New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-09

Electors the First Nar, held on Monday e'eHins NU-
Alderman PHOENIX was called Ia the Char, EowApe
ANTHONY and JAMES HlLLysR appointed Scerciaric,
The foow.H. persons elected H Delegates io ;it
Convention o be held at the Broadway House
Jr p PHnNIX. y & rI4y, INV iEA hkn"S sKn ,SSruoyyf
EDMUND cRIFFEN.
Tn. following Resolutions were offered by Mr. Ia,.l,>
Hillyer, and unanimously adopted.
Resolved That view with sorrow and modification ihe
uer prosra,ion our Public Works AMI consider the
coming contest which I'll decide tie uture dr,nc> o
Rrsored Tha, at tho Fall Election ~. all honor
able oxertion. Stale from the donni4n o the
Regency and elevate 10 office whose Pride aud glory 1t
will sustain the honor and crr, oi the Empire State
Resored That the Wing Electors oi the Fir,i Ward re
spend the nomination OF HrSRY Clay Tor Pre'dent and
pledge themselves TO give him their hfn and Undivided
support. ->.,x. r.,
EDwAnp En-, ,,,i Asr"osT Az. seorrlari-. ,s,
The Com Advertiser and American VIII please copy.
lr second Ward.-Ata nsr,n- OF tie Wings Z"
the Second ward held pursuant 10 Ioce NJ hr s"con"
Ward Hotel AUGUSTUS : F.. CAMMENFK Esq. was
called the Chair. and HENRy HARRIS nhd IoS J. loss
were appointed Secretaries The object oi the meeting
sisted by the Chairman and the nretIn. Proceeded Ia
mark for Delegate, to the Couny Convention. which re-
suited in the choice OF
JAMES KELLY, RENo c. lANCE,
GEORGE H. HOOD. THOMAS MctLRATIl.
E.T. BACKHOUSE.
with power to fill vacancies
The following resolution, reported by Mr.. Mcti'"Ii Tor
the Committee, were shcr unanimously passed
Re.v,ed That the disasters Of The uues, occa>outd bY
the reachsry the acting President OF Tie United >'hte'
has changed the views abaie le i.a a ardor
Which characterized Wings OF 1870, ad that they are
now ore and all ready campaign oi 1911 uIrr
banner where achrry and dupcly can moi cprio i'd
Rrsoi,rd That the whig Members OF the prrs"n; Con
gre entitled the .nnne,, thanks not o,y OF Their
constituents nut OF Az enisenra .nm,iy ~, nf,arn and
sustaining the tree and independent action "l ur n'
,aves OF he People against the will OF raor Pr''n
ol.ff
their constituents and their country IL, To ne
awr they shall pa aid what SHAPE u.y nasi bH pre-
.entcd in order o''tain hi> .lgnnur' The ~ r' ' '
People n eDi and R'pu',rani>ii "H ptco"e
bye.w word and reproacii
nI. throughout t'ninr, sending W rom br tn.i ant
united and laSor ot the Great S,H'
NAV nj the West a, the caud,ae tir Presidency,
we lsve an assurance ha the pure patriotism 10 aud
the arning. area zeal OF Sio are >ii avr 80 Ic hears
Resoiea That Ht.Ry CLAY. ,.nrmr !"rg l' =" pubic
service. been tried III emergency t, never ounn
wanting The high-mnded and gallant defender oi hl>
couniry's honor her days OF conflict. he nnim-hng
champ OF her Industry in Time peacr. The! a.oeaIe
sound AMI uniform and tor the supremacy e.
his country laws, recognize In hini The finest Ia
lead country again 10 her former and
The People Their her, or"rf m pro>per,y and hsprn'.
eyes turned toward the spot "er- dwell.
PArHlor AND STArE.AaN. toward rHr Mas who airr
lille spent in unwsared AM! unrea,ng devotion 10 h.
Country retired 20 h home IN ashland, 10 exchange fs
aestic ha ppine,. But the great NLl0n rou,iu
itself aud lrrayhg al! III -irrgte against The eS
powers of corruption ai u,rrpairon IS lirrsiy heard! and
that Nation with almost unanimous Will cali
HAIRY CLAY from the ptsacy o IL retirement ter. sch
the heart OF IrenGlITTy they determined ,hdt
HoxE-r Mas shall ,i the Pre,,irn,la char.
Resol.ed rha, The Hon. LUiAs, BraIilh the present
Lieut.. Governor the STATE NrIS York m ability
his cons-trn' honesty, aud independence
poli,icianby th uprIghtn>s OF hi> co0dpcr. ap The
purity his public and private 'r his unsakr deN oo
the good adversely, and ls pros
perltv have en6cared bn the people the aip
prepared iin tim Nil, higher ia pub,
lie, A (. tt,.r
IiSRr liaRRl>, s.y,.t,ri-.
JoaS J. JONES, '''te'''3' aua
n fo, y.,I Amer m iiit,,e