New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11


U Attn Convention OF the Delegate. e.os.
several Wards OF the City and County NewYo,s We
the Broadway House, the Sh OF October in, Ses1
BERT BENSON, ESQ., was called to The Chair, s,S S,, y
W. TOWNSEND appointed Secretary, WI en- III. $50 fso u
gentlemen were unanimously sclecIe5 DescateS ~ ~
Senaoral Convention OF the Fir>t Senatorial Drs Gs
meet a, the Broadway House. in this City, on TuessS
ith of October inst al noon. 10 nominate suitable ns @
ibr Senator for said District VIZ fe'Ns
JEREMY l.. CROSS, EGsESr BgSsox
HENRY r. DuSHAH, JAMES Is. BstSxv.,.
WILLIAM W. roDD ALIEN. l.. McIoS,-a
WILLIAM STEVENS, Ayes L. WooD
Isaac ADRIAScs. NATHANIEL ] Bo,n
| ELE,zAR :. LAZAsrs. GEORGE B. THoRp
| JAMES GfLLrsPIr.
| EGBERr ENSoN, Chairr,,,
u. W o"NSkNpt .v.- ocD. 80. oil
I WhiS senaiorini Conrentien,-RmS,
| DISTRICT.-Al nieeting OF tbs Convection htd srs
Broadway House the l2h day OF October 1871 ;be =
| lowing resolution vas passed
Rf5oiue4 That the next Senatorial Convention e..s,
lstrct, be held the second TUESDAY OF October ~;
at moor al the Broadway u,e in the City OF N.wya
| thereof to bs gwen PHILIP HONE, Ptesit4,e
D. a. BosEs, Secretary y.-- slaGa
u Democratic Clay Club of ihe se,en.
Ward.-A regular meeting o thu, Club VIII be ben .
Tuesday Evening lith co6eg, 1912. nj = O'Clock All
the Seventh Ward friends OF Henry Clay, nvite ,a,,
tend and become members. CONRAD SWEET
I1LtS' Secretaries. oil !, f'es'dect
L
~ Fifleeunh sVnrd.-At large and nuu.p,,
meeting OF the Wing Electors OF the Fifteenth Ward hi
at Constitution Hall on Friday evening, MARTIN
] THOMPSON, Esq, was called TO lhe Chair and Nltbs
| TrRgLL, ESQ., appointed Secretary
The call OF the meeting ba'ng been read by tie Seer,
ary GEORGE w BLUNT, ESQ, stated The proceedings
the meeting held in the Ward Tuesday as and ahsr,
spirited discussion by several electors, was on motou
| Rescred That Committee OF five be appointed by II.
Char Draft Resolution, expressive of the s
meeting ,i the proceedings OF the meeting rueSay
over whch Assistant Alderman Brady presided, o( &.
course be pursued by this meeting and TO report Ii.
same
The Chair reported The following Commtee: JOSH
Howe. George W. Blunt Henry B. Steele, John NJ Bnby
| and Russell C. Wheeler.
Such Committee retired and reported the following Res,
luiionS. w.ic were UNANIMOUSLY adopted:
Reso-sG That view With deep regret the corne tba,
was pursued The meeting held Tuesday evening the
nth Instant, changing. without previous notice. The psra
mode oi selecting Ike Committees OF the Ward, ard that
"e consider il fraud upon the electors
ReSored That the bringing up large number OF mer
with ballots ready pre- parsd many ana most OF wGN
known 10 be under h. direct and absolute coatro -four
Corporation oicehoders, IS positive evidence tha,i
previous had by those officers, and that al
though wish to allow all men IN office HE ul expte
sion and nfnrnce OF their opinions s we DO not consst
this proper way OF expressing and cahot ste tie w
priey of nominations beng controlled by The pa6ag.
which we have given tlei;i
Resoirea That while have every reason TO belev,
that improper means have been 10 control the ecnc
OF tl Nominating Commuters ot this Ward, we sui Coz
slider the ultimate success OF Wing principles and Wig
meaur.sas paramount 10 all other Considerations ards
that view aud that view ouly refrain rom dIstu1s
the proceedings of the meeting ot Tu'>iay last
MARTIN K. THOMPSON, Charman
WILLIAM TURELL. Secretary oii
~ Richmond CounIy.-Na numerous and en-
tkusiastlc meeting of The Democratic Wings s RchmoOd
County held al the house David Ryes Saturday Eve
ming. October 8, L. CORTELloU, E. in the Chair, ar
$ D. STEPHENS Esq. Secretary Major Guyon, from ih
Committee on dominating Member OF Assembly, repor,e
the name OF HENRY vROOME Jr. OF NorthGeld for hi
office, who unanimously accepted.
