New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

HENRY CLAY of kentucky, President Of the United
states and thar we win relax no effort to place him IN the
Chair in l2.i
Ordered, that the proceedings of the meeting be pub
ashed in The Tribune; =, o,
j.sos j.e aSfssss mooRs, Secretaries
Er Seventeenth Ward.-At numerous meeting
Of The Democrate Mg Electors ofihe Seventeenth Ward
called pursuant the recommendation OF the Wing Gene
raj Committee held Henry Clay House, Ave-
nue and Frsi-street, Monday evening, August sh
,ssa WILLIAM B. BALLOw, Esq, called to The
Chair and EsENEzER H. BRowN, and JOSEPH C. PIScX-
s.Y we're appointed Secretaries.
The call Of the meeting read and approved
On s,ion the meeting proceeded ballot for FIVE Dee
catss TO NEE, in County Conyenticn, at The Broadway
ops. ON Thursday Angus, 1lh, to choose thirteen Dele
es TO the Syracuse Convention, the 7h September
:ezt.
The following n4med gentlemen were duly elected
JoIN RIDLEY, WILLIAM P. CLARK,
THOMAS WEBSTER, JOHN ACKER, and
DANIEL II. BURNETT,
Thomas Webster then submitted the following resolu-
,;ons which were carried with deafenipg applause:
p,soired That the coming election is of unparalleled
iapouauce and that it is The imperative duty of every
democratic Wing 10 come to he rescue and 10 put forth
b u,st efforts TO the Empire State from The corrupt
and runon, mis- ule of Loco Focosm and all the isS with
which we have been and still are afflicted.
Pssolrsa That the nomination OF the Ashland Farmer,
HENRY CLAY for the Presidency. is well calculated
10 cheer and animate 10 triumphant and glorious
saw God bless him and preserve him.
Relped That the gratitude of the people IS due 10 The
Congress o. The naio of the1 gn ana a hn = e
People they have afforded ustriors examples OF patriot
by unaerg1ng every & hv pre
rynE its liberties and they VIII be sustained ny 'e REQ
pie o,. ,d rn;,ous course
n John Tyler is well calculated 10 fill Us with the most
gloomy fearful apprehensi0ns for the safety and ber
lies oil our beloved country, and her institutions II te
nprrious duty of every freeman resist by all honorable
ard constitutional means in his power the usurpaohs o'the
would he Dictator.
R,oIyd Tbas we advise the Captain to disband his cor
poral guard at least this Ward not single recruit
can or has been added 10 it, taken from the ranks Oh The
irrcheared Democratic Wings but he VIII not take our
good and Wholesome advice, then recommend him TO
discharge forthwith the political scullons and scavengers
mlsrspreserng the Democratic Wings and appoint IN their
place. il he find any that will trust him. LocoFocos OF
Rssoiped That, le, .,hers do they WILL pay no
paw we determined TO do duty and stand up TO
1ns by the by the true
ointerna Improvement and the Protection Of Home In.
duSlry; let the Democratic Wings present charge In one
unbroken phalanx, and the victory is ours.
After giving three tremendous cheers for HARRY OF THE
WEST The meeting adjourned
WILLIAM B. BALLOw, Chairman.
JOSEPH G. PIScHssY, aulo
Rankrupts.-Ang.
George Rogers, (hrm Rogers Brother) Y, Sept 9.
Elisha Mills merchant, N J, sept D.
Anasa N. Chzpin, trader, Y, Septs
Edward Ogden, (ate frm Ogden Calender, merchants,
Enoch Conklin. {lae firm E. Conkin Coy N Y, Sep 8
William Sherwood, (lae shoe and leather deaer N Y,
Sept 9.
Augustus Van Amringe, New.York Sept.9.
Thomas IT. Fisher White Plains, Westchcster CO. Sept o.
hhpd een announced al the Clerks Office that no petit
tons would be ordered between the 9Th inst and the ls OF
September The Court however, has concluded that there
shall be no that respect and they will continue TO
be eordered from day TO day they may be filed