New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-29
Justice to Harry of the West"

Justice to Harry of the West
OF Fourth Congressional Districf.-Punu-
ant the recommendation o meeting OF The W hg yourg
men Of tie City and County of York, held at the Apollo
an "Wednesday evening. 18th inst meeting ot the hc
young OF the Fourth Congressional District was held III
the Tenth Ward Friday evening. @ INST for the purpose
of forming Young Mems Clay Club.
Cln notion Mr.. ALEXANDER f. DODGE Of the Tenth
Wurd was called Chair, and the following senemen
were nominated Tor Vice Presidents and Secretaries: MI
RICHARD JAMESON Of the i Ward. ABRAHAM l!;LsoN o'
the eth Wnr' CHARLES Z. NEyERs Of igih Na'd AUG Ne
RAY OF 9th Ward.
Ac the Cnnrmnn explained the ojec, of the meeting Mr.
J. I'm Fowler Jr OF the 10Th Ward. submitted Constitution
aud H Laws. which weio on molten. Unanimously aop,ed
The nse,ng on MOTION then proceeded TO ballot for Officers
of the Club wher.upon the following named gentlemen were
tieclarrd 10 he duly elected:
Far President ....JNHN FOWLER. Jr OF 10th Ward.
Eyr yIee Pres.dents...ALs1 F. Dopcn. Of 10Th Ward;
y. B. HONG. of 7th Ward
J. W. pIRssoN of 9th Ward;
Isaac DuRJEE. of 7,h Ward.
Err CHARLES c. MEYERS, Of 10Th Wnrd
SAM'L \. JORDAN. Of i9:h Wad.
Ear 1'yc,.,re, A VALENTINE. of 10Th Wafd.
For Sersean. .7rmSJAcoB Van TAssEL, OF l3'h Ward
Some por,Dent remarks then offered by gentlemen &c
siding whln the different Wards composing the District III
reference 10 the glorious prsress Of the cause and the urgent
nccc.s ty of the Youu. Men particularly cadeavons to do
their share OF the work
On motion. adioiTned
ALEXANDER F. DODGE, Chairman.
cn.n.xI .n. c: NEvERs' tSecretnries 1t
CLAY AND FRELINGHUYSEN
,.,- Sixth Congressional Dtstrict.-At IN en-
,b,;,c ncc,- Of the Whs Young Men of the Sixth Con-
rcssions District held Constitution Hall on Friday even
inr the 18th TO the recommendation OF gene
r meeting Mr. b. Pinkney called to the Chuir ana j.
l. Earl John Cu,hnun. Charles Bulwinkle and Stephen
Nudge appointed Wee Pcsioeis' apd MOSES n. .!h"o'"
r T. Stewart. Secretaries
Ate, an explanation Of the object of the meeting Constr
tuition was submitted and unanimously adopted and Com
ni,,ee of three Gppoasd draft Bylaws to report nj next
meeting On proceeding to ballot or oice, ue oio""s
gentlemen were elected:
Prs,tdent-sAMUEL b. ROMAN OF 18th Wurd.
pies Presidents-BERT,NE PISxSEy OF Eth
FRED CoGGiLL. OF 10th
WALTER BRADY. of 18th
WILLIAM PENNINGTON OF llth Ward.
Seers.q-ies-WILLIAM b. MgEKs. of 18th Ward.
ID. r. WALDEN, Jr. Of f7th
Treasurer-J. w. PiNxSEY, Jr. of l1th
On motion.
Rcso'rca Tint we marshal Ourselves band of associates
FOR the purpose of gathering the Wig Young oi Dr.,
,,ct to the end that all be united IN the struggle for Hurry
Resolred That we invite the Young Whr Voters of our
Dr,I,et L" ~, unite with ~ m ih, Important undertaking
r. PnEncy of the III, Ward, Wellington Of the Ith Ward
Clay aud Frelinchuysen. the meeting TaGased '' ~
n Moss s. s4xw, =; oE4w'0RD' Secretaries,
FIFTH WARD GRAND RALLY
THE SPIRIT OF lS4O REVIVED
We az our hhist Come forth 'tis ts Countrys
u5r The Fifrh Ward Clay Club will meet on
Monday evening. July nj Marion Hail. l65 West Broadway
al o'clock.
All who desire the Tariff preserved Mechanic, pro
tcc;ed done the Statesman OF Kentucky
osn HARRY Clay will please attend and JOIN the ASSOCIATION
The Fifth Ward Gec Ciuh Ill the campaign and In
the meeting with chciss full of the spirit
and tire oi 1870.
The President the Club will give some interesting
tics IN reference 10 early tariff. in this Republic.
JNO. &. HAMILTON. President.
RoBT. JoSEs. v;.s Post,
A. CHANDLER. 'eeii'S.
Gis Gn.si i.swsESeH ); snsFsnO Ssee'y jea q
We've heard the from Baltimore.
And what th- Wings have done;
Wen back the nomination up
OF old kentucky's
So Polk aud Dallas clear the way
The Wings NIL now rising
They go 1t strong and WIN the day.