New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

tions, viz: >,
JAMES II. BRhISE, Oliver T. HEWLETT,
EDWARD D. nALLi ,SuE,Eih wa; EhhL'
For the SenatoriaL
PiiiLo DoANh RUFUS ROVE. s5.''''
snGG shGSisaIp Is, Ii 'L HALL,Jr. JIREH EULL,
ALEXANDER JACKSON
On motion. Resolved Tha, the foregoing delegates have
mower TO fiji av that may occur in their respeC
p,J the Wing, of the Fourth Ward respond
mos, cordially nominations made al Inc state Eot
yeon held M syracuse the 7th September and ,hey
hereby pledge themselves TO use all means tctaeo ny n9n
rrabe FEELINGS 10 secure the election OF Luther Badsh Tor
Governor and Gsbriel Furnan Tor Lieutenant governor
because believe they are is favor OF Natona ouIie
cv Protecting American Industry Internal improvements
and OF the elevation OF Henry Clay TO te rresoeheS VI
,ne United States. c, -,. =,
Stae also favor The doctrine OF pIeserr
iag uul paired, the credit OF the Empire Sale wnGn VIZ
10 BE- paramount duty OF all higp nnosu ies'
laOrs. .,,, b,r,,;n
OF Church and State made al lue ias
session OF Legislature with de relecence ~ r; M e.
fec, the success of die Loco Foco Charer ehe
last Apr-that then rafsed the cry OF Rrpea.a. We
now are epared to enter our protest against he non'a
ton e aly uan in the next Legislature ~Ho . no'
utterly opposed 10 the late Catholic School Law ana ~ Id
yor of he Immediate Repeal OF the same
pisd Tina, The day has gene by eulogizing Henry
Clay aid that preparing 10 elect hin President
he areooiog resolutions introduced by Jreh Bull,
Esd which adopted by accIamaon see resohtons)
LOT haNi'i of = i''' JAMES H. ERAINE, Chairman
FLETCHER wEsrRAs, Secretaries. ~
GARDINER :. HARDING,
NJ Eighth Ward.-Ala large and overwhelming
meeting OF the friend. OF "sAME OLD CooN ~ Tue
Eighth Ward, assembled at The Howard House, on tues
day Evening" October 4 1912, pursuant to cail OF lhe
WING Gecera Committee, for the purpose OF selecting
Delegates the Senatorial, Congressional and County
Conventions. HENRY G. GUYON called TO the
Chair. WILLIS BLACKSTONE and JAMES 5. GaiEG VIC.
Chairmen, and JAMES w. FAIR and RICHARD '" WILL
IouGHEY appointed Secretaries
On motion OF N g. Blani, the meeting proceeded To Sc
ect nine persons retiring committee for The purpose
Of prcseatog suitable persons Nominating Canmttee
Asr the committee were selected, by Being marked for
they retired.
NJ B. Brnt, H. D. Moere and William Robinson were
appoined retiring committee 10 draft Resolutions eS-
pressve al the sense OF this meeting.
The following resolutions presented, which were
received with accamatioa:-
ke3ol,ed, That we hail with joy the approaching elec.
ton a)rding opportunity 10 the Wings OF
express through the legitimate source the ballot box
their regard their GOOD and their determine
lion 10 maintain 1er political creed unawed by p'o'crp
esoiusd That the banuer which is Inscribed me name
Of RENaY CLAY originally raised in the Expire ward by
that Ward sbai be bo.ae aot until shall ilaat N triumph
the Empire State token OF tuture and greater ul-
Reso!aed That in LUTHER BHApisR and GAgRiEL Fur.
MAN we recognize tried asd truy ireIds, well wothy e
the suppor, which heartily pledge ourselves e.. to give
the q. S. Senate, the Hon Mlard Fillmore and bis Whig
colleagues from this State in the House OF Representatives
and tbo.e other noble hearted Wings from ohef
States who oke regardless Of the open bGvs and side
sas their oppoaenls taered not IN Their support ut
wis principles our thanks are eni'Eeny aaeaHd are ee
y given.
Mr. Charles Missing taen called 20 give the meeting
song which he did in hs most able manner
The Retiring Committee then presented to the meeting
for epence the iolowin. Delegates 10 their respective
,.,,sn,p St,- y'y
wM. w. TODD, RiClI'D p, BERRIAN,
GALEN CARTER.
Congre,sona, Concettion.
in. BARNES, &C. JAConus,
CYRUS CHGNERY, JOHN DOUGLASS,
GIDEON FOUNTAIN J. W, BLAJvELT,
J. G "''Sh'' J. N. MuFhAY. hiaN! hAk''
Cnnoou The thanks OF the meeting rendered
the Retiring Committee.
on.o,on. the proceedings OF This mestizg be published
nthe usual Wing papers.
HENRY D. GUYoN, President
Wills VIII sLA,G1Kt;ss.roNE,} ,:1t;s. Vice Presidents.
JA',Ei !, wv; "; FaSE a,!cnvv secseta.iss
- T.,ir,ecst,l sqarG.-At Eaeetng Of the De-
mocras whig s.Iecars OF the Thirteenth Ward, ieId al
No Sher II ST. Alfred W. White was called TO the Chair
and J. N. Grifiihs appointed Secretary
Re5oir:a That 20 into ballot for nominating Com.
roittees
wherepon the following persons were chosen:
N.J.goyD, DAVID TAPPEN,
JOHN t. KLoTz, asRAs, COLDER,
JAMES ". Brown DANIEL C. SANDS,
JOHN MARtIN.
CoHgrss.
onEDIAH NEwc0MBr j ORCHARD CORNELL.
cHas NJ sMoSsoN HsSFoRD HsSFS RsYNoLps
Resa9e That Delegates have power TO fill vacancies
RsyoiVe6. That the proceeding; be published.
A. w. WHITE, Chairman.
IouH NJ. GRlrFIrHs Secretary. o5
II Fifteenth svnrd.-Ata large and enthusiastic
meeting the ~s E!ectos Of the Fifteenth ward held
Constitution Hail. ru-stay, 4i of Oct, 1892 pursu
a recommendation of iae General Committee. On
motion Of Geo. W. Gunt, ESQ., WILLIAM V. BRADY,
Esq caledto TIE Chair anu CHARLES WApswoarB
and HENRY SWORDS were appointed Secretaries.
On motion for Retiring Committee TO select Delegates
he Senatorial Congressional and County Conventions
wi,ch motion was lost.
On motion, that We proceed to open nomination and
mafking-wsich motion also lost
On motion, that proceed 10 balls, 70. Delegates for
said Csuven,ons which vas carried
Mr. Blunt moved that person be allowed ballot
less be give his and reence which unanimous,
y a'!op.ei.
On notion. ALvA SPEAR, DR.. wm ~ BLAKgMAs and
GEo W. BLUNT, were appointed Teilers
Mr.. Scar and wM n. BLAKsMAN acted as Telers, and
the result Of he bao; ,.as thai the following gentlemen
were elected:
Se,iutoriul Convention.
PHILIP HONE DUDLEY SELDEN,
HENRY Z. DAVIS.
Congressional. Convenlioa.
wM. Y. BRADY, JAMES 5; TIIAfER,
Ai.VA SPEAR NOAH COOK,
JOB L. BLACK.
wM. sYsoN. DANIEL z. sTEARNs,
JAMES NJ DENNIS. HENRY SWORDS.
WHITFIELD CASE.
motion was made and carried, that the De-gntes have
power 10 Eli vacancies