New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-06

Y First Ward-REGULAR NOMINATIONS
Al large and enthusiastic meeting OF The Wing Electors
held al the Broad street House asreeaoy to public notce
motion Of the Chairman OF the Nominating Committee
NJ. s. Thresher CHARLES RIDABoCK, ESQ., was called
e the Chair and ALExASpEs McDousALL and JAMES MIL
LER appointed Secretaries
The following ticker then reported and unanimously
adopted
REGULAR TICKET:
For Alderman. EDWIN B. CLAYTON.
For 4dSSis.1nt -. EDMUND griffin.
For Collector CALVIN Balls
For is.tiscr: .OTTo WM. NAS TUYL,
GARRETT V.s ZASDT.
For CoHsta5le- GEORGE FlsgT.
GEORGE DUNN.
For Inspectors of Elections Fst Disiric-"iLtIAA b.
DAVENPORT, JAMss \. FEscusos.
Second District-EDwARp ANIaoSY, JoHs bRSW En-.
Third DISTINCTIONS CLITZ MORRISON. GEO. 3 MANN
The following resolutions were then offered aud accepted
unanimously, VIZ: ,,,,
Nominatin. Committee with appreciation
they wing. in our estimation discharged the Responsible
duties of their Offices with fidelity and dScreton-
Resolved That Regular Nominees presented ior our
srtrases eaed undivided support aud VIII we
the Ward as the People will fad in the respected cansi.
dates thus presented the frs and unwaVenS advocates oI
recommended themselves to the favorable regard OF all
support of all tr.le Wings OF the Ward.
Resov.d That the rights or the people are 10
the wbms and personal preferences OF select few ana
that the attempt made by The sei.conSutuied Io
mitec declare who shall and who shall not be elected
mus, meet with that strong apprehension which awaits all
Who for personal considerations you'd sacrifice the welfare
the Party. Tba; IN true spro CONCESSION We are VIII
ling 10 respect The wishes OF ALL bet the unPrlncped at
tempt OF committee ID uSurp the entire !gh deiegated 10
the Regular Committee is rather nJre tkan we, as lade-
pendent Wigs are willing endure That hold the
truly Democratic doctrine OF our ate lanented aTFson
that offices OF trust should we'd only upon those who
by long have meriie them and should We Ind men
the principles of the party CEASES when
all prospect farther profit ceases cOncude that II the
partv without .hem II must be III worse co
diiion than we believe it 10 be.
nl-r1 in
SMITH recognize Tho may be emphat!cally called
OF the people, and one who as Chief etcer oil our CITY
will be approachabe 10 all al all places ana all sea.
on and that will regard MS elevation to The hrst once
g OF the eiiizens OF NewYork As an earnest OF the
election Presidency III 1884, e HENRY CLAY OF hen
Resolved That the unqualified thanks of the meeting be
given the Nominating Committee for The faithful cis,
charge their duties in giving the Electors OF the ward
ticket every way worthy OF support.
The meeting was then esquenly addressed ny hessi'
On molten Resoued Tha, the proce edings of this meet
ing be published in all the Wing papers.
D''' CHARLES RIDABoCK, Chairman.
ALEX McDoueALL, Secretaries.
IT Third Ward.-Ata meeting of the Wing De.
Electors of tine Third Ward, pursuant 10 call OIL
,hs Nominating Committee for Charter Officers held al B.
A. iayereau's n r Coffee House. Wednesday evening,
Gen. JOHN LLOYD called 10 the Chair, WILLIAM
RuSK and T. C. BARTNE were appointed Secretaries
The Committee reported the following candidates TO be
supported al the ensuing Election:
For alderman, SMITH DUNNING.
.issistn,t WILLIAM DODGE.
Collector, PHILIP PIBTcIi.
80 4:sessorS,. ASA HALL,
THos. G. BARTrSE.
