The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-02
POLTrTCAI.

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Resolved Iha. Matthew T. Brennan BY hs devotion "a IN.
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h. services again r. the same position and present
next Assembly from tho Npssssntn as,5.s
JOSEPH MoAvoY, Secretary.
A Campaign Club No. q tue tenth ward held 1. q
Forsyth street the following resolutions were unAnimousy
This .s:ss.sn ,gps. he, time
NOUS demand q the % e The R aN
duty % our soany democracy liberty ana our
Resolved That Irish Americans poin. with pride TO
ResoIved, That Tammany Hall, In nominating man who
v,I !, syldsnss q q; ea,
s rood name an. aaalshy growth among the hbertylOns
ksssoyed That Colonel Roberts only choice that
pledge hm support and he s,s @s'or q the day
WILLIAM DUNN, Secretary. !.
"A teenh Ward Democratic Association, No. held al 100
Brooc street the following preamble and rssouh ons were
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whereas members Of this association, Believing in
ss lowing So oAs nn
pn sps 70 S e @
70 sss establish republican nssi,uons
Goa. law fo5 ne government %apfnd Tia.
highly cpaDls II not criminal violating pledges maze
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nens anius.y and Illegally held ~ British iaiors ps Il,
Resolved, rDa this association demand tina, rammany
q os s onss.:, ss @
district man who viii fully represent our views, prns
S Gsgi!e s 4 Z hEsl vs. F President
NJ. D. LYNon, Secretary.
r. +. LRsLIr Treasurer.
ATA LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
q Friday .vsns the
dates we're unanimously endorsed Hon. Charles Loew,
ts ;ssy
aso our candidate for Assembly ioS
We '"S SAnE1cE SULLIVAN F r;sa
FRANCIS O. DoaNELL, Secretary.
4 MEETING OF THE JOHN E e; AssocATIoMot
The First ward w he'd At 0l R srSss e ss s On T
dent MICHAEL 81. GEORGE.
brennan socIErY.---HEADQ UARTERs, BLOOMING
monthly meeting q liz Brennan Society
VII be held At Lion sse 9h ses sna Ninth s'enu On
The special objects q the meeting are City improvements
All caens without to party creed or nativity WIG
@ ss sesns ns S Il SsM s
ds%Cs nr Liberty as SspSunded BY the Fathers o. the
Of tho Society press viii be seved with
lager TSs emblem: 81 ne socs!y x siSse
such citizens as may desire to SS tie sosS p,..n.
n Alta a meeting m 0, the THOMAS JEFFERSON CLUB d
the Ninth ward bed 3 me dra.e" on Thur.aay even
chair, and Joshua VIM H. busenberry Secrets
rss after e,oansn. aav,eg been com
s.1sara pSass sn G. % John
which were unsnlmousy adopted amid great enthusiasm
Waeress the STATE Convention Of the Democracy Of ,h1
mana Of he people have nomna.sd candidates for The seH
sSy and integrity are alike ABOVE al question:
sssS ns s pss tive s: az
duties promotion Of tae public ia,eres: and BY policy The
snssneS as he result q Ds%ocr.
be tser rsce,, o. n, MINI. -
with proud satisfaction the scs,on q The recent Demorass
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md % we Ssvs Be
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the confidence Of citizens Of AL parties and endeasd him I'd
standard bearer 80 holy that Of pure and rua
Kcsovsa That the nomination Of Allen c. Beach for Lieu
tenant Governor greet with heartfelt appreciation, 70,
vita our cSsTta Inc favor the H
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with those SO d''f aorEn%E Hs IS sEAca
a. S that we sS u to The pso5
Of the and
IDENTITY anticipate the time not far the princt
resulting II he achieseineni Of glorious IA.
The nel, meeting Gu, viii on Thursday evening
October ., at the same place, when able speakers wiz u
'' JAMES o'NEn, President.
y Ws T. b bsaAsss Secretaries.
rrHE. Irish UNITED SOCIAL AND PoLiTicAI
adopted the ioCTDs ~. :. and
M we Of
Where's. !. m Sur opinion pin Ss psn % =
Of New York. to sustain all who adhere to the principles Of
Eesoysd Iha. earnestly the nomination ,oF Men,
US In that assembly.
Resolved That Colonel Robos deserves support
only his sterling Irish patriot who has strug
ged increasingly for the freedom Of hrs native land but also
for his many private well as public virtues.
Resolved. That the young men Of this city remember w
gratitude the "dry goods ccrks first demanded thu
sbrdgenen hours OF labor, Coonei Roberts, thS
merchant stepping forward to champion the early cosiDq
movement and stood by It TIL became permanent sua
cess Be II further
Kesolyed That Colonel Roberts receives the Tam
many Hal which sincerely hope and trGs
TaInmany Hall win honor i,sef by giving him, this club
Determined sustain him under circumstances, and de-
spite opposition elect him to the oce to which his abs
ties goodness Of heart honesty Of purpose well
title him. LAWhENCE WALSH. rres!ient
PATRICK HAYES, Vice President.
CHARTS DUDDY, Secretary.
YIIUE w. K. ROBERTS FOURTEENTH WARD DEMO
cratic Association will meet at j. A. Hayes, 3j7 Brooms
street, on Nc nday evening, October y. at ~ NJ.
JOHN A. HAYES, President.
THOMAS FISHER, Secretary.