New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-05

II First Wnrd.-At meeting of the Democratic
whig Electors of The First Ward held pursuant call OF
the Democratic wbig Young Mems General Committee at
Broadstreet Hotel Wednesday evening, Jan. 4, 1885,
Hon. J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX was called Ia the Chair
ard JNo. L. LoRToS and CHAs McDouGALL appointed
Secretaries. en motionyit was
Resotued unanimously, That proceed elect three
persons represent Ward n Democratic Wing Young
Mems General Conmi,iee for the term ef one year
whersupon Messrs. EDWARD PRIME, o. w. VAN
TUYL aud EDWARD ANTHON were declared elected.
TIE following persons elected members of the Ward
Committee for the ensuing year Calvin Balls John NJ Ca
ry Wm Castle Isaac Hall, Charles McDougali o. Cobb,
II. L. Person. Hugh Bradley f. Wilke, A. Grifen John
Clz Morrison Garrett Van Zandt, J. Reese, T. Grihen
and John Tate.
OF this Ward il elect more than one Conn
nee from the respective Wards represent the Whg par
" o' 'n'- ''' Up j. PHlLLiPS II PHGNIx Chairman
1GHs ca.s !; ncbausss1 LSsToN, Secretaries 1t
u Eleventh, Ward.-A, meeting of the Dno-
cratic Wings OF the Eleventh Ward convened on Friday
Evening, December So 1892 at Columbian Hall, Of
Stanton and Columbia Streets Jacob B. Clark called
to the chair and John H. Elliott appointed Secretary. Af
remarks concerning the present organization Of
the wbg party in this city, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resoved That disapprove Of the present orgaRzaton
OF The party far relates The existence OF two Gene
in office OF any delegates from this Ward ia a General
Committee (uader Proceedln or resolutions
had beyond The Ard We do hefeoy oeciare
all the seas ror, this Ward in both General Committees
vacant.
Ward in the Democratic Whg General Committee for the
ensuing yearand that will proceed to elect said dele
gates this evening in this place.
The following persons were then elected 10 Constitute
the Ward Committee for the ensuing year, viz:
Jacob B. Clark John MCGOWAN, Hewlett Smith, Allen
Cameron, Joseph Abbott, Floyd southard Wm Pelser,
Caleb NJ. Ange eviu-, John Pickford.
The delegation to the General Committee was filled by
the appointment of John MCGOWAN, John A. Deyeau VIM.
Pslser, Joseph Abbott, and Hewlett Smith.
Resolved That the Committees have the power to fill
Adjourned. JACOB b. CLARK, Chairman.
JOHN H. ELLIOTT, Secretary. j5
pgeFenteenfh Ward.-Aia meeting of the whig
Elaciors Seventeenth Ward held at the Henry Clay
House, on Tuesday evening, the 81 instant EDWARD
DAYTON, Esq called to the Chair, and T. g..
CHURCHILL aad Z. III. BROWN were appointed Secretaries
On motion OF Edward Y. Prime it
R,old That the meeting proceed to nao i for or, fifteen
ing year-yvhen the following persons were declared 10
f. DAYTON. R. Shannon, Jesse Patterson w. p. Clark, J.
eoodman, G. Leach F. Y Prime '" plaI Philips s. Ean Sm.
nrseh' ~ B. y nIs. N and Hnp99r Rn];ne r. rte' " H.
The following resoluuon was then offered BY E. Y.
Prime, and adopted:
esolved That this meeting do now proceed 70 elect one
Democratic Wing General Committee, according TO the
usages OF the party.
The Chair announced the result TO be as follows:
II, District J. vANONT ERSTROP,
I'd P. T.. CHAMBERLlN,
Sd j. NJ PATTERSON,
81 "a v. v EgfnEsi ". DI5siEE.
1t was further Resol1ed Of this Ward, that
provided delegates elected both 10 the Old and The
Young Mems Committee, taat the two Committees oe con-
saIidaled, and meet as Joint General Committee
On notion il was Resoiued, that the proceedings oil this
meeting be published in the Tribune and the Courier and
Enquirer. EDWARD Oa1 L ofs, chaitildi'
7. 6, 6 fsng:s GHgRsHlLL' Secretaries. is