,,,.,
Jonx H. WHITE, Secretary.
AT MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS DEMO-
cratic UniSa Associaton Of the Eighth Aldermanic
November H. 1851 the following candidates we're endorsed
S' e sns a meeting
adjourned until Friday evening next to attend the grand
meeting ' 5Ss $isS w. E Es::s:s
GxoRcr BOYLE Secretary.
PATRICK CARRAcHKR, Treasurer.
AT THE RATIFICATION MEETING HELD IN THE
Ty9 on Monday evssains Ssys%Ssr e BY The Demo
gentemsn We're endorsed:-For Alderman, Tenth Alder
%s s A. r' cossS E
Msay Webster dS S. ssn Ryan,
4. FLEMING, Vice President
+ oaassj ). ocAL.AcuAs, seorstarea
ArA REGULAR MEETING OF THE SEVENTH
IA Ward Star Club, held at No. Is East Broadway,
Thursday evening November ~, tt was
Resolved. That endorse Cornelius Desmond for COun
Gilman q The Fourth district and Thomas Man
II moved and seconded that meet at As
East Broadway at O'Clock TO march In procession the
ratification meeting at the Cooper Institute and
meet at the above number Saturday. O'Clock H.
transact me business o. cM a nia JORDAN President
PATRICK TrGHE Secretary.
PATRICK KELLY, Treasurer.
A MEETING OF THE REGULAR DEMOCRATIC RE-
IA publican Union Tax Payers and Young Mems Assoca-
ton of the 18th Ward will be held at the southeast
Ftfytourth street and Sixth Friday November
20, a, TX o'clock. BY order Of
JOHN II MOORE, Secretary
IA the national Mozart Han democracy the Twentyrst
ward held at Ol Third avenue Monday, Nov e. 1861
the following gentlemen unanimously nominated:-
For School Commissioner Jacob Vanderpoo for Tusees
Yard snS ana GEo HcboNALD Chairman
I. Z. s. DwrER, Secretary.
A MEETING OF THE TwENTY.SECOND WARD
"A Workingmen's Protective Democratic Union Club will
be held at Patrick McElroys In Seventh avenue between
FHy-sixth and Ffyseventh Streets Friday evening,
November 49, at s O'clock All the members requested
TO Attend business OF Importance s to be BY
order PATRICK McELROY. President
T. FARRELL, Secretary
AT A MEETING OF THE FIRST WARD DEMO
"A cratic Battery Club held at the house Of Mr. Thomas
OKecfe No Greenwich street. Thursday evening Nov
their candidates Tor counciIncn John Hogan, Thomas
x1 sS9 n Hays
THoxAs DouclAs Secretary ~'
An oPDYKE FRAUD.-wE, THE UNDERSIGNED