New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
: .,.ven,b yyara.-Asa very large sna eu,ha,

p. .e,,or of the d Ilocrac Wings of tho Eleventh
sa held pursuant notice, at the corner oi Avenue
~ Four,hsuett Tuesday evening, 9TH inst, PHlLlf.
sasnECoR was called 10 the Chair, r. 6. SHgRMaN a"d
IS MLLiSEN appointed Secretaries. The cailotthe
was read and, on motion TO vote by ballot, the fol-
s,y een,Icmsn were elected Delegates 10 the several
I generations, VIZ: ,
= EsorN mcGoWAy. H. B. BOLSTER,
'oi'' 1'- i. g. SHERMAN.
For he Senatorial
], L. WOOD ALLEN CAMERON,
For the Caunty
r H. ANGEVINE, JOHN PlCkFORD,
III ELLIOTT PHILIP SNEDEC0f,
WILLIAM PELSER.
The following preamble and resolutions were ny
IL b. Bolster, read and odapteo oy he nieens ''
harry good will:
Hsereas Grea, and weighy matters depend upon the
nc ofthe election take place throughout The En-
nrc Staenaers which effect the interest and involve
he Heifa.e OF every e.zen equal if not greater de-
ce taa before presented TO the eonsaea.oh o
nrSat of a!l the blessings OF Loco Focoisn our Pnblc
Sofh, and improvements arrested ia an unhiisaeo sa,
add going TO decay our ppoe around is
e,rf. v ase OF vide spread gooni ana ucsPo'ue;tS ;t,
ine merean, withon; ensloer tne ert and hi, aniv
,bon, bread This condition, and tbs IS Locoro,
osu On the other Land he wing gPncye Pouy e " 10 ,esore
w, pnbic credit TO rrrise trade, encourage our @ @
es and nanulactorcsn short 10 inuse e anu md y, hnde
all o OF now pros,raie and suffering community
Thcreiore Resoec, That in the conng and sc
IssiAatnrcs great and fearful rcsponsthiiy iess tc
every Wing throughout the aatei igngy mic
s.Ssoopy sargc by comirg early ana "IilcJ NV, @
cnn,e.i de,crined never lay aside his arHor uhtii
,be sile fou Int and the victory ven ,:,,o c,r
Governor, werecos'izc men q large ara yemu able
advocates wing pee tue patriots nds and hGnes aT ,1hc hr
ats,xy
Vrd p'edre fHhjut energetic ana undv.oea eyol.
ahesoised That The prcsen paaiyzed anu Ploos'" @ @
tacc Foco |. sisa,icn, cal,upon every
nccbanic and working man to wcSA wen aio Caieiu
consider hi. present condition and his utule piostee,M M
i, ,hc he i, sasicd and content, lei him 20 up 10 the
p and against us, Tor the n,en ana 10, .he , ,
around him there Tor dissatisfaction, let
bm CONC , and vote with us, for men and Tor measures
vhch will change The present deP!o'aoc 0o"u'''o" y
things. =, ,t,.tod
On n,oiun the proceedings OF this meeting oe puoiSheu.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
p SNEDECOR, Chairman.
p 6 snkHMAE, s,,t man, ttsscre,aries o6
NJ Esourteerth svara.-Ata large and enthuelas-
tic peetwe oi the al that same old Coon heia pol
soap. 10 notice at The Broadway House, E. 8 LADAfo@
call ID IN the Chair and SAnuEL HALL ard JEREMIAH
L. KsAYP Vice ChameD, and Charles r. osdoTn anu isaac
Green Secretaries.
rbe cali having read the meeting proceeded % oa
II, C 10 The several Conventions, which resulted
as loiows <,.:
WILLIAM BAKEwELL, JAMES X. HAhllLI oN,
%Aaaas M s ASSisoS, sNsS sHNSft t TEhKS T5IIoh.
