New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-06


u Fcurteen;h Wnrd.-A;a large meeting of the
Democratic whg Young Men held the 7zy House
on "Wednesday evening, January lst3 pursuant cal
OF the Democratic wbig Young Mems General Coramee
/ ROBERT CRiIGHEAD, Esq, called to the Chair
and isaac H. BRovT and CAazLEs F. ossoRs appointed
| Secretaries
The cz OF the meeting having been read and approved
meeting proceeded ballot for persons
To represent this Ward In The Democratic Wing Yoang
Mens General COMMITTEE Tor the e,.soiug year. The
Chair appointed M6ssTs coivn and Knapp Teers On
counting balois Tie following gsneea declared
duty eec Delegates the Whig Young Mems General
Committee for TIE ensuing year:
JOIN B: scoLEs. JOHN L MARTIN,
| ROBERT CgAlGaEA
Re5oF7ed That the above Delegates haze power 10 FL al
esoired Tst the Democratic wbivs Of bi, ward ap-
TO have but General Cemmiee :or the ensrg year
ReiossG Fa; ie g h,s his Tesg Be pso
Esaao Ga. i. 6l.osx Secretaries chaF@sa.
! D Fifteenth sFara.-At meeting OF t,s Demo-
cratic Whig Electors ct the Fssh Ward held pursuant
10 call, a constu;ion Hall en- Wedaesday evening jan l.
1885, Tor the purpose Of selecting delegates tie Dcmo
cratic wriz General Committees of the Ward, JOSEPH
BRlTToN called the Chair, aad DAVID 5. jaws
and JEFFERSON B. NosEs were appointed Secretaries
On melton OF john c. Der proceed baiio;, the fol-
lowing persons duly declared elected for the ensuing year.
viz:
SsnasHEE Salhis HeHF WEED BSghih aErasD EsShff REF
and HENRY sWGROS
we're duly elected 20 the Senior Committee and
JOHN G. =DERR' vn r9sos !95S DEfEU'
were also duy elected Tor the JUNIOR Committee.
ReS1ved That the Committee have power 10 ill vaca-
cies AejorrDed. J02Erii nilTroN, Chairman
bAy5p ig1Fpfsol :. 5AaTiS +; sGsEs sad seerearle
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u s:xteea..i, EYard.-al meeting of the Demo
cratic VIII YouHg Men f The Sixteenth ward, convened
at Hazet.ns on "Wednesday evening" jan Ais, 1873 puf
suau 10 he call oftfe Young Mems General Committee,
ADDISON DnUGHEKTY was appointed Chairman and
DAVID BELL Secretary.
GA looo Reeteed, That the meeting prnceed TO
eTs Comr,iiiee ofp5mocrac wing Young Aen or The
suing years, and one Delegate 10 MI ihe vacancy enssu
by The iesgna,ion OF g. ~.eFe'n INC
JAS T. CoNEUHOYEN. WIN. Il. ADAMS, and
ADDISON DoUGHBRTY, and
SAMUEL REYNOLDS was el cted I'll the vacancy OF
Re:ols.g ] That the DELEGATES have power fill any va
cancies that may occur in lhtir rulabfr.
Adjourned. ApDisOS Dot UGHEE"Y, Chairman:
DAVID BELL, Secretary 70
~ Seventeenth, JVard.-A meeting was beld on
Wednesday evening" Jan. 1885, at The Henry Clay House
csrncr Of ye1ue 4 and Frs;st to >po.d to the recon-
nends,ion of the Democratic WING Young Mems oenera'
COMMITTEES and the parpcSe eacing three Delegates
to represent the Ward in said Committee.
Un motion OF ii. :. isipIcy, aIr ). D. JACKSON was
unanimously appointed Chairn1E ard C. O. PiscKsEY anu
VIM. n GwYEs Secretaries.
The call of the meeting having been read il vas
Resolved That proceed ballet Tor three Delegates
TO the Democratic Wing Youns Mems General CorHise.
Also on notion Chairman appointed J. Gillespie ana
J. D.. Clark Telers.
On bal!rtiny, Messrs. 7. e. ToMLINsoN, H. s. RIP
LEY and j. c. PINGKNEY having the highes, number Of
votes were declared 10 be elected.
On motion, the Committee were empowered 10 I'LL va
cancies, ii any occur. 1t was then
R;o.d That the pocesdioss q h5 soT meeting be pub
:; WI. T.. A. riSSaHas' GITsa, Secretaries. jslt'
II Esixteen,f, yvart.-The Democratic @hg Ward @
Committee elected on Friday eyenng' DeGei.r = 1s,
ing The oh inst ococa, for tie purpose OF organizing
The old Ward Committee will meet the above even
ns al 'ne same u''s 1S' f''wA wAsaINGToN SMITH,
list Chairman o! Ward Commiree
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