DR.. A. SIDNEY DoANE, from The Committee on keso'u
tlons, reported the following, which were unanimously
adopted:
Resol,.d Tint respond mos, ardently 10 the nomlni
ton of HENRY CLAY friend to those truly democratic
doctrines Protective rarih. Sound Currency,and u edt
rhuon of the proceeds OF The Ppbic Lands the feops
will elect HIM President in la4i. ~.
Resolred Tim. the ability and talent displayed by Lu.
10 which they have already been elected by the People
enl,le them sulrases The Democratic Whss
Richmond County pledge themselves most selemnly to
turn out and ALL and every honorable cx-rton
elect them to the offices OF Governor and Lieut. GGyernc
Resotrd Tha! in our candidate Tor Assemble, HENRY
VRooME Jr. OF Nor,hteld, Is presented Tor our votes an
honest. pure and capable silzcnone OF the old school
Democrats We accept his nohinnion with enthusiasm
their might for The OF their choice, c l 20 Albany
and Cole shall stay al home.
Reoived That the dismsson OF thousands OF laboreH
from ployment by the Loco Foco p'ry, the deficiency
Of half million OF dollars unSer LJcotoco tagg When
h.re was an of S5l5,oCO urder Wing Golfer he
sale Railroad by the L0cos for Si,5Co when the Cd
IRON alone was worth 100000. and the unnecessary State
Tax prove that the Empire State has fallen into wrong
hands and should be rescued before mai blow is given
Resored That the Loco Foco Tax OF $1,000 imposed on
| Richmond County last find. favor with the Farm.
eIs Mechanics and Workpgmen. For this will remep.
1sr Mr.. Cole and our ralyng cry sa tc, proome and
Resolrek That on account the recent deveopemeu OF
Mr. CoLE's Panty Rhode island, the Dag Of hn!
traitor to his country, Dorr. call upon the friends Of lib
ortln in n
among party which would carry blood and carnage INTO
| our peaceful and happy homes.
ReSolUed, That proceed 10 organize IN our et
cienl town, to secure the success OF our ticket, oil IL
ny Aa meeting Of The members of the Passaic County
Home League and others friendly 10 the protection Of Do
Industry convened at n. Browns ankn Hease,
OIL Wednesday Evening The 9th inst Tor he PURPOSE OF ap.
| poiolng Delegation to attend the Convention OF The
Friends OF Home industry in New.vork on he lSn and
l4h ins Mr. Chaurcty Andrews presided and John heta
Resored That the following persons constitute said deci
CATION, With power hll vaeances-Abraham Godwa,
D. Garfield, Chauncey Andrews, Peter M Ryero9, d. VI
Ryerson, DR.. Coa3 Roswell l. Colt F. q u. Ogden Pbie
mon Dlcheron Charlie. Danforth {. SVan Wagg9nf
Raj ph DOrenus, Darius Wells, Hugh Begg Aaron = Pe1
nngton Thomas Warren Joseph smith, Andrew Parsonf
&. V. W. Post, John Edwards, Cornelius Fredrcks Jok
Nighln Gle, Alex. II. Freeman Edwin c. Read, Jani.e
Jackso II, " Butler, f. q. Auerbury, Sherman Broddt
| WELL w. II Plunner, John Bensen, Jacob d. Ryefsoa |
David Burnett, l.. Hall John A. Macpherson Wm. Dekey
John keread, WIN. l.. Andruss Charles H. hay Befhaa
| Hartley, John keenan,.
Reioutd Thai The proceedings b. published in The New
York Tribune, TIE Newark Daily Advertiser aHd 10 the
| Paterson Integenaer.
CHAUNCEY ANDREWS. Chairman
JOHN KEENAN,, sec'ry. [onI Pcterson 5d Oct. lSi- |
| r Concert
Just come 70 hi, coacertyou re able and xiii1s
For the Howard Society TO pay shilling |
The Eagle Junior Temperance Society will give GaM
Concert Oh Wednesday evening al the HowardI ha
for the benefit OF the Howard Temperance Benevolent 50
ciety Many Of the best Washngtouian Vocd,ts hAve VOL
nnIrered their services and il will be OF uncommon n'e's
Tickets only shilling to be obtained fthe Officers Of III
Howard and Eagle Societies. and the tooro the e'ea
of performance. oil a
u Temperance Pioneers, Attention :-!@
Lady Hownrd Temperance society will hold Hisriing
Thursday Evening n-xt at hall pas, o'clock, 10 ,e ofs
street NJ E. Church. for the purpose Of presenting 20 Nv