New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-07


u Wings of the First Ward Arouse aud
Come 10 The wig Electors "i me Isl mafS
EVENING. at o'clock al the Broad Street House The
meeting will be addressed by Nh samoas and other gen
OTro w VAN TyYI- Secretary.
The evening will please copy. nj
u Second yyard.-Thr Democratic Wing Electors
Of the Second Ward Jones' second
Ward oel No. 81 Nassau-strect, Monday evening, No
vember al 7o'cock TO respond iotbe Congressional State
and County Nomination. and make the necessary arrange
ed that everg Wing in the Ward will be present BY order
OF The Ward Committee,
HENRY HARRIS, Secretary.
~ Fifth w-ord.-Deinocralic wings to ac,on:-
The Democratic whig Electors OF the Fifth "nra and all
others favor of protecting American Labor, Sound Cur
The OF capable and honest rulers
requested assemble Tie Marion House 1865 West Broad
way, Monday evening, Nov. 7t at u O'Clock, to re-
spoRd the State and County Nominations, and 10 make
the necessary preparations to bRg out the whole "he
vote O: .be Ward BY order of the Ward Commitee
WARREN CHAPMAN, Chairman.
FRasels TGl.s Sss:oS &. WlrrEsrrRc Secretaries n52
" Eight, yard.-THE OLD COON WIDE
AwAKE.WHlGs, RALLY: RALLY! RALLY!-rhe
are requested to meet a, the Eighth Ward Hall. No
O'Clock TO respond TO the Wig Nominations, and adopt
measures 10 bring out the full ig vote OF the old Eighth
ID.
By order OF The Ward Committee.
JOSEPH N. BARNES, Chairman
A. r. STouTENBuRcn,} Secretaries.
NJ Ninth Vard-TnriG, Tarifr.-rhcre will
he public meeting OF the friends of Protection 10 the Ae
rcan Laborer This Evening" O'Clock, No. -7S Beek
erst. Northern Exchange) full attendance OF all who
feel the utility and necessity of Protection il requested
N. b. The respective candidates for Congress in that
District invited 10 attend and discuss the question 1t
ETents, Ward.-WIiIGS. RALLY! RALLYsc
RALLY!!! for GEORGE EICHELL-The Democratic
biaa Hail. 2ss Grands,reet THIS EVENING, III oclk,
adapt bring The full Hhig vote OF the Old
Tenth. By order ofhe Ward Committee
JAMES ii. fINhNEY Chairman.
L. w. BRADFORD Secretary
Great speaking aod glorious singing may be expected
" All hands on deck!
II Tenth sVard.-The Democratic whig Electors
of the Third District Tenth War requested 10 attend
meeting at ST. Davids Hall, 2i? Waker-st Monday
ance mi G. j. BuDD, Chairman.
az Thirtecnth Vnri.-FoCRTH DISTRICT.
will meet at The corner Lewis and Deancy-sls. (H.
wheelers.) on This NIonday) Evening, Nov. =, at
O'Clock make for the Election in that Die
trct. By order of the Com.iitiee OF The District
ABRAM COLDER,
JOHN B. PARKER, Committee.
u7 CHAS. SWEZY,
rOue more TsnIIy.-THlRTEENT WARD,
FIRST DISTRICT.-The Democ, ATTIC wings Of this DS
tricl are requested meet on this MONDAY EVENING.
7th Ney O'clock at the corner C Srdnd and CHnoN
streets II is hoped that every whg the District will be
prescn, as tnsness o. i,nportapcs will be transacted
BY order. CE \RLES III. GlFFiN, Chairman.
w. i auotIELD Secretary n7lr
Thirtsen9h Wnrh.-At meeting of the De-
mocratc Wings of the 18th Ward held pursuant public
notice on Saturday evening, 5h inst, Mr. CHAS. H. GIF
FIN appointed President; CHAs. NJ SIMoNsoN and
ISAAC o. Hunt, Vice Presidents; JAMES A BRowN and
JOHN T. KLoTs, Secretaries
The nomination Congress. Assembly and Register
q lnDnUnuod aDDliu.e.