DIV. TowNsENp: \ IS 5:"a m (; s; LAZARUS,
ToMe County Con%ntono :rou,,srnn
5os. ). sisE@sFss, ighsc =. !SHT ss'ITn STEWART
On motion Resolved That the foregoing Delegates have
i've delegations. :,
The following resolutions were presented ana received
with uocamatioD
Rtsied That the great Wing party of The country star DIS
where did when General Harrison nominated oI the
Presidency inaiSainng the same principles aha oohng
forward TO The same prospects Ircach.Ty does hG us m
courage us-apcsiacy ampen our confidence III le
ultimate success OF csust!o 1t te cause o' ta''
liberty, and country.
Ssn, of The United States by the Wing Party without the
interyentior of National Convention an act OF Jn;sc
Salesman IN ,hr various whcl he has Teen
called through long political career nave p:c,, u'i sui
nassrd and tneuualcd by any nf his contemporaries ana
That in p'cdging his warL support VIC
y submit, his Claims 10 The people IN coDtras @ % WIN oose
Rsso,yd Taal in LUTHER BRADlsH recognize sound
s,alesman Of high honorable and liberal iecnfs cnose
nv The Convention for the first office The Stat we are as
sred that his election will be 20 sustain It's best lnere
Rssoacd That respected neighbour 0ABRlEI EUR
MAN has by his ability and fidelity us tneiDer OF 'nc
Senate enleared himself the people OF the State and ae
monstratea that he has Tue right Qua"atois lot inc o"ce
Of Governor.
Pessfyed har we are in favor Protective Tariff nc
,her Incidental Accidental, Horizontal but IN hEricu
tue Commerce. manufactures and the Mechanic arts ana
that we regard the Tariff passed at the las. sesSGn Con-
rress MS Hc measure Tor which we are indebted 20 e
perseverance, aud efforts of the Wing Mcmbersoi Consts
although aidc the last moment by the reluctant support
Ola ew co-Foco Members aud Tie unwilling signature
oil John Tyler ,oo,
Resolved Tlla, we consider the Comprcnsc Act of 1888
forced u;on the country by iupsrious necessity 10 aVod
boostcd bavoc and un the worst on an ~ M =,
Temporary than lasting cvis-knowng DIAL "hat .oh
gyrshaye power 10 make they have power 10 unmake
Resolved That the dealcalioDs by oiicers OF inc Cy H
rernnen which have lately developed, prove tha
there as been c rossest corruption we'll as gcIce
in certain qsarters and is indeed orhe pubic n.efes
that have in the Common Councu wno "IIuo
their dny in bringing the niquity TO SN anu thc oEsio
to justice.
Resolrd That determined moi 10 relax our
or remit our efforts until we have secured Inc lumnh o
Whi PrincpleS We have the same dcicSl9ion oi L9eo
Focosn whether il proceeds from Martin an buTc", mo-
c. Calhoun John Tyler and will maintain the same OPP
position TO Sub Treasury, whether called by le les
offensive name Independent Treasury, or even that o
a National Exchequer satisfied that on the side o
the liberties of he People, the Protection OF er Industry
and the security o their rights We are whereor yearswe
have becn art! Rtead 10 20 the saac Old coon" STILL
The meeting was then ably and eoqucn,ly addressed by
John B. Scc'cs Esq,
On motion Resolved That the proceedings oil this meeting
be published in the Wing papers. ,r,c p.o.;,.o,
.1assMl.,i sMDSl. iii4'i L. KaArr Vice Presidents
ksss: isaac Green, 6 sl,''' Secretaries.
" Sixteenth syard.-ln accordance with The re-
comun nda,ou ofhe whig 'icncra Committee ihe Demo
cratic Viii. Electors oil tho Sixteenth Ward. convescd al
Halleon Tuesday evening, Oct d,h for the purpose
ofappontng Delegates the Senatorial, County and Con-
gres;ona Conventions, The following gentlemen were ap
pointed: