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From the Democratic Press of Oct %.
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From the Democratic Press of Oct 29


On Monday last, meeting was held at the Mason |
c Hall, in New Y ort city, of highly respectable
:. jackson Republican Electors" convened for the
purpose of . taking into consideration the inds-
/, Greet nominations recently made by the general
g nominating committee for County Officers under
:. the dctation of Mordecai Manassah Noah"


The Commercial Advertiser says it was under
stood the meeting was uproaraous," The Nation
al Advocate says, " when our informant left the
Us room at 8 O'clock, the meeting had degenerated
. into ofpersonal renconre, and noisy riot
The official account OF the proceedings OF the
meeting are published The resolutions, says the
account, were carried in the affirmative 'by an i'm
s. mense majority, and with the most unbounded en-
g thusiasm." One of these resolutions says, that
g members of the Republican family and as friends
'' to the elevation of that ncorruptble patriot ()
6 Andrew Jackson, we declare the proceedings OF
'' the nominating committee of Jackson men in re-
lation TO County Officers, illegal and totally vitaa-
g ted being the result Of BARGAIN [O fel and pri-
/ g vate caucuses" Again,


II "Resolved AS the majority of the members ofthc Gen
era Nominating Committee have betrayed the trusts com


mted their charge, that take upon ourselves to


woke the powers vested in them, and that do FRO


nominate suitable persons for county officers, to


be supported by the republicans of this city and county, in
deposition the candidates who have unwarranaby OBJ.


tanned their AOinnaion by secret intrigue, and by the


most dshonorable practices"


The meeting then proceeded to nominate persons
, to offices instead of those before selected by the
General Nominating Committee, and first of all we
have the name of JAMES SHAW for Sheriff, in the


place of Mordecai Manassah Noah, to whose paper
I we shall for moment turn. for has account OF The
. proceedings of these Jacksonites. The Enquirer


says, that us soon as the hall filled, " the fac


ton''--that is the Jacksonians who called the meet
: ing attempted to read some papers, but they


could not be heard for the cries of Hurrah for Jack
J SON Lurrah for regular nomina'ioaS-Noa oah-
u Noah, "-these shouts continued, ''s the chairman
+ left the CHAIR SC. This is Noahs account, and
n is so natural one, so likely picture Of Jackson
r, ism, and Jackson meetings, that for once we will gv
l. him the credit oftruh. In pursuing the account il
T. the Enquirer, made dead halt, and iaughe
y outright twas impossible to help it--when Noa
II sgmases the meeting "a actlous set, who claim t.
A. be heard in their detection, because they
II the name of Jackson men, ,"being unknolpa de
D. serters from other ranks"