New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

The retiring committee reported the following names'
Ssml Sparks Philo Doane, Charles Chamberlain, James
Il. Grains, Alfred Ashksa, Alexander Jackson Henry
Jenkins, JOAN Mallgan Fielding s. Grant, John Diety
Samuel Duckrdge, samuel Tally. Chss NJ. Church. Tkos
X Burns. J. b. Griffith James l.. Todd, Thomas NJ. Lyon
1 Thomas n. Adriasce, James Berrien, Samuel Barsow
4 Joshua Thuraon, Stephen S. Chaicrton, Jereh Bull, Dr.
Newcombe, A. H. Duncombe Rufus Rowe, and James W.
/ Faulkner, who were unanimously approved
resolution addressed 10 The Chairman of the meeting
ipurporting from tie Democratic Wing Young
Mems Comittee, read, and aitc. explanation from the
Delegates the Young Mems Committee present, laid
ALFRED AsHFIELD, President.
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u Eighth sEnrd.-At an unusually large meeting
held attic Howard House. Friday evening, December
30th, pursuant the call Of the Democratic Wing Gensfa
aCommtter, JOHN UTLER, ESQ., was called to the Chair
MeSsrs. JAMES DEFoREsr and WILLIS BLACKSTONE were
appointed Vice Chairmea, and Messs D. E. GLOVER and
~. w. VAN PELT Secretaries
II The call of the meeting having been read, the meeting
proceeded business. Mr. Harvey Hart offered resolu
on that private communication addressed TO the Chair
man of the Ward meeting the Wings of the 9th ward
Sh December ls42" in the bands OF c. X. Taylor, Secre
tary OF the General Com,rtec of the Democratic 1Yhg
Young Men, be received and read 10 the meeting. The
resolution adopted, and The letter read by the
1 Chairman, as follows:
NEwYoRK, December %, 1912.
SlR,-Pursnapt to resolution passed in Committee OF
Democratic Whg Young Men of the City and County of
New YorS December 2B l842, enclose you copy OF
resolution passed az said meeting, viz:
"Re oiIed That, in the opinion OF this Committee, is
unwe, mpolc, and nexpedeat TO destroy the present
Of he Dcmocralic Wig General Cosmitiee and that tue
steps taken for that purpose well as the attempted iaer-
ference in The eiecon Delegates this Committee,
acts beyond the legitimate authority body, calculated
disturb the harmony and prosperity OF the party, and
''A'''' 10 s'''''''N &c G. K TAYLOR, Secretary
The communication then laid upon the table. Alter
few remarks NJ B. Blunt, Esq. offered the following
ulons
Reso'oed That disapprovc OF the present organza-
ton OF tue party far relates TO the existence OF two
/ General Conmiitees-That we are opposed to The con
nuaDce in Office of any Delegates from this Ward In any
General comnise uner 9 any proceedings or resolutions
by declare all the from this Ward, both General
R.,oiued rhal in pursuance the recommendations of
the Democratic whg General commi,tee, we proceed to
fiji such vacancies, bv clecting five Delegates from this
Ward, 10 Democratic Wing General commit'ee for the
iensuDg year
Mr. JtT H. Bleukiey moved 10 lag the resolutions the
table The question taken and the motion 10 lay on the
table was lost by large majority. The question wastaken
separately upon The resolutions offered by Mr. Blunt and
they were adopted upon division by overwhelming
n0oriy The nsetng then proceeded ballot pursuant
to the resolution, when the following gentlemen
elected delegates Democratic Whs General Commit
tee for the ensuing year.
SAMUEL KIP, WILL IAN II. SWEET,
JAMES BINGHAM.
The following elected by ballot members of the
Ward Committee for the ensuing year:
SS kege " aays
Joseph G. Forbes james 6. Moh,L Theodore Kelly Ed
ward DuvalL
Resolved, That the Ward Committee kave power to fill
S yaeaafs' 3 I'll, thai may M IN the Genera G9mmss nil
etfoio members of the Ward Committee.
Resoired, That the proceedings be published signed by
\ iheoIicers of this meeting.
The meeting then adjourned
II JOHN BUTLER, Chairman
RI
Il JAMES De FORREST, )
EDWARD GLOVER, SECRETARIES j2
E3 Tenth ys-ard.-At public meeting of,he Demo-
cruc Wings Of the Tenth Ward convened at the Coiu-
II ban Hail. Grand street, Friday evening, December So
pursuant The Recommendation Of the General Commit
4 ee-0n motion of JOHN T. DoDor, Esq, NATHANIEL
III 9. BRADFORD called 10 The Chair, and DANIEL u.
II MIL:.sS appointed Secretary.
The recommendation and call of the General Committee
II having been read, upon motion it was
Re,ovd That 40 much Of convened the Electors
The Ward be approved but that the several ecnmnirnda
tors of the Tenth Ward
Upon motion, the meeting then proceeded to ballot tor
FIVE Delegates represent the Ward in General Committee
according long established party ussses when The follow
Il ing named gentlemen declared elected, viz:
TphS TnpaG 6 RRA9FoRp RosFRT nasEs W PSeoT
john RIDDLE
Upon notion retiring committee OF seven appant.
ed select twenty-five to constitute Ward CON-
nttee for the ing year. Tie Committee reported The
iowng viz ~ H pinckney Resolver Stephens,
H. Scott, j. Mckeop, w. Pou!son, g. H. Taylor, }. T.
Dodge, g. F. Somervelt, N. Weeks n. r. Dupgnac, Geo.
kchell, ~ Richmcnd, l.. Eastman, Wm. Stevens H. Nj
Indae j. NJ. WilSsy, B. W. Bradford II Often, G. Am
Gefmar. j. Adams, w. Wheaton, s. Barker w. F. Free
bonn Charles Riddle, J. Carr.
The report having been duly accepted, the Ward Con-
haee aud Delegates authorized fill vacancies in
asir respective bodies. The Delegates General Com
n'ec and The Delegates 10 The Young Mems Gsnefal Co
M'se were also by resolution declared e1-oco members
u ihe Ward Comc.,ee.
ae Charles Riddle, being called upau addressed the
aee''ng eoqaeny po,tayug condition of,hose wlose
aeesties compelled them 10 held place Admin
soa and strongly insisting ,ha, The success OF our cause
lad the prosperity OF all classes OF feow.c,zens de-
pend entirely upon the election OF HENRY CLAY 10 the
4 Presidency
The proceedings then ordered to be published in
I @e Tribune. aad the meeting adjourned.
NATaANlEL G. BRADFORD, Chairman.
4 DANIEL II. MILLER, Secretary. j2t
I ~ Twelfth Nnrd.-A, meeting OF the "hig
Seeo OF t6e Twelfth Ward held al Reeds Hotel Bloom
Hsass Village, on Friday evening, the S0h cay OF De
suoe lSs pursuant t, The call OF the Democratic Whig
esassal Committee, on motion, Mr. JOHN WAITE was
.-:ea 70 ,he Chair, and Mr. WILLIAM PATTON ap
sNn'ea Secretary. On motion, twas
Insogsd That Retiring Conmittce OF Ave be appoint;
~ vi sstect suitable number OF persons compose The
ae Som,tee for the ensuing year. aud 20 consider
psy OF selecting Delegates the Young aisn's Com.
campose the Delegates TO ei,her or both OF the
~ sohhtees, az In taeir Jus might be proper.
tSeuiiig ComNi,iee reported the the fol.
s's eers,as TO constitute tue Ward Committee for the
4 trsaiog year, viz
Ester Masteroo, George W. Savage John Waite, vii.
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