New-York tribune., 1842-04-05

1-2 Nsufh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
YOU support our Public Schools against ssc'ai'an
ton? The Democratic Wings and all others IN favor o.
sustaining the present Public school system % ', r 81
mined by onorabIe means u! theIr ~,
act OF Legislation 10 be imposed upon us, Will.
done appease The hostility ana s',y e m nrn~ci r"
gion with politics and whose religious erte, ".h . ~
hing else ubservien thereto arc reqnrste 10 Js, a.
on Monday Evening April 4,h; the corner OF l'l>oR ana
Cbris,opler.,t Wednesday Evening Aprii o nI
p the Northern Exchange Z73 Bleeeker.>trre on rra!
Evening Apri :t TO organize for the purpose OF caryf
Who viii .1 plan The eilcc. that district system will have
Il imposed upon and the inevitable destrntuoh Oh our
james Rider, James Marshall, Horace ST ST. John'
~ G. ~ Committee.
~ Fifteenth Tard.-The Democratic Wing
Eector, OF the Fifteenth Ward are requisite, 70 htr az
Rley's Constitution Hall "Wednesday evening the ON ol
Anrl instant nj /. O'clock, hear the report o the COM
appointed TO nominate Charter Gicers Tor lie "aIu
and for tie transaction such other business rs may oe
Jme necessary to promote the whig al le colnaG
election and also to respond to the nomination OF Mayor
By order Of hsTIS 1S TT%pa'ni e. TlGMpsoS GSsSr Chairman
DAVID E. SrEARSs, Secretary I'D i
u. Seventeenth syard.-rhe Democratic Wing
Electors the Seventeenth Ward are requested 10 aUehu
pabic meeting at the Henry Clay House on MeunesnS
evening A pr 6 hear the report ot the NonshhunS
Committee appointed 10 nominate Charter ocels' ana m
the transaction OF such other business as may pc deemed
necessary 10 promote their election BY order OF the COM
uittee GEORGE v" rlsEE.>, ehaih''".
i9syra ipw. ,IuyIsx knEH Secretaries. 5
ID Seventeenth NardIThe Dsmoe51s'c AZ 4svh @hs
public meeting he held at the Henry Clay House on
wednesday evening, April a at7 O'Clock hear me Ns
GERS and for the OF such other business as may oe
deemed necessary to promote their election.
John Ridley Jacob ~ Patterson joseph Keen e ,,,,,..
5..; f.S; s$s... S .; 5s$s..,
Peter Ferris dEoRaE 5fTif tiq9sF " cREEE Chairman cn
JS;s JSssrH rrxzxs k7Es,} Secretaries. a52,
~ Unionists' Assoc intion.-Tbe members her, ol
this Association requested to meet al Monroe al o,
proceed to Columbian Hall Grandser to receive the
prescribed watchmen; from thence 10 National ia Lanai
ancr is requested. SILAs CHICKERING, Presiden.
8 6. j Gssr; sxlru Secretaries. as
u The Prescribed Democratic Whiig
Wntchmeu Axsocintion, and all Others friendly
to the cause, requested ' meet nj Columbian M lil.
Gran,-sree, on Tuesday evening at hall past seven
o'clock 10 proceed National Hall TO respond TO the non
nation for Mayor. n,,,..,r.r,, p..5;.,.,
L. d. oUACKENRUSli, Vice President.
c#ss dHss R'sERT, knST9. Secretaries n2
II Proscribcd Wn.cEsmen-A meeting OF the
Association OF the Democratic Wing Prescribed "alchmen
day Evening April 6,l half past seven o'clock Pune
tual attendance of all The members reque, ted.
b. Aesons rendy 10 ,e sneees, OF
fully ayed aesd There will be sexTra speakers TO
address the meeting BARNES BENNETT, President.
LORENZO d. QUACKENBusH, fice.Pfesident
cSsets' cSs9ie, a;,its' + 1iss"' Secretaries. asa
p Thirseenth Wnrd.-The Democratic Wings
met at No. sheri:slreet April +th, at 7! o'clock p NJ
The meeting organized by calling WILLIAM DAVIS,
Esq the Chair and appointing PrrrP. Bailey Secretary
The call OF the meeting was read and accepted TT NOM
mating Committee reported the following Ticket Char
ter Officers ni The Ward
For Ilde,rnnn-THOaiAS. KENNEDY.
1,,;s.snl-p5 !. as TGi;M ALFRE9 E;lsp,% ". WHITE
:" 4is,essors-ROYALL oRMsBY,
:. C0nst"1ie'-DAyID 10, G0TLp.
Each candidate passed upon separately ard approved
by the meeng-afer which the whole Ticket was accepte
The nomination OF J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX Mayor
responded 10 unanimously.
A Committee five appointed by Tie Chair 10 draft
Resolutions expressive OF the sense OF the meeting.
The Committee retired, and after few moments came in
a,1 read the following Resolutions, which accepted
ReSol,ed That this meeting approve the Charter ticket
reported by the Nominating COMMITTEES, and that in the
ability Integrity and true unchanged political principles
of the men presented the Democratic Shigs OF Ward
have guarantee thai their wishes will he faithfully
represented, and their Interests ably mantaned and that
we will give 10 II at the ensuing election our mo,t cordial
and Jealous support
RcIoJrd, lEat OeileVe our candidate 10. Mavor j.
Philips Phoenix, is we'll qualified by his business habits, by
his acquaintance with the wants and le wishes tie Peo
pe and by bis manly Independence his
righneSs OF character. 10 administer the affairs OF city
with justice ,nparaty ard with single eye 10 the pub
lie good TIA, he is entitled and shall receive united
suffrage and ocr undivided .upoor-
Resoiced. The present Tariff being insufficient that |
TarH for Revenue should be established which shall
vide ample for the economical OF the govern
net and AT The same time afford equal protection
rican Industry.
kesotred, That favor OF the proposition To
Repeal the Distribution Act believe be unue
and calculated deeply affect the rights and inter
-sts OF the old States 10 whom but ;ard justice has ee
rendered by il, passage.
Reio!sed That pledge ourselves ore to the other,
:nrr the contest Tor Charter Oc9rs the ensuing Eec
ion With renewed zeal, laying aside all minor coEsdera-
!os and inviting the cooperation OF all good men 10 use
Ill honorable means u place The Interests OF our Cy
n faithful. competent and Trustworthy hands
ReIotced, That HENRY CLAY OF Kentucky Is the choice
j, large majority OF the People President o the United
states, and al the mex, election vii! be elected TO that high
rust 10 which he enneny entitled and 50 well quail
fed 10 fill
R>eolvea That when we adjourn adjourn to meet to.
morrow evening National Hall 10 Unite with the Demo
ratio Whig othis city in responding TO the nomination
Mayor.
The proceedings this meeting referred TO the
Printing Committee 10 be pcb,he-
On motion Resope That each assemble IN their
e,pccuve Districts Thursday evening next al IL O'Clock
Second and Third No. Sheri:s,reet: Fourth coro+r
Il Delaney and ewis is-strests.
On motion Adjourned. WM DAIg Chairman
'ETER P. BAiLY, Secretary.
II Botanic Medical Society.-A Botanic Soci-
;otauc Practice OF Medicine hcL assemblies every We'd!
esday Evening in the Basement the Church. corner O,
,hryaae and Deianceystreets, NJ o'clock Those ho
re favorable 10, desire the promotion OF this cause
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