The committee appointed drat Resolutions reported
the following which were unanimously adopted:
Resolced Tha; heartily respond to the NOMINATIONS
of LUTHER RRADISll for Governor and GABRIEL
FURMAN for Lieutenan Governor; of ISRAEL DAN,
LEY, of Richmond County, for Senator; OF GEORGE
raded with the nse Of a SMITH and as hey
deserving OF success we VIII use every e1ernon TO en-
Resosed That we hail with deligh: the nomination OF
JOHN II. WILLIAMS as the Wing candidate for Congress
and recoipmend him. not only the members Of
party but 10 the sober rejecting citizens e this Ward and
the entire District well calculated 10 protect TIER
interests in the Councils OF the Nation elected will
prove hlsea ailhiu representative o the People, Tor he
Is capable and houes worthy OF our confidence, and sha
receive our undivided aud cordla support
Resolved That il Is The policy OF this country 10 preserve
the Industry of .S Mechanics from The runoS coSequeh
ces OF unequal competition with lic pauper labor OF Eu-
rope and by Protective Fa 10 enable them TO realize
profit from the productions OF their hans Tor IL Is only N
that way that the American interests can be protected lr
Icons of our weaver he kept IN operation ana ia, ah
adequate price br obtained ioT labor actually periot
We have confidence in the cry OF Free Trade so mnt
auded by opponents because 's tree only 10 le OH
side OF The Atlantic but cruelty Oppressive iis We
60 for equal rights among all classss OF the people ana VIII
persevce until those rights established aed maintained
ReSoUed 1bat our thanks are dnc 1" liie majority IN '
present Congress for the firm and manly stand WHICH they
maintained IN opposition 10 he trucking policy ol a vasc
ating ard ungraeiu Executive, and exhort them o
perstvere until they Fave carried out the principles
maintained by the " Whig party, OF securing sound naoh
al currency lust ard equal distribution the proceeds OF
the public lands aud firm and settled policy III the pro
lection OF American Industry.
Resolved That we cal upon the Merchant, the Mechanic
tl,n y Al
practices of party who, while they profess 10 Or ln
friends ard special patrons OF The poor are advocating
policy which strikes al the very root OF their prosperity
and which, if carried and adopted VIII degrade hcn
10 level with the Seris OF Europe ana oolge lhetD 7"
abandon country which they have Steceh as un o
which had promised them, but which we have iae 20
Resoired. That a speedy and in.cious completion Of
the Public Works progress demanded At the hands
of RepreSentaYes ana we epudale the idea Ina III,
seventeen millions Of dollars already expended IN "otE, @
partially constructed should be thrown away While III
power, by judcous and safe pnhcy, to place ine N
condition by which an income may he derived 10 lle
State upon the invested and n, the same time al
ford the necessary accommodation tor rapid anu cheap
conveyance of the productions OF the West 10 The
OF our city.
The meeting eloquently addressed by Harvey a.
Weed, ESQ the Of Henry Clay being mentioned sew
era times which responded TO with deaienng cheers
'''''O'' ''0N'''~N cHAs IL. GIFFIN, President.
JONES 1sNS = = Kaa4y SEGwS' Secretaries.
D- Grand Rally of SVasainG;onians- iss
(Monday) Evening. New York Historical LyceGm, oo3
Broadway few doors below Prince. Something new and
very attractive will be brought forward The Mitchell TO,
tai Abstinence Society will select President and Second
Vice PreSdopt and highly interesting facts OF recent oc'
will be aunsunced Short Addresses by be Gee-
braied Mr. Parker from Boston, by Counselor Fay Rev
SIR Wallace and other popular Temperance speakers
variety OF choice Singers viii entertain the audience among
whom are Messrs Murphy and Labars. Admission free
J. D. YOUNG, Isl vice President
PBILL,rs, Secretary.
" The Phrnix Temperance Benevoieut
Evening nj * O'clock at Concert Hail P B. Manchester,
Esq President Of the Columbian Society John II. Camp