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


| p Third SVard.-At meeting of the Denocratic
Wing Young Men OF the Third Ward, held The North
River Coffee House, col Wzsbsgt pursuant
the recon- endation Of The General Committee of Wbig
Young Mes, en- motion Gen. JOHN LLOYD was called 10
the Chair, and ALEXANDER BATES, Esq. was appointed
Secretary.
On motion, the meeting proceeded to ballO; for three
persons TO represent the Ward ID ae Genera. Committee Of
Democratic Wing Young Men
| On counting the ballots the following geEtlenen we're
found 10 have been unanimously elected
SAMUEL r. MABBATT, WM. WILLIAM WHITE
GEORGE BRIGGS.
The following resolution unanimously adopted:
Re.olved That the Democratic Wing Young Men OF tie
Third Ward, deem /, inez sen 20 change the pressut
sanzation OF the Wing Party IN lls city.
oa aotion, the Delegates were given power to I'll vacsn-
, cies
On motion, the proceedings of meeting were ordered
to be published.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN LLOYD, Chairman
ALEXANDER BATES, Secretary. j6lt
" Fourth symrG.-lt meeting of Democratic
Wing Electors OF the Fourth Ward held pursuant 10 call
oftbe Democratic WbiE Young Mems General Committee,
al the Shakespeare Hotel Wednesday Evening" January
4, 1913, E. d. HALL Esq eaed the chair and
s. CHATTERTos appointed Secretary. The cali OF The
meeting having been read and accepted motion il
fesoived That The mce'ias ed to ballot o- three
Delegate 10 MI the aonual vacancies in the Democratic
W biz Young Mems Gen rol Committee Tor 1873.
The officers ofhe meeting acting ,eers, declared that
Thomas Bartlett Charles chamb -raia, and a FardoB
having received majority of The cast; were duly
elected.
Resolved, That the procsediugsb be published in the Cou
rier and Tribune
g0n motoG i.journed. z. D. HALL, Chairman.
SIS. CHATrEsrcN, Secretary. is
g Sixth sFard.-Ata meeting Of the Democratic
Wing Electors of the Sixth ward held Monroe Hall
Wednesday evening 4b ins; pursuant the recommenda
tion of the General Committee Of Democratic Wing Yousg
Men, A. NJ. BURRILL called 10 The Ctsir and II. X
BRADLEY appointed Secretary.
The following genleAen were unanimously elected Del
ega.es the Young Mems General the
suing year, viz:
and II. x BRHDLEY. --'
DC motion, it Resaired, That the Delegates row
elected have power 10 fill vacancies.
ALEX. II. BUERlLL, Chairman.
III. x BRADLEY, Secretary.
Ut The above named delegates are requested meet at
the Broadway House on Fritay eveans O'clock.
j5 It
~ Old Seventh Ey%r,s.-Senpsr parstlts.-Fur-
srani TO cali ofthe Democratic Wing Young Mems Gene
Ia Committee, The Democratic whg youns h;en OF the
Seventh Ward assembled al their Hcadouarcrs, Wed.
nesday evening, JAN 4th, 1873.
On motion, HENRY A. HURLBUItT was called to the
CLAIR, c. e. COLES and E. L. BEeEEN were appointed
Secretaries.
On motion Of H. a Carter that this meeting proceed to
ballot Tor three Delegates TO The Young Mems General
On motion Mr.. Terry, lat majority o. all the votes
given constitute choice. Carried.
The following gentlemen were duly elected:
-,''- HoRhTI6j A. CARTER. 4 Ao"'
On motion of Dr. Wood that they have power 10 fill ys
csncies. Carried
After long and animated discussion, which would 90
honor the Roman Senate, the following resolutons
offered by DR.. Wood and Wm D. Green Esq, were car
ried by large vote:
Resov:d That th, meeting IS in favor OF Senior Gene
Resolved Tha, the Ward Committee be requested to call
the Wings of the Ward together on Tuesday evening next
JAN 10, purpose OF taking consideration pro-
priety Of haveg one or two Committees for the ensuing
year.
HENRY A. HURLBURT, Chairman.
8. {. +; f iaaasi Esasirs, Secretaries. js
III Eighth Ward.-h, large meeting OF the De-
mocratic Wing Elecor. of this Ward held pursuant
cali Of the Democratic Nbig Young Mems Committee, at
the Howard House, Wednesday evening January 4th,
1913, NJ BUzBY, Esq. called The Chair, RICHARD
S. BERKfEN, jr. ard WM. G. STERLING appointed
retaries
The call having been read the meeting proceeded bal
lot, which resulted in the election of
HENRY D. MOORE, AUGUSTUS L. BROWN,
JONATHAN w. ALLEN,
10 represent this Ward Democratic Wing Young Mems
General Committee for lhcierm oione year.
On mcon Committee consisting OF JAS P. NJ Blakcy,
L. Brown and Harvey Hart, reported the following re-
solutions which were unanimously carried, viz:
Resoiped That our thanks 10 our delegates In
Young Mems General Committee fIr The past year, Tor
the honest and faithful discharge OF Their duties ihht we
recopnze in them and faithful friends 10 the best IN
terpsia OF the ;ary aud The country and that our achnow
Judgements due to them for their support OF The oTis
nal anZatien OF and their srct auheEehce 10 e oi
land marks of the party.
Re:o,ed That as Young Men, attached we believe TO
,be has, interests of the country we still hold the ban
,trlpd M ly in
eap uu, the next Presidential contest and the and not
, lhen will alter SUBMIT 10 any alteration IN Inc
original organization OF the party
Psso,ed That we approach vita and respect
that venerable body political sagts whose course dunS
the pas, year been marked by decided hostility TO al
lee ou, pass over ler attempt 10 interfere
with an independent separate organic allon without ex
pressing our decided dsapProbalion. . - -.
Resolved That still look forward TO the tine WE ne
whole country will declare in voice not TO be nNDi
stood, their adherence 10 sound principles and consi
tuition of the lard without regard 10 isan u. power,
whether by accident or design
Resoiyed Tnai as Young Men will rally around the
Man who, when young devoted himself TO the service
have come upon hiul, still battles for The support OF e
principles of his early eprnciples from which duris
ory of 10 his country he has never
consistent ever, his motto has Deen, y mI CoOIs LII
THE UNION"
StsoIpd That the Flag we will rally arouud-the flag
first raised in This Wardand with uniing eaergy we VII
eyote ourselves the elevation OF HENRY CLAY 10 Tue
Presidential Chair and them and not il lhen viii we atcr
our orr submit 10 change. The field may then
be apen-we will lay dowa our arms saiisfed ~ INC gsu
others may devote themselves 10 he poAucai saila-
On motion Rssolpsa Tia, the proceedings OF this meet
''s sdiourned. gs add. N BUzBY, Chairman
R.P BEERlEN, Jr Vice. Cbairmen
Wai. q. STERLING, ! ~
!sa.. GaAs: "; W. "4sO' Az Secretaries. jsh