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II wM. K. HAwLEY, Assistant Secretary.
III First Wnrd.-A, meeting of the Wing Electors
OF this Ward h Id Broadsreet House. pursuant 10
call Mr. IRA BROWN was called TO The Chair and
CHARLES McDouGALL and GEORGE F1ssy were appointed
Secretaries.
On motion, Committee OF three, consisting of john d.
Martin EDward Anthony and Jno 7. Loricn, were aP-
pointed TO draft resolutions expressive OF the sense oil hi'
meeting who retiring for that purpose, reported The
following which adopted:
Fserea,, The Wing Electors Of the Third Ward, and
other Wards recommended the election OF Delegates
10 General Ccnvenon to he held on the evening OF
February s for the purpose OF consulting upon the expo
dency Of retaining in EXISTENCE as heretofore TWO sepe
Re,o.rsd That although entertain the opinion that
the business OF the Party may De nauy anu enee'aay
presentation OF The active and intelligent portion OF LIE
Party without regard To age or other nominal ois,lne.on'
which have in times past existed are al the same ume,
perfectly willing 10 abide by the voice oil an enlightened
and liberal majority expressed py the the legally author
lied representatives oil he popular VIII IN toe
| ven,on assembled.
Resolved That proceed to the election OF Five
Delegates TO represent this Ward in General Coaven"
ton 10 be held as aforesaid trusting the honesty OF pur-
pose Delegates thus elected and rot Doubling ont
ihat they will support sentiment which has so often
been expressed by the Electors OF this Ward in regard to
This important question
Pe,ored That in the considerations which urge US 10 this
of action we by personal or sectional
motive being all times ready 10 yield our own opn
ion 10 The EXPRESSED voice OF honest majority OF The
party mon the truth OF whose principles confidently
rey and upon the OF which rest our hopes OF The
elevation the Presidential seat OF HENRY CLAY oil Men,
lucky.
The following gentlemen unanimously elected Del
egaes to represent this Ward in said Convention:
EDMUND GRlEFEN, JOHN T. LoRToN,
'onis ' J. PHILLIPS PHGNIX.
motion, the Delegates were empowered to MI Vacan'
cies.
On notion the proceedings OF this meeting ware ordered
to be published in the Tribune and Courier Enqurer.
IRA BROWN, Chairman.
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II Presentation of an Elegant IruniPe'.
AT meeting OF Fire Engine Company No. 10, on Ioes
day Evening the l7h insL William Soutenborough Esq,
their former Foreman, presented with En- elegant
Trumpet, behalf the Company by James Styles, ESQ.,
accompanied by the following address:
SIs: Having been delegated by The Company WHICH
have represent TO present you h .sI l
pet as small token OF regard and respect tor u.e age
ind efticieat in which you have performed INC az
lies of chief officer OF our Company
la the performance OF his pleasing duty PERM, IA ~
bg your aid and counse but, trust, Sir, thai ihe lsal
which have manifested III the promotion ana
CT the Company may be so iEceioiy implicated -"ius
ms that viii be OF gratifying rehccuen 70 your
self that you associate and Foreniah -,
In his ,rifng token OF our regard emoenalca o. ;r
part you ably Filed, may end 10 isihu YOU u 80
and dangers you have successfully encountered IN pr
serving lie property aRd lives Of our feow-cnzrfs ou,
the ravages Of the destructive elements 10 your
from the arduous duties in which you have been eng
il must always be OF pleasure 10 you 10 urn e
the pages Of the past which is Inscribed The io WI,
ling incidents OF voluntary devotion, IN cause 10 s'i
save, and Ia which
,ri. the Fireslan alone that can thus noble stand,
Las ifs tiagfI - y
The introduction OF the noble Crooa, WORK WHICH WIN
always be The prousest monument of the eneIp
Cir viii b will its tendency greatly lgh.en our
but cot render less in enterprise o. duty, ea aS
more Efficient In our performance. If our
In your retirement accept the earnest e1pr u
desires your welfare and happiness and we s.a
treasure with mingled feelings OF pleasure anu on,
the attention and kndness WINCH nave em nd Eor.man
New-fors, January, 1913
To Which ,r Stouienborough made the following ieqy
Accent for yourself and the Engine Co whom you
cent nv mos, grateful ack owleegemens for the nono
conferred well IS the kindness evinced IN the
~ his aagniceut Trumpet, knowing the circnmstase
= intended ss tribute 70 ny feelings and an aieclgn
ale remembrance oi my o!hcia cctes as Foreman "a 49,
t, with pleasure this nun6c.ni present OF my ior
sSoci7.s and pre sent friends, with feelings asd sent
nnis hic. il of my power 10 convey TO yoa oy ~.
JSnu, but trust hereafter may convince yo1 mar my
re,peubrapces are OF the most lasting nature ana ln" ~
conilrrt will prove the Inestabe yane which place u
the eif aud the esteem entertain for the donors
You are pleased compliment me ter " tie sIIIC. -,
Of BAY arcuors duties" This would TO many seem
sppertuouS were it not generally known ,nst -.s
as member OF the Fire Department, and as gooa
zen OF our happy country, endeavorsd 10 The ulaa from ~
nv ability to the property OF my fellow eitze,'s
destructon by ss raging clement did no more lhan a.
conscience dictated, sad rly duty 10 God ana NAE o
mapded -. ,,r cv
nv giving an abundant supply OF The "cooling
viii duluss The OF tie Fireman there cnahos a
dons bu allow me 10 suggest that Engine Company no
6 be hereafter heretofore always the hrst al me
DANGER and the last omit any means TO sUodue ooi
| iaiing enemy. $3.50, .h,,
Allow me in conclusion express 70 yoa 7y restei 90
my age and general debility should haTe eaesed me -