New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

ocratc Electors of the Third Ward, pursuant call of
,be Nominating Committee for Charter Officers held at
Mayereau's ~ R. Coffee House, Wednesday evening,
O., ff0i1N LLOYD was called to The Chair; WILLIAM
U Ue ~ BARTIsE appointed Secretaries.
M reported the following candidates TO be
No., 40 n ~ =, VI ensuing Election.
- .lderma,, SMITH DUNNING.
fer 4dssistant Alderman. WILLIAM DODGE.
I. JCollector ..PHILIr PIETcH.
.. assessors Asa HALL;
THos. G. BARTINE.
q Consta5les .VARNuM S. MILLS.
CORNELIUS ALLISON.
Inspectors Of Election
Frs, District ............ ROBERT e. CRITTENDEN,
GEoGE WETsELL
Second ...JoHN LLOYD,
Samuel. r. MABsiTT
moved that Committee Of three be appinted 10
drat, Resolutions, Egber Benson James Van Ostrand,
Frederick PRnz,) who reported The following:
Resolred That warmly approve of the ticket pre-
.snted for SURFACES in this Ward and that we recog
ME on OF of W sTng oeEy exalted WORTH a
Resolved Tina, the Wing Common Council in their
,andng the objections Of tie Mayor" tue redemption OF
pledge 10 rerench our City expenditures and 10 re-
form The abuses in the administration OF The CITY Govern.
en their determined resistance 10 actous and corrupt
Executive domnaon in their manly and successful asser
lion Of the Republican principle that the ballot box desg
mates the cece Of the people, and that its contents and not
the "opnios" of the Mayor, determine the Will OF the
sec,as entitled themselves 70 highest approba.
Illustrating the effects Wing upon the safety
and happiness of the people.
Resored That we deem it due to our Wing Common
Council, by every consideration that ought 10 influence
menby gratitude by patriotism by honor and by interest
to place them again in The position tkat Will enable them
10 carry into fall effect the work OF reform they nave com
nenced the city, fully satisfied thus far, should sethe
seal of approval 10 their by bidding them advance ts
The full accomplishment of their Herculean labors with
which they have grapped and in which they must ii-
: RESOLVED That we give to ROBERT SMITH, our can.
ddae for Mayor our hearty and Jealous supports ha IN
his elecop our City will honest, upright mags
rae one who will sustain the Office in honor, by showing
himself that respect to which will secure respect from
hIrale by being, by seeming such whose mind Can
ne, s,oop 10 low rckery of the present denagogne IN
Cumoent and who will not degrade his station by veto ni
munitions begging the sympathy of The public because he
may wan! a hydrant key ,,.,, ,rrnoses
and p cons ut upon our city affairs yet that we deem nol
unbef,,ing occasion call 20 mind the name Oh
RT CT AY-hat hold him up TO the coming wing oonl-
man Councii as our model statesman and patriot: we
give Them our Instructions when we place our ciy ~ .eI
hands 10 initiate his virtues and follow his glorious es1
eol0e That tender our sincere thanks TO nd
that circumstances render il imperative upon MN 10 ueee
Icing candidate for reeleclcn.
On notion the proceedings ordered to be pupshea
IN The Tribune, Courier, and American
On motion, the meeting adjourned
WINS Tinsl.M G. hG yAsrrsE Secretaries
Courer and American will please copy one time az IL
II Fourth Ward-At large and enthusiastic
raeps of III. Democratic Wing Electors OF the Fourth
ward held at the Seak peare Hotel on wednesday eve
pjop april ls4J to receive The report OF 'he 1SoniS
Conmjee AMI to respond TO the nomination o I|ayo,
ALFRED ASHFIELD vas called 10 tne enau, 80 IN;
TopeISe and ARCHIBALD HUBBARD oppohleo VICE ie'
dents, and FIELDING >. YAM "hu -
tiries a., -i,,;r.,n of
After reading the call of the meeting 'ne
The Nominating Committee reported the following 'che''
which was unanimously and enlhusiasteany
Far Alderman WILLIAM HAhh'
For Assistant Alderman ARCHIE .Hi1'
For assessors ..........'. R WILLIAM PARDON
For Collector ..........JAMEs q. FAuLKNER.
