New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-29


,s,u rep ,rtcd ,.e following Dcl-gs' to :he sea.
Eli, and Assembly Convention, Which were separately
'io N..5 nror and unanimously approved o..
pa''S- " For Senatorial Convention.
David Il. Do.euus, Horace ST Johh'
Thomas II. Brown.
r-,,,i. Y Mnnv. William Lounsburg
CHARLES r. Sutherland Alex N Donald,
Eiwafd CroirS.
,;o, po.o,vrd This, the Delecate. 10 the Senate
- County Conventions be rsqacsted to use ta'ir best
10 nominate only such men as are iienuy 70 al
ION Of all labor our State Prisons taat eohhict'
~ W ,hs free and homes, labor of Mechanics
peolysd Tha, copy of this RESOLUTION be handea 10
-. n. iegstes from thls " arc
ad AZ seconded That these proceedings be signed
~ Cbsrpap and Secretaries, and published ia the
l",s Star s. Times Courier, and NewYork Tribune.
IN notion, adjourned.
VI '-'N' DAVID R. DOREMUS Chairman.
Gas. S. OAKLEY, Secretaries. On
CH,s SurrsN, t@9
T7euIh Vyard.--Ata meeting Of the Democrat
Tb;r Heaters Of the Tenth Ward, hoid at Columbian
IN of the Democratic Wing General Committee for the
,nn.e OF seiecung Delegates 10 e County and Sena.o
SiCouyenons. JOSEPH McKEON, E,q. was ce!t3d TO
,Ss Chair Lew EssTmAH AID ALSxASCER THomrsoS
1ere appointed Assistant Chairmea aud JANEs H. PiNc
xyY and CHARLES RIDDLE, Secretaries.
Or notion the meeting preceded to select, by ballot,
Eve DELEGATES the County Convention and three Dele
oates - tie 9.latorial Conyen,ica wnen
Willi1m Porlson, II. Hobart lIawes,
John Fowler, John Ccscr, jr.
B. ". Bradford,
were declared TO DO duly elected the County Convcn
Richard Scott, Harris scovill, Joseph Weed,
10 tie s. Ratoria Convention.
On mo IOn j. H. H.. H.ws j. L. Chester, D. Ferry
Richard Scott Benjamln Drake and Charles Riddle "i1
appointed Committee TO draft resoatobs who iepof'e"
the following which were adopted By acclaHauoh'
RESOLUTIONS ,,.,..
Resolved, That this meeting unszmousiy ana MAJ S
thpe If he
Convention to be held at Syracuse, on the ON u -,
next; and that approve of the sentiments
the ut Address %: the SAID Cominl''ee, .r ran ,
selves n earnest en1ea'ofs j" 0"' no $500
Wbsrrss while we are with Mr.. Wise, assured that
Henry Clay has done for himself what rieSu' aIu
nor foes can take from hn-u fame lfoa when no man
ccn,ure detractths office could not add oSc cuo TO
mis- statHre, cbaple TO the wreath OF gratitude
ihst eRcirceh his Dame,
resolved That are of opinon thut while his country
ran do nothing him. he do much for his country
d that expect return to our former pros
ce,;,y IN IL he who we'll knows the wants of his fe
low citizens placed by their suirages at the head O:
their stfIirS.
Resolved That liz witnessing the fearless independent
and coss.tcut pursued by the Hon. y. r. Tall.
nadrc since his reelection TO the Senate OF the United
States have abundant reason to be satisfied that 'he
rspsct ard confidence with winch regard him has not
be,a misplaced ana that judging from the past we have
no reason fear that he Will ever grove Northern nun
with Southern principles"
Resolved That those Wing Members Of Congress who
have so nohy wtsood the gazing effects Of tie oEposi
ton manifested toward the fayore measure OF the wing
party and who, although now suffering under the yra-
meal exercise otae power not yet dshearteHed
bu; express their determination yet 10 make glad the
hearts of their constituents deserve aud do receive the
,hanks o Whs party and thai we assure them OF our
coctinued and cordial support.
Received That the pursued by those members
who composed he majority of the Cabinet ct tht good
old man the amoncd Harrison-in retiring from Their
Aayp TflaI..
have he-n ab,0lstc d,honDr, reflects the highest cre
upon their characters both political aud pfiVete and
that by of this act, the late Attorney aud Post
muster Generals au4 the Secretaries OF War, the Nay
and the Treasury arc dOaby entitled 10 the uhiliHIeu
confidence OF the Wing patty.
Resolved That VIC are decidedly oppcecd TO tue pre-
system Of employing the coDvc;s III our State S"ns
In ,he mechanical ars competition with the 'tpor o.
tic honest artisan and favor OF supporting such
candidates only the Sa;e Legislature will use then
eudeavos to effect such reform as the rights oi cur H'e
chsaics Crmlnd.
Is.olyed That ANY slera;. Of the present system o:
a,,riac,,n, he fibiic School Fund by whi.h NY per-
ton Of said fund shous be given to several institutions OF
asecaria, character, would not only be utterly susver
sye Of the of society, hut would u;1,cy w0k
the eeciuhl Distraction of The Common school Sstei;
and that " decidedly and unanimously opposed 10
any such alteration.
Ecsoyed Tpst wo ar decidedly opp sed to the poli,i
cal pacple which ha, recently been put nto PRACTICE Of
roalai,g office g no ctcorsy knoSn MS 'c
tive poca' Opponents AM who have to"n aud std are
using tler Utmost cntcaFors III ontosile tGVso P'i"i
and for which tho Wig pGry are conlcn1!ns
wha AZ the time oppoloats themselves aro pro-
s;rbina and dschlrgiug owa friends upon any ant
every occasion.
On motion, i, tlcn
Resolved That cory OF the last resolution as reported
by tie ComMes be sisued By ,ho officers Of The meet
IT, urd sent 10 the Collector nf the Port
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meeting oe fao
liahed in the Wing papers. lsiCned
JOSEPH McKE0N, Chairman.
LEVI EAs-MAS, }A;s't Chairman.
AK. THOMPSON, )
JAMES y. PINKNeY Socrats-;,s
Cr.n1rs RIDDLE a."