New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30
~ DEMOCRATIC WIG GENERAL COMMITTEE

IN DEMOCRATIC WING GENERAL COMMITTEE
NEw-IoRK, Sept 81, ISL
p,orre6 Tha, the County Convention be requested to
,ee al the Broadway House on Friday the let Of oce
10, oe1t at o'clock T. NJ.
P1s,ir.d Tina, the Convention select Delegates tie
the senatorial Convention be requested TO meet on Nor
Soy the 18th October, at the Broadway House. at O'Clock
PM ,,, p.vuoxn cL,
n r. R.c..opsr. {Sec'ys- SO TOT
Whig Senatorial Convention, First
n;.tri,t-Ata meeting of this Convention heid al
De Broldway iou-e the l3h Of October, lc40, the
f,lsw ing Resolution was passed
p,,olred Thatthe next Senatorial Convention for this
3trc, he held the second Tuesday Of October l-il
=, ~ o'clock noon. the Broadway House the City
of New-fork and thst the President cause due notice
hereof 10 be gwen of the
SIT LAMBERT SUDAN, President,
II General Committee of Wing Young
Mcn.-An adjourned meeung of Tin. Committee i'll be
keld al Naonal Hail. Canal street Friday Evening
October !, 81 :. O'Clock
w. BENJAMIN DRAKE, Chairman
wy R. MARsH, secre,aries.
II Third Wnrd.-At u meeting of the Demo
cratic Wing Electors the Third Ward held pun
70 call the evening OF the 9th INST Ellis Potter E,q
sspi on,ed Presid and John A. Mitchell and Nor
II. Ha,iead. Wee Presidents Michael o. Hart and Ed
xasi Penny, Secretaries.
The call meeting having been read it was moved
that committee OF three be appointed draft resolutions
expressive of the of this meeting. The following
gentlemen were appon,od-Wilnam Dodge VIE. SamI
johnson and Samuel X. thllds.
Resolved. That the M ctne proceed TO nominate and
marx three delegates represent the Ward in Sena
iora Convention, when the following gentlemen we're Gu
~ elected: Eiis Potter Joseph Ireland, VIM Samuel
Johnson.
Resolved, That the meeting proceed to nominate and
marx for i've delegates represent the Ward IN County
Convention, Tor the purpose OF non a 'ng
gate the St.tc Convention. he following e""uH
elected James Van No-trand, smith Duhhhsi l.
liam Dodge, VI. {. Paterson, Samuel Stevens. ,
Tic Committee appointed 10 drait resolutions reported
the following: M,
Resolved Tina, the Democratic Wings of the Third
Ward cyIng on intelligence aud virtue OF the Peo-
r and having uhiaiiing confidence righteous
the late unfortunate circumstances IN me General
Governments renewed stimulus TO exeruon, and though
willing to Of cOnciation rather than fore,
yet they pciee themselves TO stand maniuy 10 their
prrcIplc.. contend with undy ing ardr for complete
success, and though loed By temporary reyerses staAd
ffm iru ting that the right must prevail.
Resolved. That ~e rejoice at the successful attainment
the last Congress OF many Objects OF Vai impor
lance he counrythat the land bill, the bankrupt bill
the revenue, navy and fertilization bills cured aud
that by tic Laud Bill great public domain has been
the control of deHHgOgues and secured
those VINO ed by their blood aad
Resoh ed, That the Democratic Wing party ask only
for equal a"s-tba they deeply that the labor of
the Prison nurousiy I.ierieres with the occupa
lions honest, virtuous mechanics.
Resolved That We are deeply impressed with the i'm
p0rahcc OF the coming election that will do ut
most 10 sustain We" pure
and uncor, aed; tsa the State Administrative Is ou;s
aud nc lost only BY neglect and that call up
on our fellow citizens second efforts and retain the
Government the hands that party which alone Is
safety.
Resolved That this repose the highest conf
deRce the patriotism and hgh bearing OF the distn-
guhtd Statesman of the West, the Hon Henry Clay, /
aud that tender HIM thanks for hi, high anu /
paue,c during the recent session of Cong
ELLIS POTTER President
JoHS a. MITCHELL, " Presidents
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MicsaclG. Hart, ,-...