The New York herald., 1862-11-16
POLITICAL.

IA MEETING or THE INDEPENDENT DEMO.
| 10 CANINE street. on Saturn, evsnina Nov TO- il was
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John kenney Lewis Linn ana doI, Georse cnlom c.,
| PATRICK McCApE, Secretary.
A1.-To WHOM IT MAY OoNoERN. I WILL Exc
cute All Kinds Of Political printng sssinS Of from
rs Rsass
and Centre streets
nExoCRATIo yEFFERsoNIAN REGULAR NoMINA.
~ nons.For r, Comptroliep Richard b. Connoly Tor
counsel . ''' o0'p''Ao THOMAS sasa MosrEDos Chairman
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ToHN FOX AssoCIATIoN-AT MEETING OF THE
above held No IN GTesnsn street ..
ResolSsd, the opinion of this association in.
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ItEsISs rtEs c.'ass., nSn.s' Secretaries.
THE woRKINGMEN OF THE TWENTIETH WARD
| triumphant.-Eeventh Adsrnanic district. Twentieth
Club held ns their os
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adopted amid the enthutastic cheers of the members
Asea Of ns M hat s sss a e aSs
the deeass he sae
tee whom tsuder hearty thanks and we hereby
sss elect him 70 that ONCE Whh he has erearore ed
with % much honor ~ faTsiok aTSilI n sSE1
/ DAVID Baowr, Secretary.
T,HRouGn AGES THOU HAST SLEPT IN CHAINS
| Ariss now man and vindicate thy right.
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2D wABp,1Ar MEETING or THE DEMOCRACY
evening" for the purpose OF i9nfng al organization 10
JOSEPH Hamilton was chosen President aud John Hurley
and ". srton Secretaries The following resolution
1 offered by John Finn, and unanimously ad0rtcd--
Resolved THAI this orani alton endcasor to secure tho
for Join FoX ard rsco%nend 70 he Of
s hs sense s e sf' Ss m 70 % s S SS@ aan n
date that defeat the republican candidate in this district
half s'S 'A'' ''''ne' j. mANilroS rs.deal %sn
92aH Ma bd'rssr HSn,sr' Secretaries.
| 10Th wARD-TIIE FRIENDS OF R. h. CONNOLLY
- for Comptroller and Richard OGornan for CORPORA
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Charles Murray Thomas Whseer J1sa Esao Rob r, E"r
| 0OTH WARD eleventh AI.pERMaNIc DISTRICT,
~ Twentieth ward--At an adjourned m s,ing Of The The
asa sm s & er r'sa Sf M'a a a
Hall EIGHTH ayenue. Friday evening Neyembei I, on
ballot for candidate for Adermas the oiloyias
xlesanasr Fesr ana william j. Peck On me inst haoi
vote stood iRysr s7 AsssnSr
seconi ballot was ordered when Mr.. Eycr whdrey his
% he 1ei owas rs
nne Alexander Frear, Gve wherenpon Sr Peck was de-
clared the nominee OF the del CATION. MI. james Reynolds
then moved that Mr. Peck be declared the unanimous cAoicc
of the delegation for the olce OF Alderman, which
ried The delegation then nj onlned and proceeded In
body 10 The house of the nominee to tender their nonina
ton which accepted. Richard Armstrong First dis.
tt Michael Barrett Second district Kcyron Perkins.
Mcconksy, fifh district; n nm Fowler. sixth district;
Reynolds, Seventh district; Patrick Burke, Eighth
district; David Mleman. Ninth district; John Mckegney,
renih dc; Thomas Herman, Eleventh district Thomas
Paeg Twelfth district; Leonard Gattman, Thirtee nth dis.
| irio, Dennis Ryer, Fourieenlh b D district.
N. HILL FOWLER. Chair man.
DkgSis RYrR, Secretary.
| Os)D WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION NOMINATION.
| "a For Alderman
NICHOLAS SEAGRIST.
OPPOSED TO ALL CORRUPTION.