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

: n a. SrnttS Secretaries s
j. Ninth Wurd-A, meeting of the Dem'crtc
Wing Young Men OF the Ninth Ward, held Al the Nosthe
Exchange onIhc evening OF the lih insL on motion AS
LECoMPTE called to the Chair, and ALBERT GiLsES,
and WILLIAM 6. STERLING chosen Secretaries, The
objec; OF the meeting being stated, they proceeded
elect Delegates 10 the whs Young Mems State Cosve-.
ten be held Auburn the DIST nst when the follow
ing persons were unanimously chosen. viz:
WELCOME X. BEEBEE, JAMES l. LECOMPTE,
STEPHEN KANE. ALBERT GILBERT,
HORACE ST. JOHN, JOHN DAY,
ii. c. HOWARD, CHARLES ). OANLEf
WA LOUN>B ERRY, CHARLES SUTTON,
JOHN MILLER, ALIEN. n. GUM.
WI G. STERLING, NELSON g. FHAfER,
HENRY WHlTTEMORE,J JOHN \. JEW ELL.
JOHN X SArTERLEE, PHILEMON II. SMITH.
ROBERr PETERSON, j. G VANDENBURGH,
g. P.WESTERVELT, ID. AUSTIN MUIR,
RICHARD REED EDMUND STURGES,
:. A. CUNNINGHAM JAMES MARSHALL,
SAMUEL FROST ORA OWEN
SAMUEL GILLESPIE, JAMES w. SMITH
TuOS H. BROWN COR. MENDALL,
HIRAM RICH, WARREN SaLDME ELL,
CHARLES C. BUXTON. ABRAHAM REQUA,
JACKSON LAWRENCE, ABM VAN uRDEN JR,
''''i-" JOHN MCDONALD.
W. r. BEgBEg, Esq, offered sunary pithy and ippwPs
ale resolutions which adopted but which we have c
room 10 insert.
Oo motion it was Resolyed That the proceedings be pub
ished in the Tribune Courier Enquirer and that The
Delegates requested to meet al the Broadway House n
Friday evening next, and also that uhc DseSduoE nave
power fill vacancies.
The meeting then adjourned ,,r,,r =,
JAMES L. LECOMPrE, Charrn
ALBERT GILBERT, S.c,s,,ries
WILLIAM G. srrRLtSe,} secretaries
u Tenth Tnrd.-At large and enthusiastic Etes
ng OF The Wing Young OF OF the Tenth Ward hei'
Columbian Hall Wednesday evening, the illh Instant
SAMUEL ). DOUGHTY, was appointed Chairman, Az
DREW JORDAN and HECTOR MoRRlsoN, Vice Chairne1
BENZ. w BRADFORD and EDWARD TAYLOR, Secretaries
On motion a Retiring Commi,lee'were sppontedtc :eieS
suitable persons represent this ward 10 the ns ioHlg
Mems State Convention 10 be held at Auburn on tie !!s
instant.
The committee named the following gentlemen, who
were unanimously approved of.
NATpL G. BRADFORD, ALFRED 5. PuRDH,
GEORGE <. BELCIlER, JOHN C0GER, Jt,
BENJAMIN f. HORN. JOHN 4. DODGE,
J II. HOBART HAYES, JAMES II. PlNGkNEf
STEPHES r sTNKEN E EDMAKD II l4a a@E
GEORGE G. TAYLOR, CHARLES H. TAfLok
A Retiring Committee Of three appointed to 1i
Resolutions, who submitted the following to the mess
which were unanimously approved Of
Resolred That the nominations LUTHER BKApsa i
| FIR ciovernsr and GABRIEL FURMAN Tor Lieulfn'
Governor by the State Convention recently held atsTS
cusc presented with men whose lon. e1pefiensn
our Legislative Councils emineniy qualities the m 20 hAns
stations for which they have been stlecteiw aose 'el
attachment the cardinal principles OF me behNense
Wins and whose exerOnS IN developing lnr ItNu
and advancing the prosperity OF The Empire s'a'e tls
them 10 our gratitude and wamtSt support anu wrGy
pledge ourselves the Young Men OF the TENN maMIo
devote untring EFFORTS 10 secure the eie1uo"%N'
Resoipea That the obstacles thrown in The way aSe
free legislation Of free people by the acting iresueL
stituonal assumptions OF power, his raK aDxV
executive patronage, will but nerve Us 10 greater esLG
in securing the election OF the Peoples Candidate aM
look forward with confidence To the day wien WIN hh.