For a aisSas Jnsx IA
y.,pectors of Elections. First Disrict-hicHASp D.
ADAMS sRkHAM PARDON Jr ruon.s r.
= second Dsrict-THoMAs NJ. ADRlAScE' Aho' -
susnAs r,..-,., s.urr, SMITH. SAMUEL D. ROCKWELL.
EburIh Dis,rct-JIREH BULL GEORGE NE~eoH,hh.
rA. ,,,owior Resolutions were unanimously aoopteu
R.olred Tha, in ROBERT SMITH he Me Sd nne ,ia,
diate tor Mayor have an Honest h an a and the
will til. The office ~ltit S'reui. W VIZ -
general good OF the whole city. IS IN. measures of
Resotped That the economical result OF Iue j.; The
ha Xh, om,non Council, exhibiting redoc.Ioh ri,,r
NJ Ri, FIR ,fs wear alone OF One Hundred ana E.suy
Two Thousand Dollars is worthy Oh pfa's n.ori,v in both
bra,csrs OF The City Government OF tue same I''''
poser; connta,er ticket lust approved Of shall meet
VIII sarty and undivided support, ana we ne Polls
selves one all, from This iie 10 To the good
,t N wnch we nave embarked, deIermnsa 10 aeniese
iun,nanl victory The whole wing H So onr ticket
iunt v" po 8, oen made by the Loco 20
Ssa, S4ig party have no ealps Sd. for Nav.
Mectojc in,erCsaN M addition 10 our canoiu..I lo
CT oasnre Wars Nomnatons entius this 10 the aPpef
iai!oG lne Mechanic Ticket ,.;,.la
The see citing atty addressed by Messss' 'is'o
Hail. Tn,aas ii. Adriases, aad o. T. hewie"
Alfred ASAFIELD, Chairman.
H assn,s, T9 q rsss IN Vice Presidents.
Eel! EiaLp \ 81: :, 1aNT' SECRETARIES. Ii.
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Wbig Electors OF the Sixth Ward,bed az Monroe fa -
Tburssay evening April 1915, respond to the ho'u'a
lions made for Charter Officers the Ward Tor ise ehus
year, GEORGE BRUCE, Esq. appointed President
Josrpa PRssoN and ABRAHAM FLoRENrtNE wee h.s
Aaeps and n l.. HAsTNEss and JOHN r. MARE, Secfe'a'
hes -
The call OF the meeting having been read Mr. Moses b.
Tavo, to, The Nominating COMMITTEE, made Tie follow.
Lay report: r,.r, IL; W., :, ,,,.
-.,, ward for the purpose OF nominating cans
dssles TO be presented Tor nen 'u
Ing Election beg leave TO RsPo''- =, e,tor,,.pce o
Thai ;mo,edtafeiy on entering upon ie pn ,ertc
ihs!r dr,les they bad he on, ,ben on lac
cuanin,,v ~ ,ent,,,epl prevailing among sonuy
po,aol sohicI cos,ned 10 tneir chtfse ss ~ aeree
which, while il has gh,ened their iap h. welcomed by
has ber III, NV Iie,u and they trust WIN VIC ~ ne a
ost. ., '1's ~ W.. har assembled, an omen VI -"
pils Tor TIE OLD SlITH " AND. ;n,,ressed with
The , @ sorer meaKs success couln , DC u
Than IN. re-nomna,ion c,ors
and had o ,or Ine rd so recent aud complete nni
Tory; and therefore, without further p.s on..
s approval 'he CRoLus
A,sis.ant Alderman. RICHARD Dis a; a. A
assessors SAMUEL sAlsa ne n .Ts.
Collector .......... OWEN W. bREN'
Csn,.xb,cs .......... PiuLASDER sisn,
MARTIN i. "AtI
For Inspectors OF Eiectso's,
fiss District. JAMES :, ~ vs,nsnsraGH.
JOHN u; sa T,yIoS,
Second E