New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30
J |2 a. a MiIentaL' V. Presidents


ELLIS POTTER President.
JoHS a. MITCHELL, v p.o.ids,,s
MoRRIs HALslEAD,
MicsacG. Hart, sccre,.,ie.
Edward Penny, ) 80
u Seventh Ward.-THE OLD SEVENTH
READY - Al larg" ct.ng f the " hies Of the Sew
nth Na;d he pu sbant to cell OF the General Commit
tee Monday evening 9th inst the Franklin House
OF Rutgers aud Cnerry-sir.cts the meeting
called To order by Conrad Sweet upon whose nomination
Joseph iioxie unanimously elected Chan m-n Co. ne
lms Ishart snd Barnes Benne Assistant Chalrmen A.
7. c. Per.on and Lobert b. Fo'gcr Secretaries.
The cnl of the meeting having been read Morgan Nor
tans, jr offered tno following resolution winch was
unanimously adopted.
Resolved That Retiring Committee oftw from each
District chosen from this meeting nominate three
Delegates TO the Senatorial Ccnvo ntOn aud five Dele
gates the County Convention.
The Retiring Committee having been chosen j. f.
Beers offered the following resolution, Inch Wa unanl-
mously adopted.
Resolved, Tina, Committee of three persons be ap
pouted draft resolutions expressive Of the feelings OF
this meeting.
The Chuirman appointed j. E. Beers Conrad Sweet ard
5. Tr at Mckinney, such Commi,tre-who reported the
following resolutions which enthusiastically received
ard uEanini. usly adopted
Received Tnat We approve CT the call of STAG Con
yeHtou be convened =, the 9th o. October
next.
Rc-lvcd That in the passage OF the Bankrupt Law,
the Lard Distributor Bill the Revenue Bill and IN the
repeal of The sub II casury, have tue Satisfaction OF
howipc tina, the lead ~ measures "t the Wing Party
have been successfully md tramphan carried out ana
that cur Wing Representatives Collr,ss entitled to
and hrrf re hereby grateful eckno Wedge
these evidences OF their wisdom, patriotism md
love OF country.
Resolved That during tho late session Of Coneress We
have eived many and gratifying proofs OF the
Patriotism ability Of the Hon. HENRY CLAY the
tod. the resolue and Determined Champion OF wing
Principles and Wing measures, ana that ivf thc m"'iy
aud honorable course pursued By that enlightened st'es
throughout the long and drduou session Just passed
We Eel bound 10 tender to him our warneSt thanks ana
hun OF determination TO give nun our UNI
qD5ihrd support.
Resolved That will cndcavor to promote harmony
and union III the Wing party prepare immediately a
cler Ship for action NOW outstanding circumstances
have arisen and difficulties occurred which were not an
repated, counted the when entered the colt
tc, and feel prepared TO meet all emergencies, 10 stand
BY the Country, the Constitution aud the Laws
Kesovcd That We insist upon the iuliment "i certain
principles expressed aad implied hy the entire wing
Parry ;ac late Presidential contest, VIZ ONE TENN
RErRENCHNENT, ROTATION IN OFFICE @nd n
THOROUGH REFORM. And We further declare that
expect the General Administration and H. AGENTS
will carry the spirit 'f The foregoing Resolution
The Retiring Committee OHertd the following Report;
The being taken each candidate separately they
unanimously elected
For Senatorial Convention Conrad Sweet Isaac r. Jcs
mp Henry Falrhatn.
70, C.sn,y Cony ntion James r. Wood James c.
Beers Aaron Swarrs George W. flbc,, Thomas Carney
On motion of Morgan Morfans, Jr
Resolved That the Delegates ~ each Convention nave
poser to fill vacancies.
On EotOn Of James TNylor,
Resolved That the Wings OF the Seventh Ward are
opposed 10 The emplovmept OF convict la any me-
ehnlca branches followed this much rs
decreases the demand for the labor OF the honest me-
'hanic ard IN. strong tendency 10 demorai%s 10y in-
ifoiaeing workshops the educated tenant oil
prOa.
On notion of z. Griffith,
Resolved. That the District Committees be rcqa'>teu
and respectfully urged call their districts ecehcr ior
the purpose Of organization and attending TO the rce'tra
uOu OF the Wings of the several districts win the e"'
possible delay.
On moiicn OF A. Matthews,
Resolved, That the prcce edings OF TINS meeting DC
published IN the Wing pSpSrs.
On motion, adjourned.
JOSEPH HOME Chairman.
COKSrulus UtsHASr' Assistant
BARSEs BgSNEr Chairmen.
R. Ro1 b. X; H B. Fo2esp, secretaries $50
u Real Camphcne 0ii.--WEBB'S contcm
plated improvement, the spPat,,us for manufacturing
pure Canpncne OH after auch study and great expense
has been completed and the result is the production of
an article of uncqualled purity and cleanliness that will
burn without cunning " the Lamps Inc troublesome
ssd 6thy manner IN whcA all infs'ior articles will do.
those who have been ahnoved with OH Ca or spuri
ea' imitation Canphene will only try Webhs genuine No
l,hey csu then sec the difference For ais Broad
N~, corner CaHal-ssreet.
PS. Webs Camphene is II, sato rs oil will soil
ne riches, dress Will not crust the wick; will light
lrge room at a cost OF cent an hour
POSTSCRIPT.
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NE lHEAPNESS and SIMPLICITY OF its operation has
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hat mt
se'of Ais improvement may be full opera
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