New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08


9th, Constitution Hall, Broadway near Bleecker.st
BY order of The Gene al C3mmi'ise; ~, s,crvp c..;.
:; Epw.Ro ~; h0bENf e. co1srs' nSM.s Secretaries
u The Democratic Wing papers will please copy. Cs
GThe Democratic Gcrmnn Henry Clay
Club will h1a meeting Of s, me house OF ,selgeS at
ming, October TO- l8i2 "a O'clock. All Germans in favor
Of high Tariff aid Internal improvement are invited
attend. BY order.
4; AsnsIw Fl; L; seHM, seHM.arz Secretaries. osa
u The Gid Seventh Arouscd.-At very large
meeting of the Democratic Wings of the Seventh Ward
held ut the Franklin Hotel On T-esday evening, Oct 4h
CONRAD SWEET was chosen Chairman. GEoRGcARM.
STRONG and OLIVER JoHNsos Vice Chairmenj f. NJ TAr
LoR and JOHN A. PEARSON, Secretaries.
On motion, the Chair was requested to appoint Goa.
mtlee of for the purpose ol selecting suitable peens
as Delegate, TO the yarlous Conventions
Joseph X. Wood, Joseph Hoxie, J. F. Freeborn John
Wright James Fausaim Geo. W. Rblx and Horton Frost,
were appointed, who retired selected the following
names, which were unanimously adopted:
For Congressonal.
MORGAN MoRGANS, Jr. HENRY a. HURLBuT,
THOMAS ]; gIRNEs, aoRToN FROST FS2sr
: - For Senatorial. : '''' i'N''
J. B. BhiNshAPE, PKAncIs n slTsyN TsyiJ4 p; skILLuA
zEBEDEE RING, f'' cSssfz J&Mss r. WOOD
GEO w. RlBLET, CONBAD SWEEP,
OLIVER JOHNSON.
With power TO 6l vacancies
On motion, Messrs Griths, Ring Taylor, and FranLln
chosen TO retire aad prepare resolutions expressive
the of this meeting, who subsequently reported the
following, which were unanimously adopted.
Rssolued That the principles of the whig party remain
unchangeaby the same, and that we are now as we always
have been the firm and Underwriting advocates OF judc
Gus protective Tariff 10 sustain the industry OF the country,
give TO domestic labor its due reward and urash Reye
nue. couIuIen urate with the wants OF the government
sound National Currency-nJn and equitable Distribution
the proceeds OF the Public Landsa modification Of the
Veto power exercised and OF The great leading
OF national policy recently promulgated oy inc
time. .honored Statesman oil Kentucky
Resored, That while we are at all times willing 70 5"
tain proportion OF the necessary expenses OF he sla
and TO maintain nvolable its faith and credit we do most
,oiennly protest against The imposition OF an eaonousa a
upon the hard earnings Of The people Tor the oenehl
ENC ,so ores ,bs ,bGW surpas 5000
the disbursements Of the ordinary expenses oil the 20
verment. and nonnedate cause existing LOT ,he sSpeno
Of money evident from the tact that tbe dae
has not yet been collected and Can not be unui alter se
result of the November shall have been aceIasea
and finally settled.
Reyoluea, That the expenditure Of sl7,c0OOo in he e.
argemen of the Erie Canal the loan OF S 900 geo olhen.
York and Erie Railroad, and the Investment oi oha
sums OF money the construction OF public wols Sa.
are at present unavailable and yield no ntereslo e
require that the should be completed with all s,yns @
bic diligence with due regard u the wants anu D
cstS of The people. en.
Re,oued, That believing as do in the honesty o. M ale
cause in which we are engaged and the popIgy % @
position which have assumed, cannot
others who apparently differ with in som. Of Gt 'ss
we have taken, equally honest With ourselves aSg
rated upon by motives equally pure, we should
believe that they are reDtgades 10 the Why party
enlisted themselves in the ranks OF our opponents dn
cannot eonsents until some open act OF polcd snr
SD III satisfy US OF their intentions, to discard them go I'D
party or the fellowship OF their former as'ocs'S' ~
friends .o,
Re,otved That pledge ourselves to each Other @ ua
State and 10 the cou Try that from this forward en
r q ~
and all the energies OF body and mind TO secut
OF all the Wing candidates who have been aho nA'
presented for our suffrage.
After very eloquent addresses from the Hon saa ria-
lin and others, and fine songs from some Oh 'e
old coons," the meeting adjourned ,-.,.
CONRAD SWEET, Chairman
GI GEoRSE ;2ss ;asssaT ARMsTsosS' Vice ch'imsa,
ia. j. a. rr.nsos,, fassos, Secretaries.
u At meeting of Wings OF the Town Q,
held at the House OF Oliver Martin, en the DID us5 or,
ber 1912, for the purpose of forming Henry I; unI
Dr. HARRISON was called to The Chair and j. D. N'"-
YER appointed Secretary. ,o;s,sd
On motion Resolred That committee OF ten DC or
by the Chairman TO dra CONSTITUTION Snu asre sDponeda
that committee, viz: .,r,,, rouI ,Ns0s,
LOTT C. CLARK, AUSTIN IUsIEsFsR Ir.UgcEsR
JAMES q. BURGHER, BEDLE EJoHNsoN'
aENRY cR9GaEE9M, Wm RS}IyER R1ss
DANIEL hlLL H. hsz
On motion Resolved, Thai committee oil tfee ~ fbs
pointed draft resolutions expressive OF The seuse
meeting, when the following gentlemen were
the meeting, viz: .m,S
Mr.. LAMBERT, OLIVER MARTIN
LOTT c. CLARK ..,..n
On motioa Resolved, That the last named eoail. o,t
tire for the accomplishment of their duties, ano
this meeting. .-,u
The committee reported set of resolutions wh.'n
unanimously accepted -.
en- motion ResoIued That the proceedings Of ths
be published In The New York Tribune and Exprrss rrsss
Reso!oed That the meeting adjourn % mesl on p,nI
evening, October IS, al the GGan.e Village hos csr
Mr.. Isaac Houseman. JOHN T. HARhiooHfn
j. B. HLLYER, Secretary.
u Notice.-The Ordination OF the Rev. sDsI ssi lass
WHITE, by The Third Presbytery OF New foEA, Der M
place al the Eleventh Presbyterian Cbufch, ssb
Nobles) ofFourthstreet and Avenue y, i,safs
bath evening next Oct. 9th. Sermon by the Rev. asaa
White, D. d. Charge TO The candidate by hes. N
Robinson, D. d. Services tocommenee att 0coeA
pAn Adjourned Meeting Of The Pr,n,elsss ,oasss So
City OF NewYork and vicinity will be held al
ond Ward Hotel, Nassau-street, on SATURUAl D.sreY
ING, October g. al O'Clock precisely, TO MAKE e
sary arrangements for uniting IN celebrating the
Of the Crotou Water WORKS
Panctual attendance is requested.