,,r German Rfeorm McctIng.-at. lArge and re-
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-7y- f,ormnn Reform Mcctng.-Ata nrge and re-
succiabe meeting Of Germans Inhabitants OF the city OF
N,yorL held on Friday evening, 5st October at Frank
n, nm M, II ARENDS called 10 the Chair, Mr..
wr :. ,.r wus chosen Vice President, and NJ. FEo-
,, ,,,sioted Secretary The following resolutions We're
uaannousy passed.


Er,oed We declare soIeunly before the face OF the
world that have country bu; the earl and thai ell
mon have M equal right 10 live upon H.


Rr,rtd We call ourselves Americans ana have no other
4nrcsi than those OF the American people because m-r-
en- n The nsyu of oppressed every where ard because
the OF III. American people Is the Interest OF Tie
whole human race.


bur Will sustain whatever iurhers the great CAUSE 0i hu-
mnuity.


fellow eborers In The of progress pioneers OF
future the sdvocaes .: The OF the oppressed
children OF Industry aad as the ony true democracy oil the
land


Re,oed We ourselves be led asray by The clam.
oucres OF selfish interests and pe1ge ourselves
with Joy 10 sustain The following proclamation o e NJ
uonal Reiorners: IT,,


That all ncu are created equal the, they endowed by
their Creator with certain uaensbe rights alonS woi
urc the Ct 10 Life and Liberty the use OF such pnI-
ton oi tho earth and the other e!enenis as sha pc S
cen TO provide them Win ue inca''s Vi i - -; CO -,
comfort; 10 education aud paiIna pfoeetoh roi


Rcyo5oi In accordance herewith we engage
individually md collectively 10 cUVpeIa9Yo y w. H a.. % ~
strength with our co-workeTs the National heofHieIs 10
bring before tie American People ihose simple pfn
cplcs, and thus 10 AID IN carrying cut H-oflousiy 7 new
reform.


\ Committee Of seven were chosen make preparations
for second meeting in weeks from the same day fol-
lowing Al The close OF the meeting the wofoowing ad-
dilionnl resolutions unanimously passed.


Te,oed That the officers of this meeting requested 10
prepare address 10 the Editors OF all the German papers
in - United States in which they will be earnestly called
upon examine seriously and adopiihe principles o evil
dent Justice proclaimed by tue National R"ionners


Resoyed That opinion any paper that has not the
courage proclaim the right OF man 10 the sol-e hst ana
sacred Of all his rghts-oses all CLAIM TO be called
democratic paper. I'D
~ To the Voters OF Newly ork.-The Excise
the last session Of State Legislature law
WAS passed giving 10 each and city tExcsrr NEW
YORK the rgn decide by ballot whether the traffic in
/ rum should be continued stopped
A similar law was passed in Connecticut and the voice
The PEOPLE taken in accordance with lis pro-
Visions is even rcverberating through the land
Out OF hndred and twenty towns and cities in that
State TWO HUNDRED decided that they will have no
more rum sold within their bordcrs Yes in two hundred
Of the two hundred aud twenty and cities in Connec


cul the who hereafter sells the intoxicating draue
is LAw-BREAKgR, aud is 20 he dealt with accordingly


On Tuesday 2th of April next the question is
10 decided by the inhabitants OF this Sute Those OF New
York City excepted -" when it is confidently believed thai
the results proportionaey will be attained Ten ou
OF every eleven Of all the and Giles IN the Empire
State will thus be freed from The and disgrace of Tie
rum-traflic


Why are the citizens Of NewYork denied the privilege
acting for themselves upon this momenous subject Have
they been guilty of any crime that they should be thus pro-
scbed. Is the business OF groeseing less deporabie
here in its results extent than in other places Or are
We as community less able comprehend the question
and therefore less qualified upon IL Why, we repeat
are the inhabitants of this City denied most important
privilege which is freely accorded 10 all others in the Stale


OF the gentlemen before the people as candidates fol-
their surages The following pledged favor Of EQUAL
RIGHTS in this matter and will exert themselves have
NewYork City incudcd in the Law in time TO vote Will
! he rest OF the State:


Senator-LUTHER BRADISH.
| Members of assembly.
| Hamilton Fish, William Edmonds,
! Thomas III. Oakley, Abraham G thompson, Jr
! John A. May Morgan Morgans, Jr
| William Marks, Harvey Hunt,
Abraham r. Lawrence, James Kelly,
William s. Ross james Stokes,
| Nehemiah Miller.


Ner- York, Oct Sd, ls45. MS
TT Second Nnrd.-The Wing Executive Committee
this Ward requested TO attend Meeting s the Second
Ward Hotel No. 81 Nassaust on Monday Evening, Nov
Sd al O'Clock All the Wings of the Ward requested
with this OCCASION being The last night OF
meeting before the Election.


By order OF the Ward COmmiitee.
JEREMY l.. CROSS, Chairman.
THos. DELASo, Secretary. ms II