New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-07
Ward Nominations Last Night

~ Ione,' Second w ard Hotel, when w ~ u
al 14 Chairman and JOSEPH P. SMITH and j. r
ESQ SECRETARIES. ",
sbs following delegates were eieceeu ~ WV
n. seysral conventions
WILLIAM GALIR Eyo c. lHfA Se "
r. 5REVRa SIN / l{ fH2HaE ROWLAND
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r.. Committee appointed TO draft resolutions reported the
wss Th Thar wf hs Why's the Second Ward will
noIs at the ensuing election and support The candidate
81 M snd anu 1a By
Foco cheaery fraud no" being developed by their
0R,soirsd That The principles of the Wing Party the
.rat republican principles OF the country VIZ law order
lection commerce, agriculture and the mecha9lc arts
regulation the appointment oi deiauiteIs 10 Once
See editorial col nmls
non Of members OF Assembly be instructed 10 represent
= The wish CT the meeting that no person be nominated VINO
r no" Of the law proposed by the LAST Legislature Carried
Rorsd That ETA the recent g S our upon
Nane Of 9S c co% s Of III ssss of The
MEASURE OF Wing Congress, fostering arm sl mrs o
~, Union until crowned by election of that measure.
rat.iotic protector and advocate TO the highest once ~ "
Rs,oired that the delegates TO the district %
bes, consult wishes by urging e Iassa % Baltimore to
1o.s for the Hon HENRY Clay the Wing candidate Tor
The Office Of President OF the United States -
THIRD WARD-At a very large ana ent l,I:a1
astic meeting of the Democratic Wings OF ti'e hilu
Ward held ct their Head Quarters S'
Friday Evening, October 9Th, 1913, JOHN A. oNDt'N-
WOOD Esq was called to the Chair and GEORGE BRIGGS
and WALTER K. Penny Were chosen Secretaries.
The following persons elected Delegates 10 the Con-
on 10 select Delegates the Senatorial Convention, VIZ
JAMES VAN NOSTRAND, EGBERT BENSON,
THOMAS McELRATH.
And the following persons to the Comfy Convention:
DAVID .TEREalf :. 4 6 HINapREKRsWoSSoD'
b. a M, f'i'f'''0' ]. GUsTiN.
And the following persons to the District Covenon:
+ F FEN2z R RE6SH d RSEk
lfo.'11'' :. JAMES E. WOOD.
On notion
ResOed That the Delegates have power fiji
The following resolutions were, motion. unanimously
adopted:
tsee Editorial columns.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
JOHN A UNDERWOOD, Chairman.
@ SFGnan f K ffssy. Secretaries OF
FOURTH WARD.-Ata meeting OF the Wing
Electors Of the Fourth Ward held pursuant recon-
mendaon Of the Democratic Wing General Committee, al
tbe Shakespeare Hotel on the 9Th inst RICHARD s. WILL
LIAAlS Esq. called the Chair, aud JAMES GREEN
mdS CHArrERroH appointed Secretaries. On mo-
Rsolusd That proceed to ballot Tor three Delegates to
the Senatorial five Delegates 10 the County and five TO the
Congressional District Conventions
charles Miller and George Newcombe appointed Tell
a Tie following having received majority Of
althe votes were declared eleced
oLiVhN M 5 sc ciHATTHRToN 'N-' iiSi''>'''
ARCHIBALD HALL, !ssAMyE1. SPARKS.
A'fo' No"A' c. W RIbDELL.
HALL, JAS H. BRAINE,
n
rios. NJ ADKIANCE,
The following resolutions esened H. Dan H Mill
e and adopted unanimously by reclamation,
[see editorial columns
RICHARD S. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
s. s.s. G taATrrn,oox. Secretaries. OF
ClXTH WAliD AT meeting of The Wing
y Electors of the Sixth Ward at National Hail. Canast
On Friday Evening 9th ns to the call OF the Cen
en Committee To Delegates represent the Ward in
the Senatorial, County and District Conventions DR..
sTEARNS was appointed Chairman, Messrs MERRLL and
j. P pnssoNs Vice Chairman, and Dr. h. WILSON and j. r.
WARE Secretaries.
Mathew Red, Mr. Doyle aud 0. w. Brennan were ap
pointed Tellers TO receive the ballots
The following gentlemen elected Delegates TO repre-
sen, the Ward in the respective Convention:
c. cRoLIus, DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN,
81 e5a HA Fl6REsl1NE JOHN e WaKi
NJ B. TAyIo OR, '''"t OWEN w. BRENNAN,
ISRAEL NiIi baNiEL A. WHISTLER II; Is s."''
The following resolutions received WIT, that heartfelt
enthusiasm Which the name Of HENRY CLAY in
the breasts Of all true Wings throughout the Union.
'0'' '''''''"'' N'''''-'''' j. sTEARNs, Chairman.
: j. 4 HI f;sssaz. Vice Chairman
j t5isfs VIZ S.ises SSsseresariy'. o.
CEVENrH WARD-Ata Meeting of the Dem
~ ocrac Wings OF the Seventh "ad, ON Friday evening"
October 9th, ISi3 CONRAD SWEET Esq was appointed
toacl as Chairman Messrs. GEORGE ARMSTRONG and P. T.
B,MAxwyLl appointed Assistant ChaiImen ZoPHAR
Mills and w D. GREENE, Were appointed Secretaries
On motion, retiring Committee selected By the Chair
man one from each District TO nominate Three Delegates
City conventions Five Delegates County Convention
and Six Delegates the Fourth Congressional Convention.
The following gentlemen compose the Committee:
4 "%'s' S HSHh{ :: \ Fh FSSSHSS
A a H fiNf1 i HG TkERY
I'LL A. B. COLEMAN
On motion, the Chairman appointed Committee of Three
report resolutions expressive the sentiments of the
The Committee of One from each District reported the fol-
lowing Delegates to the several Conventions
G6aH HsARs swS WFo6p W T. bED N0nGAS
JAMES +. FREEB ORN. LUTHER RICHARDS.
JAMES r. TERRY, BARNABAS PIKE,
II. A. HURLBuT. Or. w. w. ROGERS,
ZOPHAR MILLS.
Senatorial.
JOSEPH HOME, JOHN H. WILLIAMS,
L. RING.
The meeting addressed b. MeSsrs Shannon, Mills
pa,yca and others
The Committee on Resolution, reported the following
through their Chairman Mr. Hoxie;
y hsSlrsd That good and true Wings always ready for
We most heartily thus ais contest with
s doug utmost 10 the election
w me tcset presented for support
hsorsd That cherish good odand well TIED Com
mon School System and hope the candidates Tor the Assembly
WI o. elected with the Of having that perpetual
nj dislike moyatons such have been going the PAST
ea Taught VI evn their tendency Injurious 70 the best
Sres o US AL aud infringing upon the nights of the great