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


u Twelnh yyard.-A,a meeting OF the Wings Of
the i2ih Ward, held al Hazards Yorkvie, on Msnlay
evening August sh, pursuant the call OF the Ward Cou
rnittee. ALoNZo A. ALroRD was called 10 the Chair
Ell B. BuBs was appointed Secretary The following per-
were then apponte Delegates TO the County Couven
on TO meet The lh august, Instant, (with power l
canciesl viz:
THOMAS cARNLY, ALoN2o A. ALvoRD,
NJ. HOPPER MOTT, WARREN BRADY
WILLIAM f. DANA.
The following resolutions then passed unanimously:
Rtsolred That tender the whole body of Whi Re.
representatives. and Senator'S Congress hearty thanks
for the Industry zeal, and ability with which they have Ia
bored the peoples during their present lenghehed
nocracy in The Legislature tths real werhippers oab
,ay power and by the President who actisen with the
much abused confidence OF deceived people has exalted
10 his present station; that we mourn The injuries wkch
have been Indicted the country BY the Presidents ohr.
ale disregard OF the peoples WILL bu; woald father
hoSrreS increased than puSianirnousy SaErerser at the
soen demand OF that weak and dsObedient the
best principles OF the Constitution aud the dearest rights o
the people.
Resored, Tha, look with riun,ph at the act by which
Congress has maintained lis independence executive dc
tatloa and that while The dishonesty that op
poses the measures bot lately recommended and approved
we can sa resent The wan,oa exercise OF power 10y which
the nboier the manufacturer the mechanic, anu the farmer
would b. deprived ottLe Of supp0rt,-and can punish
the guilty author OF il.
Rssocei That Tari, for both Revenue and Protection
Of houe industry, is constitutional and necessary and that
the country prosper without liz and that bold the
men 10 be enemies OF their country wbo are aiding tore
Resolved That HENRY CLAY is the only man 10 whom,
the feope can oos tor ns Q. tbs Soves
OF the goous triumph tha; awaits him in the ses Presl
Resoived Tha, the public deb; of this State sught
be Increased unless the measure he necessary order 10 o-
tain the benefit of the treasure already expended on It's pub
lie wotksthat Internal Improvement ought not to be
cadoued because without IL the natural adv2ragesoi the
State will be lost and the people impoverished while the
right employment OF their vii complete the Work
already commenced. advancing the prosperity OF the people
| and the power OF the State
H. ,l,atb has
mnistered the law in disregard OF the maedctons OF bad
men, that il, those say success Is not the test OF
criminal gives strong suspicion OF his guilt; asd that the
late between the Mayor and his associates one
trupulouS and his supporters have mertd and
| receircd the condemnation OF all IeIest
Rsoired, That we pity our Loco-Foco neshborS OF this
ward who have lately been disguised with the naaseatng
spectacle Of the late Corporation Counsel, aboring openly
oFhis csnduct and that OF his associate the Mayor in their
late abGrtive attempt TO overthrow the Will OF the people
and that credit TO neghbnrS that the only voice
raised among them in defence of that wrong the ry
! aisinterested one thatwas employed to commit IL
ResotuG, That the shameful exhbitloR o; public meetings.
called together at The instance OF magistrate IN Office
prompted TO reve the highest courts OF law and besosted
with ignorance and dishonest assuming TO reverse their de-
cison unanimously pronounced as TO rescue that mags
rate from the disgrace with which defeat has covered HIM
convince the country of the true character OF this
tended Democracy, and keep II prosrated, where Is
ALONZO A. ALNoRD, Chairman.
ELI b. BuDp Secretary. auiolt
! u Thirteenth sVard.-A, meetirg OF the De-
mocratic whg Electors of the Thirteenth Ward, held
the Tippecanoe House, No. Sheriff street, Monday
Evening Aug. 9th, DR.. A. w. WHITE called to the
Chair and JAS. Dickson, appointed Secretary
The call OF the meeting havin. been read, the meeting
proceeded ballot five Delegates represent, the Ward
County Convention when the following gentlemen
elected
OBADIAH NEwCoAlB, Jr. DAVID TAPPEN.
ABM. COLDER, VIM. DAVIS,
F.. C.. MOSS
A. W. WHITE, Chairman.
JAS. DICKSON, Secretary. aul0 II
pFourtocnrh yv-nra.-The whigs of this Ward
assembled at Broadway House Monday evening, August
sth to select five Delegates TO the County Convention to be
held at Broadway House on the llth inst.
On motion, JAMES VAN NoRDEN was chosen Chair.
man. ISAAC H. Brown and CHARLES X. TAyLeR Secre
taries
The call for the meeting having been read the meeting
proceeded nominate and mark Delegates, when the
following gentlemen were elected:
JAMES VAN NORDEN, CHARLES X. TAYLOR, +
JOHN L. MARTIN, BENJAMIN +. HOWE,
DANIEL w. TOWNSEND.
Or notisn OF Mr.. CANAvELLo, the following gentlemen
appointed Committee draft Resolutions, wiz
MeSSrs JOHN CANAvELLo CHARLES n TAYLOR, and ISAAC
FRYER, who reported the following, which were unani.
mously adopted.
Resolved That rejoice the unanimous feeling
that prevails throughout the Union in favor of the nonina.
Presidential Election and that the Wings of The Fourteenth
Ward viii the proper period be found at their posts aid
Re,Olrea THAI we cordially approve OF the patriotic
course nd pied by Congress in FIRMLY resisting Executive
who have strenuously honestly contended the
Carrying into operation real Wing Principles deserving
OF the admiration OF this neeng ana OF the gratitude o
their couHlry.
Resolved That approve the selection OF Delegates
made this evening, and that place confidence IN their
judgement in aiding secc, represent this City and
County in the Syracuse Convention who will choose can
whose integrity and honesty the Wing Party Of This State
can firmly rely, and TO whom The duty OF carrying out
faithfully It's true principles lis fm ana deterninedwnes
ResoireG, That deem the coming election 10 be one
of vital importance the best interests of country that
have every confidence the justice of cause and
trust that the disclosures and actions of the co
Foco Party will openhe eyes of The working men and lead
them to examine the true principles OF Democracy
Resolred That the Delegates have power fill vacancies
JAMES VAN NoRDEN, Chairman.
G G. K: K ghswSs T1ytos Secretaries.
| u Fifteenth yVnrd.-Ata meeting OF tie Demo
cratic Whg Electors the Fifteenth Ward, held pursuant
to the recommendation OF the Democratic Whig General
Committee, at Constitution Hall. Monday evening, Aug
stb PHILLIP HONE, Esq, called 10 the Chair, aud
HARVEY a. WEED and wa L. BOYD appointed Secretaries.
The meeting then proceeded to elect Delegates the
County Convention, and the following chosen:
PHILIP HONE, HENRY E. DAVIES.
WHY BRADY, JOB l.. BLACK,
JAMES S. THAYER
II was then ordered that the proceedings be published,
and the meeting adjourned with cheers for LUTHER
BRADISH and HENRY CLAY.
PHILIP HONE, Chairman
M4RvES MM +. t,oyn. 81 " EED' Secretaries.
D Sixteenth Ward Democratic WING
Meeting.-At large and respectable meeting OF The
Democratic Wbigs OF the Sixteenth Ward held pursuant
the recommendation OF the General Committee, on We'd
nesday evening, the 9th nst iazetons corner OF Sixth
avenue and SeyenteentI-st, JOSEPH W. STRANG, Esq
| called TO the Chair. THEODORE MINIS En.
appointed Vice President and JAMES HoRNsY and JACOB