! CLAY OF Kentucky in the Presidential chair we 'haM
enabled to carry The principles OF the ot RePGs
school ard which were common 10 Washington 'eH''
Resolsed That although must regret The delea'olas
Land Distribution Bill, yet the THANKS OF me Why pag
emineE,ly due TO The Wing me" oess Oh n
threw themselves into The breach at The moment OF nnD
danger-sacrifclng their persohali feelings on
of public good and thereby sesurlng To the people 'l'"
vaniages of Protective Tariff.
On motion, the proceedings OF this meeting Wereo'''''
| TO be published in The Tribune.
| The meeting then adjourned
SAMUEL s. DOUGHTY, Chairman
A AsOEay Nnse,sos Vice cha'"en
E BEN Wv. w. T FSAD5eRD Secretaries. I
The Delegates to Auburn are requested to ueet Ooa'
way House on Friday evening, the 10th inst at oeA'
| u Fourteenth Ward.-A,a meeting OF the yen.
| ocratic Wing Young Men OF tn Fourteenth "aro' gov
the Broadway House Sept IA, l3i2, pursuant TO se 'sVu
menda,on OF the Wing Young Mems General oonA'.,
ISAAC FRYER, ESQ., called 10 the Chair. anu MISa
| y,
| rearies. 800,
On motion The meeting proceeded to elect ten Dsia'e'
to represent this Ward in the Democratic Wing CoaD'O'
10 be held at Auburn Sept q, 1872, and The iOio"Dss
ersen were duly elected, and empowered 70 fill vac''''
WI F r. S1oAf'' join cANVAyELL0,
ISAAC IL BRowN, AARON C BUR.
JOHN sNECKNER, SAMUEL Wees q
JOHN L. MARTIN, JAS. WEED, 1fe
Isaac H. Brown, John cannaveio and Aug. RHOhiS',I
appointed Committee to draft resolutions eIpe"'s
the sense of the meeting and the following were cnA
mousy adopted .,c
Resolved That the nominations made by The pet n sa
Wing Convention az Syracuse on the TN Oh sepenr r., yn
| OF LUTHER BRADsH, for Governor and GAbatL q,
for Lieu. Governor, meet with our decided ava a,r,
probation, IN whose integrity ana oono Urn ~ i
principles place the most implicit nss ~
steadily pursue % their Pleon our pubic J, M
,erDai Improvement, and viii protect Tue hen
people and the honor OF the state never saud
bv the fraudulent selling OF public worsnoo W ,,1
| aiiou; We i'll give them al The ensuing eIeSi"H"
| and undivided support -,,,,oy Cray Of |
Resolved That the recent nomna;onoi hkskE On
Kentucky by the Wing Convention held Al toT,te
m. n nj Sebember inst as the Wing fanddas ,.,s
Presidency OF the United States, meets WIN oo We
approval and that as wings we WIN o,.iar as Ee4o
thai in his baads The vii OF tie People WI DC Sn.tsa
and not the will OF the President and thai tbs
will be held sacred and the laws iaith'uAy a"''N'
the projection of American Industry ... m al |
Re,olved That although we have no great c.a Us La
miro or even 10 approve OF the Ppfsoeu W ina
Tyler of Virginia. s,il. American ciIlzrns, n.,cfll
lovers of our Republican last totons we are o eorJ
of The respect ourselves and cur eonpo ~. spts
ard we Indignantly resent every insui' one''
sidenl of the United States" ..,;o, be caS
ReIo.ed, That The proceedings OF ,hs me Inee tS,n
,hed ishAo i
ROBERT CRAIGHEAD, Secretaries
CHARLES OSBORN,
az Rifteenrh ward.-Ata neeuas OF toe IN, pe.s
cratic wpio Y,n o M.n of the Fiitreah Ward, hsa.'
con,pt,on Hall on "Wednesday evening the IAN 'nAA.s
for The purpose of choosing ten Deegae' one as
Mem, State Convention DE held at bufn on -. MA
ins, to re.pond to the nominations OF chaf' 0A'D
and FURMAN. ,nd:
On motion, JosEpHALLEN, was cho's e'aif'na'' -
n W. HAvEss, Secretary ,o,sr, as.-
On motion, the meeting then Pooerrd'n 49, III
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