New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-16

EDWARD WILLIAMS, EDWARD ANTHONY
WILLIAM CARrLE, FRED. MILNE,
VAN HORN FLOYD, JOHN Z. CoNNoR.
JOHN T. LORTEN. GEO ABR BRO"N,
THERON L. CANAAN, IL Z. w E.S Ehn ELL,
JAMES HiLLfER JACOb HoSENsLli
IEaS McDuUG GALL, DAVID HALL
0''-N-7' GEORGE FUBRE.
r. solution then offered that this Committee have
fpII power TO hll all vacancies thai may occur.
The meeting was then elOquently addressed by Giles VI
hillyer and Aaron Clark, Esqrs.
The following resolutions then offered by Giles III
Hillyer ESQ. and unanimously adopted
Resored by the Wing Young Men OF the FIRST ward
That sensible the Importance OF the present polltca
crisis we cordially respond 10 the Eomiaiion. teIsnIg
and GiBRIEL FuRMaN, as Govefnsr and lieutenant
Governor of Stae and that 70 secure Their erection we
will give undivided efforts:
That 10 Henry Clay Kentucky the nomination 70 'he
Presidency Justly due and IN behalf OF hat hus'ious
Statesman pledge best e1ertons until
RcsogeCl That no true Wing ialter al the present
crisis upon le success Of our Cause IN the coisS tsS
;jons de D. nds maintenance OF our Protective tarln
ensrD 10 American labor the reward honest industry
the carrying distribution 10 the States OF the pro-
ceeds OF the sales OF the public lands, measure conesu
ed bv Justice policy and pa.rotn the completion OF our
works Internal Improvement; the rescuns o 'he
from the rsnlanas eicni Loco toco oticehoers ava
above all the election to Chief gtracy OF the nation
81 i.ENRY CLAY, OF Kentucky tat as lar a. sS " ou'
power great ends OF our party shall be sscufea
The proceedings were ordered TO De signed ana Puoh
ed. The meeting then adjourned.
|N' EDWARD ANTHONY, Chairman.
ALEXANDER McDouCALL, Secretary. sA't-
n Third Ward.-Ata very numerous meeting OF
the Wing Young sen othe Third Ward held at The North
River Coffee House, B. A. Mayeraus No -0l Washington
street. The purpose OF selecting Delegates 10 the h
Young Mems Stale Convention 10 be held al Auburn, on
Wednesday, 2ls Sept. WILLIAM Is. MARSH WIS called To
the Chair and SAMUEL r. MABBATr and CoRSs w ALI
son appointed Secretaries.
The call Of the meeting was read and accepted when
Isoiion the following Delegates were UNANIMOUSLY
chosen, with power to fill vacancies
DANIEL ULLMAN, THOMAS MckNlGHL
JN.KEYNOLDS SAMUEL X. MABBATT,
WALT t:K X. PENNY, GEO; W. CoNGkLiN,
JAMES B. SWAIN, JOHN r CLthhSCN,
HORACE GREELEY, WI B, MARSH,
wM. WALLACE WHITE.
A Withdrawing Committee OF three tMessrs Walter n.
Penny James B. Swain aud John F. Carkson,) was APP
pointed to draft resolutions expressive OF the feelings OF The
meeting who submitted the following through their Chalr-
man. which were unanimously adopted
Resolved That the Wing Youag Men of the Third w ara
recognize in LUTHER BRADI>H and GABRIE H.; r n,
MAN the able and efficient advocates OF Internal improve
menis and sound Protective Tariff, and that win wing
Legislature We may confidently assert ,ha it I @
hsretotors maintained
Resoyed That cordially respond to the nomination OF
the People ri the EAipre State OF HENRY CLAY oil Men
lucky the Peoples candidate for the oice OF fre'deh
OF the United States in 1914 W., NO.,
BEERS OF CoscnEss the aruous session Just Closed en-
led thanks, Tor their iahtuness and per
that was in the power of men 10 do
Peso!red That We tend TO wM. IL. SEWARD, our heart
thanks for resoute sustaining anu promo
ting the of the State during the four years OF
his administration Chief Magistrate and he carries with
him retirement our best wishes lot his iuIue Po'
perity.
