New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09

DASlEL CARrrNrIR Sscfs'ai@s' o.
EIGHTH WARD-At meeting held at the
il Howard House, the call from the Democratic
Wing General COMMITTEE, Friday evening, the 9Th Oct5-
beT a;3 FOR the purpose Of selecting Delegates the Snato-
rial, County aud Congressional Conventions HARVEY
HART ESP, appointed Chairman, ALEXANDER FfD-
DIR and JAS ~. VANrgIr, Vice Chsrnen, JAS. NJ. Men
RAY and AyDREw BtEABLEY, Secretaries.
On notion the meeting ballot represent them
in the several Conventions winch resulted the selection Of
the following named gentlemen:
Senatorial: ,.r.n,-r,,
- - CYRUS CIIESERY.
GEORGE 'ENNI J6GS o6 }AS Y: EA'N'
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Restccd, That each powe MI vacancies
The Committee on Resolutions reported the following,
which unanimously adopted
Reso'red That recommend to our Wing friends 70 rally
A, once and make good for the offices
be filed this FALL and that will sustain such nominations
Rsso{red That from this tine forward W. will eadeavor
to present the same continuation OF acton and unanimous
part Of the Union and that the certain convc
ton that by doing i certainly succeed IN the great
Rssored That we deeply sympahize with the Hon Wills
Hall IN his present illnessa IN hun We have wtii-tLied
assn able to take the field against our common with
all that honesty of intention and stability o purpose when
has made him The admiration OF his friends ana the terror OF
I2esored That with and party desire no con-
Of those whom desire ont those pInccs!a III
opinion that frank, free aud manly discussion our
greatest strength and that we recommend 70 every section OF
the country TO preserve the same manlE and Gpe cofs OF
the last election, which resulted in such signal rumpI'5
Re.olrsd Thar thanks Of the whole due TO
that he went to BATH under the great Wing Banner whose
folds with gigantic faith Ia inscribed III. Wing Hrne!Ps
and the and glorious name OF the Chivaous CLAY
ReSoired, That uncompromsng III favor OF the
Farmer Ashland our Candidate for the next Presidency,
AVID that this Man of the Nation, the Representative OF all
the American interests the exponent and embodiment OF
Wing Principles the Protector of Human Libety aa Ane
peruy of our Tree Institutions and the general advancement
Resoiced Tia, We hall with umnged JOY and triumJh,
III fact that n. 1f %y Of M IS now d Dy an res
cosnized the sole candidate Of the Wing party for the FRESH
delcy Of the United States;
Resetred That satisfaction at this present ayowed una
mint, and our confidence this result shall diminish
vigilance either external hostility secret inter
Resoi.d That having had one solemn lesson the sesc
ton OF Wee Pe,'dSn 1t We DO pot P't oS We
ef%l sn y 1 SFs 9I 'sa by iii tolerate g
candidate for the Vice Presidency who is not True, warm,
steady and devoted friend Of him whom ecoGnAe as III
''''''y' HARVEY HART Chairman
h 5.'; NJ 4 Bln,Ensr Secretaries. .,
u Courier aud American viii please cory.
rV'WfLF'rH WARD-At a meeting of the
Wings of the Twelfth Ward held at azar' YcrIvllle,
FRIDAY October g. pursuant TO the call OF The Com
mrtees JOHN WAITE called to the Char, and Cnss
S MILLER appointed Secretary. The meeting then appoint
ed delegates to the Senatorial Convention
ISAAC ADRIANCE.
And as Delegates to the County Convention
VIII &itz' NAt e. % aHS $SaRs
| nd clsrare to laD istTiCt OuN
3HSH i1H Si #iiiAu 4SHSEs SEf5HS
And it was Resoircd That the Delegates each Couyen
have power respectively TO fill vacancies that may
was also Reyolred That while appointing representative?
TO select for this District Delegate to the Baltimore N1ti2nal
RY CLAY and ardent desire To see him the Whi Can
Sss @ fas TO % M ES' the Ws sy
mand the admiration and gratitude Of the people ard secure for
The proceedings ordered be published the Amer
N''' '''' '''''',. JOHN WAITE Chairman.
CHARLES S AlILlER, Secretary. %
SilNTEENrkI WARD-At a meeting OF the
- Democratic Wing Electors of the Sixteenth Ward held
a, Hazeons Sixth and Seventeenth street
Friday evening, OF the recommendation OF
the General Committee when JAMES LYNCH, ESD was
appointed President WAsHINGrON SMITH and JANE,
STOKES rs Vice Presidents and SAMUEL RflNoLDs and
JAMES ANDERSON, as Secretaries
The call al the meeting was read and approved
On notion Rcscircd. That Committee be appointed by
The Char and approved By the meeting g" one from each
District report the of three persons TO represent the
Ward III City Convention 10 appoint Delegates c the Se'a'
Messrs Nicos, Halsey. Beck Baker and Mcdonald
appointed said COMMITTEE The COMMITTEE retired and pre-
scented the names of
! JAMES LYNCH, STErHEN W.JONES,
WM H. CURTIS.
Their report adopted By the meens and those gentle
men appointed to the City Convention
Resolced That the Districts separately and Each Dis
Ws1in the cas2s,on, % bst Convention The Dis
A >H5 s S5%5E S$H;7:is
a M![IlSM s,T[3qTENBURG.
5 5d1 hLFEED A. NHGeKINNEY.
Also for G9~fTs;io Ne pi;st convsn'io"
% Ab6IsoS p6G55HRTY.
4 & MiGIiaN II F5 AbaNs
The report adopted aud these gentlemen daily appoint
ed to their respective Conventions, as reported.
On motion Resstcd That retiring COMMITTEE Of three
be appointed to draft resolutions expressive of terews OF
this meeting.
Messs Jones, rmckney and Haydock appointed SAID
COMMITTEE They retired and reported the following reso-
R,eolrcd That in the coming election hereby pledge 70
our Wing brethren hroughouthc State that We "" use al!
honorable exertion To the election OF candid
and earnestly exhort them likewise to the faithful perform
ance therdu to the end that we may redeem the Stat
wiz banner OH the empire State there 10 float until the
cendancy Of Wing principles Shall be proclaimed with one
long continued triumphant shout throughout the t1lto,l.
ngs of the glorious Wing victory achieved by out Wing
brethren the City Baltimore and trust that may Dc 9nt
the prelude 10 the sill more glorious triumph OF Wing pm,
cpes throughout the State Of Maryland and overtime" oil
! the corrup,ionists there foT all time 10 come.
Reyoied That IN he sound principles integrity OF cha1ac-
Ter and brilliant talents HENRY CLAY we have guar
that treschery viii be associated with ms name
and do at this time and all cordially tender q
him strong hands and stout heart to place INN t"eie e
now but for his spirit would have been III e
+! freslderal Char Al the election.
Resoirt That having before suffered BY the selection OF
false friend Of HENEY Gay hence5rh will tolerate lie
candidate for the Vice Presidency who not true, warm
steady and devoted friend OF him whom The