New-York tribune., 1842-03-31
y Thgrd "nrd

1r Third Wnrd.-At Regular Meeting OF the E1-
ecu,ivc Committee of the Democratic whgs o! the Third
wsrd, held a; their hst-quarter POI Wa,hnstons;rec,
on Wednesday evening 5o,h March. the following freaIn
Die and Resolutions We're adopted
Whereas. document purpnring 20 be PLAIN statement
circulated through ti, Ward preceding the U'
poran primary Election, held Monday the nstant 'c
choose Nominating Committees for the Mayora and Char
ter Tickets; and whereas maj ority OF this Committee
feeling themselves deeply aggreveh by sad statements
silence into aclIso'rcd cement OF ler
,oa,criaI nar,;fnlar. To +. ,1n o fseods concoc,e
this Ward individual Collector whom we believe
10 ie objectionable ~ lary. majority OF its voters and
~herca. the Meeting for the Election OF said NominaiiEs
COMMITTEE was orsanted IN improper and aai'n1
before all the Electors had opportunity Of heF"'
in their ballots; and the E.cton was ir'eIo
whbva packed crowd the poll. principally ana no
1riouy the residents OF other Wards large ol
voted, thus dcirauding the Electors ol u " do oi
tau. 1ps,on OF ,ner opmoas ia. a"F Feera Government
residents not ,!cIt. Ward Wa, brought 10 bear
~" aa & ri+c9n ~ 90 n,1dcraiic q 10 whiss Of the Ward
whereas y,o,tuated l on TIE course pursued
Iurn,., nnd ha, wa, enough, shows coHclusivcy who
we're the one-olrc, also their total disregard OF
,.nnt - rincDi and their fierce determination % force
Gn ,h. Ward public officers selected sustaine, By
Cu.,on House Clique and other equally unholy influences
P,greG Individual and collective capacity
in l,rhnif Of oDr.clves and arge majority OF the "hig
sad plain facts utterly false and
.-racefu 10 all who assisted in connecting the sam. or
aided and abe,ted in giving tcirculaon and that We now
back the whole dociime, with scorn upon its an,,o
and ca!u upon those gentlemen claiming 70 be elected
Nominating Conmmiteet TO return their powers 10 the Ward
wherc ihcy rightiuliy belong.
Resofged Tha, while 'Isclaim The institutions and
charges contained in the said Circular, ial. aud sandcr
o, We arc rcadyic accord others the sane right
W. claim our>clvesa free and unbiased expression Of
,ter onnons-and vet learn that neIlicrs OF the
ar,. n,r,vac actin. upon and protesting the sl,Ie great
nrnci5e. to be prescribed and loaded with oious
,a,,i,f,,s for the exercise oC our
P,,o,-,I That Ciscl2!In intention Of following
with malignant, feeling Phip Petch, present Collector
Of the ward and, eyidence-lf this, TO the fact
,, he has the recipient ot four years oice-hrcc
as A..es>or, and one as Collector
Gro Sou1HHAYD, Secretary, pro tenn.
n American please copy. l3 q
ninth Wnrd.-Atamcetnr OF. the Wing Elec,or.
othe Ninth Ward held n,,hc Bleeckcsrect House March
jstt Charter oicars RoBr PETERSON was called to
the Chair, and HENRY C. HOWARD and Joms DAY mp
,lini.d Secretaries
The Conmi,,-e, through their Chairman, made ,ha fol
lowing report ,,,., ,,
Assistant do. DR. ALEXANDRA " GuNN,
Coiiector..... CoRSELiuS La FosCE
a,ses,o,S,... DAVID X. DoREMus,
WILLIAM MCl.EAS, JR.
C4nstnJes. .SAMUEI. ". GRoSK,
GuRDoN SMITf
II was and seconded that retiring Committee be
appointed Ry the Chair draft resolutions Welcome r.
yan and Ira utchinson apptn,ed WHO retired and
Rssoiyd That W.. look forward to the re, OF the Srring
Election wtn feeling ofccrainy the Of
glorious cause wien principle shall triumph c~rrup-
ion AMI The honesty OF tho People of the city of New York
shall he made manifest through the ballot boxes
ReSoi,td, That our Nominating Committee in
sas to our Supp2 % Tue p,, nae % Of such tnnSh crns
and Others have done themselves credit aud have given
u, tie strongest assurance OF victory,
Resolved That witness with feelings ol pleasure the
distraction tat exists IN the ranks OF our opnoeh bcano
they do on their face tue .Geco that however strong
vice. corruption and dishonesty may seem be- sooner or
later they must crumbe and fall 10 pieces before the sedge
=hatamer OF Justice and TRUTH and that wcee that
are nbou, 10 realize the truth the old aagc that when
ro.n.S fall out honest men tG tlleir rights
ResoistG That We condemn with no measured ipdjyna.
non the ba.e corrupt, and nprncpled "elon cr tho Lee
gAature from lts CITY on the Common School question
thai We recognize IN them men who would he Will - nu
hflr M M Dn,I,s M ,Gr %, mess Of pot'aee no, rather than
Of The irst ,si. '''' willing downone
snone upon-a1 institution which has filled our
and country with of education and refinement
thousands youths and placed their feet upoll the rock
OF virtue and intelligence and we say enpha'lIay wthe
ebe tho hand that could pen law aud pased the tongue
That world vote Tor one that should destroy such an nsttu
on and build upon 1t. ruins secarianism aud dscord
Rts0ltc9. That recognize in Henry Clay, friend OF
liberty Of his country, aud his pariya who, in the
darkest days has stood by his country, and defended her
nea Of Madon @ e" he nt the ebsmon 9th Of the war M oG or in
later days, with tones of huner ebukns the dclcctons of
regret his retirement from the councils OF the naon and
resolved TO be satisfied until we have brought him
ayan into public life, to the Presidential Chair
Reso,e That buckle na the arnor Tor The Spring
Election. and thot will not lay II aside until we have
rendered cur City tree from the spoilers ha' a''e' upon
her blood
Resol,ed 1ha, The late letter OF Robert H. Morris, the
present Mayor on the sub iec Of the Public Schools is
complete evasion OF the question: and must be any thing but
satisfactory To the friends OF Common School Education
even 10 honest men Of his party, inaSnuch a. the
change suggested by him will crctuay destroy our Fuh
lie Schools Free Schools, and his long abere clsc IS
evidently written the votes OF thc advocates o
their destruction.
moved aud seconded that the proceedings OF tts
meeting be Published
On notion the meeting djoulned.
ROBERT PETERSON, Chairman.
liLSkT IT =. HOWARD, Secretaries. nal,