On notion the meeting adjourned
WILLIAM 3. MARSH Chairman
SAMUEL H. MAsBArT,} Secretaries. ZIG
" Fourth Vard.-Pursuant a recommendation
the Wing Electors of the Fourth Ward assembled at the
Shakespeare HOTEL corner William and Duane-slreeiS on
Wednesday evening, the l4h inst On motion, JAMES
GREEN appointed Chairman and CHARLES CHAM
BERLAIS Secretary.
whercupon the following named persons were appointed
To represent this Ward the Young Mems Stale Conven
tion 10 be held Auburn the 2st September instant
GARRTT B. CRANE, SAMUEL SMITH;
JAMES l.. ERRIAN, BENZ. W RICHARDS,
| JAMES GREEN ABEL SMITH.
| RUFUS ROWE EDWIN BUCKLEY,
JIHs BULL LEWIS NJ MORKiSON,
FRANCIS Brown, FRANCIS NJ CURRY,
| THOMAS NJ CLARK CHARLES NJ. CHURCH
The following Resolutions were offered by Edward ID
Hall and adopted by reclamation:
Resolved That the Wing State Convention, recently as
scmble, Syracuse has faithfully represented The un M
wishes Of the Whg party in placing before the People
the name OF HENRY CLAY as candidate Tor the hrst OF
flee the Nation and we hereby pledge ourselves that
from this time forth, will our utmost endeavors 10
elect Harry the Vest 10 that station tor which hts eI
men, talents dsnerested patriotism, and faithful public
vices render him peculiarly fitted 10 fill for the best inter
estS OF the country.
Reso{rcd That the nomination OF LUTHER BRADIsH for
Governor, and GABRIEL FuRMAN for Lieutenant Governor
decided appropriations and we VIII spare no efforts
on the election OF the candidates mus
On motion Of Archibald Hail. Jr nine cheers were given
for Henry Clay, which done with great enthusiasm
The proceedings of this meeting was order TO be pap
lished
JAMES GREEN Chairman
CHARLES CHAMBERLAiN, Secretary.
~ g. The above name ed Delegates requested TO meet
a. a, e' o,iocb 'NON1N sic
II Fifth Wnrd.-In pursuance to notice numer-
Gus and enthusiastic meeting OF the Democratic Wings OF the
Old Fifth held the Marion House on Wednesday
evening, 18th inst Mr.. oLCOTT RHINES called
TO the chair; Messrs WM. II. ONoERDoNK and DANIEL
CARPENTER were appointed Secretaries.
The call OF the meeting having been read motion that
this meeting proceed select ten persons to represent
this Ward a, the Young Mems State Convention to be held
at Auburn The 2st inst The following gentlemen were
thea unanimously elected:
HENRY J. HOYT F. A. BOkEE,
A. p FUNDY CHaS. J. SHEPARD,
WM. Fl WILLIAMS, WARREN CHAPMAN,
p G. WIIIrCESBERG. JOHN BENSON,
JOHN FORT RICH. 4. GREEN"ooD.
On soa that this committee have power TO add 10 their
number and fill vacancies.
tMessrs Warren Chapman, VIM. II. Wiams and Charles
j. Shepard reported undry resolutions, which we are COM
PEELED 10 omit
u Sixth Vvard.-At meeting OF the Democratic
Whs Young Men of the Sixth Ward, held at Monroe Hall
on Wednesday Evening, the 4th inst pursuant 10 notice
for the purpose Of electng Delegates to attend The State
Convention be holden Auburn Wednesday the 2i
inst, A. NJ BURkILL was appointed Chairman, and Dr.
WOOD Secretary.
On motion. the following Delegates were elected:
SILAS CHICKERING, HENRY w MERRITT
OWENW BREMEN GEORGE GRAY,
JOHN GRAY. HENRY FURIE
JOSEPH CARLISLE JOSEPH BANNON,
l.. K. BRADLEY, CHRIS TOR SlCkLES,
JAMES GRAHAM ELIJAH T. LEWIS,
EDWARD HUSTIS, DR. WILSON,
DIR. WOOD, ISRAEL WILLIAMS,
rhs naana,es will r,eet ON Friday Evening" The 18th