New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-05

Many Of the details are hriIiingly Interesting
philadelphia Inquirer.
y To the Wing E.sctors OF the First
Ward Of the city of Ne.Yo in their own behalf and
behalf of such OF their Wing ieowczen OF The Ward
could obtain opportunity their sediments
at the late primary meeting held the Broad Hotel
for the elections of Nominating Committees for the year
Tbat where primary meetings organized for the pur
OF prcmtng prvae views and interests without re-
Of the many 10 the dfctation OF the few by personal vo-
ence otherwise they become anrepabcan, oppressive
and unjust; and actuated by OF right well
desire 10 restore harmon, Of feeling the Ward we beg
leave submit the OF the following persons sui,a
bic candidates to fill the several Charter Oces the Ward
.i For luiasS AdsSn,aa pn,.,' OWN 5. CLAYTON
For Asst. alderman. QUINCY c. DEGRovE.
For Collector, OLIVER Cogg
For Assessors ...... CORNELIUS OAKLEY
WILLIAM CASTLE.
For Constabes GIDEON RICE
GARRIT B. CoSKLIN.
In urtherance OF the views and object above stated the
undersigned appeal to such OF their Nbg fellow citizens OF
The Ward opposed TO the application OF physical
force either by riend foes, regulate the expression
confidently believe that the expression OF public sentiment
the Polls will fuiy sustain the course hereby adopted
New.York, April 1843.
.RMAN C. .WEsTERvcLT, HENRY SuYpAM, Jr.
EDWARD PRIME, JOINS ScHERMERHoRN,
ELISHA RIGGS. THEODORE X De FOREST
THos. W. GALE, P.V. HOFFMAN.
9. G. MsEsH, JOHN j. DRUmM0SD
ARcKD. 6. ROGERS, VIM. JAMES,
' JsHs NJ. Martin. a4si
G First Wnfd.-The Democratic wing Eiectorss
the First ward requested 10 NEE, al Threshs,s Broad
street Hotel this evening o'clock 10 receive the report
Of the Nominating COMMITTEE appointed on the evening o
The ensuing election. By order OF The COMMITTEE;
a5lt CHAS MpDOU1ALL.
~ Third Ward Tine Democratic whig Electors
Head narers 1s. A. Mayereaus n R. Coffee House, No
POI Washington on Wednesday evening, 9TH lost al :!
o'clock for the OF bearing ana 81 @ s
for the ensuing year. JAMES T.. WooD
Chairman Nom. Com
W. B. MAEsH, sec'ry. a5h
o. Fourth Ynrd--AwAKE! AWAkE!-The
Democratic Wing Electors of The Fourth Ward request
ed TO The Shakespeare Hote corner OF William and
Duane Wednesday evening al bali past ocock
10 hear the Report of the Ward Nominating Committee
and to respond TO the nomination OF ROBERT SMITH,
the Mechanic candidate for Mayor.
All those in favor carysg oct and extending The necessa
ry retrenchments and reforms successfully commenced
onal principles Of HENRY CLAY. especially request
ed 10 be present By order al The Ward Nominating Com.
mit,ee, JAMES Il. BRAINE, Chairman
s. CHATTERTol, Secretary. n4 ~
EsTxth yYard.-Democralic Wings to Action:-
The %hg ." the III 81 % Se %sd ar 1e
Hall Thursday Evening, l6th al 7! o'clock 10 hear
the report oi To. Committee selected 10 nominate Gna'
made the Mayoay Convention and transact such other
business may come before them having snGeac er 70
on BY order Gi nFssS hs cGmm'tss EVsRsrT Chairman
Moses B. TAYLOR, Secretary, a'2t
NJ s.veuth Ward-PUBLlC MEETING-The
Democratic Whig Electors of the Seventh Ward and all
others friendly tn. are requested 10 meet al tfir
Head Qaarers Franklin Hotel corner of Cherry and Rut
gers street. Wednesday Evening 9TH OF April instant at
Z O'Clock, to hear the report OF their Nominating COMMIT
lee and spch other business as may be brought
BY order of the Ward Committee, rr,n,r S
al 2t AS. X fERitX, secretary.
~ Eighth Ward -.Whigs 10 your Posn.-The
Wings of ihc 8ih Ward and opposed 70 the deia
cations of officers in public ruS-opposed to the ~asiepi
expenditures OF public mnpies ana IN iaVor OF reuencR-
nnesed to meet al the 8 Ward a 1862 varick
rHIS "Wednesday EVENING, at u O'clock to hear The
report Of the Nominating Comm uce, and TO maize arrange
mems '0' ''e en.uST Wills BLACKSTONE, Chairman
RICHARD P. BERkiAN. Secretaries
JOHN w. BLAUyELT, dpo
ry Twelfth wa. sl.-rhe Democratic Whig Elec
tors of the 2tl Ware ARE ipled attend meeting 10 be
held at Hasar in YGrkvie coraer ci ihlra Avenue ana
hail past O'clock receive Tue report OF tGe nominating
u The Nominating Committee vii! meet a, The same
nlace at ! o'clock WILLIAM HOLMES, Cam
@u.p, Sc = Miller Sfc, ai3l*
ny nt;s,eer,,t, ,--'fie Uemocra'i Whig Elect
or oi1he l5h ward WHO are II iaToF o retftietmen anu
reform The expenses OF le Ciy a-a VINO "'si - ecoS.
orp by the presen. Common Connc are queS,ed 10 meet
al Consultation Hail. e5s gpsd~,y, on Wednesday even
np The 5,h ot April u O'Clock TO receive te report ol
be ComH,tee rpronte 10 seect Charter oicer', 10 be
Ey order OF the Ward CoFmittee
AMBR0SE C. KiNGSLANp, Chairman
H4nsEs i ns Ro.rnT, a: MED Secretaries al
nTSjxteen,h w Vursg.-rhe Democratic "hig Elec'
orS f Mn. Sixteenth Ward requested TO meet al sze
IONS corner of Seven,eetb ana Sixth avenue on Wea-
eesday evening next April 5,h. al ha!psst Soehl 70
pa md respoId 10 the rsn.rt 0. the Illuminating Commit
tee for Charter 0ficers ior .he ensuing ar, co
~ THEODORE MINIS. Chm OF Nom. CON-
JAMES HoRSBY, Secretary d1A
Rheunasixm aud Gons-wrSht's Indian ian
ye-aa,e PHI, are uoSt extraordinary med,cnr Ter tle
crre OF Rhenmstis and out they Lot only a
n;o Circulation ard thrown upon The membrane and mus
Gle are The Of the above painful SGs
cite The absorben vessels 10 take up that whch L az @
Srncs;,ed and therefore are absolutely CERTAIN % aaLe
peree cus an Sogt s ASnSle E - ns,s 700.
o: said indian Vegetable Hill! Will often eve !hs % IL
sbipg relief u1 perseveie according TO the nirec,onS