ConStnbleJ, VARSuM S. MILLS,
CORNELIUS ALLISON.
In specfors If ELct.on.
lst District. .RoBT. g. CRITTENDEN,
GEO. WETsELL.
2nd. District. .JoHN LLOYD,
SAN'L r. CHLps.
3rd. District. .THos F. PEERS
SAM'L. r. MABBTT.
Ii was moved that Committee of three be appointed TO
draft Resolutions who reported the following
Resolued That we warmly approve of The Ticket pre-
Tor Sntfrages in this Ward and that we recog
nizs it OF sterling integrity, exalted worth, and
a firm supporter Of Wing principles
Resoi2ed That the Wing Common Council in their nm.
firing efforts To promote the interests OF the City, not:rth
Standing the objections Of tie Magyar" in the redemption OF
their pledge 10 re,rerch our City expenditures and 10 re-
form the abuses Administrations OF the City Govern
neni determined resistance IN factions aRd corrupt
Executive Nomination. their manly and asser
of The Republican principle that the ballot box desl
mates The chace peopG and tha; It's contents and not
the "opinoas" of the Mayor. determine The will OF the
ton for honoraby snstaning Wing principles uobly
usaing e, cts Wig upon the safety and
happiness OF the people
Resoiped, That we deem ii due 10 our whg Common
Council by every consideration that ought 10 influence
mel-by gratitade by PATRIOTISM by honor and by interest
10 place Them again in The position that VII enable them
carry into full effect the work reform they have CONF
m sa a e y ac by Them
the full accomplishment OF the lercGlean laborS with
which they have grapped and IN which they must III
Rescl,ed, Tint we give to ROBERT SMITH, our can
tidate Mayor hearty aad 5alous snpport that in
his election city will honest, upright mags.
rate one will sustain the Office honor by showing
himself that respect it, which will secure respect from
others who will earn the title of efficient Chief Mag
srate by being, by seeming such; whose E,ad can
oop the low r.cery OF the present detnagogue IN
cuuiben and who viii GOT degrade bis station by veto ip
mlnatonG begging the sympathy oil the panc because nc
may ant hydran key.
Resoiped, That although are me: for local purposes
rcitN affa vel
unbeGtng the occasion TO call 10 mind The name OF HEN
RY CLAY-,hat we hold him up to The coming Whig Com
mos Council model OF statesmen and patriot: we
give them our instructions when place our city in their
hands initiate his virtues and 10 follow his glorong eaT
pie
Resotpa That We lender Our sincere thanks Alderman
Underwood Sr his Efficient the Ward and regret
thai circumstances renders il imperative upon him 10 de-
cline being cnIdldite for reelection
On motion, the proceedings ordered to lie published
in The Tribune, Courier and American.
On motion, the nesting adjourned.
JOHN LLOYD. Chairman.
T + atM.aS, C. .'f sAsr1xE, Secretaries
Courier and American will please copy one ts9'e. II
u At II Large and highly respectable Meeting
Mechanics Manufacturers ana Dealers, who feel them
selves agreved by the pernciou OF street hawking
asa he 70 eau on
having been addressed by number eli geaen:cn the
following resolutions We're unanimously adopted;
Reoived, That we, the Dealers manufacturers and
chanics the City OF New York, being fearful Of fu
ture welfare do watch with Jealous eye all encIoach.
which rob us Of our rights cidzens and tend 10
withdraw from that comfort and support which is Justly
due every frugal and industrious DESTROYS oreaping
an honest livelihood.
Resolved, That it is duty ourselves our FAM
lies and p1stery, 10 all most slren-oas exer-
tons in annihaing pernicioHs trac which Is verse
than robbery for robbery without the
Reso!rtc Ths: We viii leave honorable means untrled
towards lhe redress &C cur grievances krowin. il 10 be
j0st and patriotic cause, free from malice, bat fearful IN
consequences.
Resolred, Iha, all ask is equal responsibility We
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