New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

Il Likes building, corner OF 1uuiyu nlI @
NJ o. .-s Monday IN Jannu'y. Februnyand hafrh COM
ss ~ ~ ;rick and closing 9th publ exn ilnatons
rt .ss taken For particulars see bills ana day an-
protest. mi examinations daS al l8i 10, Ssssn
.s works on the above sciences Tor sale. dIo wi"
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u.,o,jSs IA .peliul meeting Of this Association
Es,OGS Han cs so1 F ees:, on 0 Pa rsDd
M required 3 siIss cHIcKERlNc, Pr.s sss J;
r,,s, .yard.-At large and enthusiastic mest
s,,s, Wing Electors Of the First WarI, held at NJ s.
$3.50 rovd .,rset Hotel. Friday evening, Dec 9th,
-, othe recommendation oil the Democratic wing
e., M,a. General Committee, on motion. JOHN NJ.
y sr r., xp, called to the chair, and E. GRIFFIN ap
i c.,,s,y Tn. call of the meeting read and
80 m r,oion the meeting proceeded 10 ballot Tor five
N ,so,,sen, the Frs, Ward nthe Democratic Wing
Mar. General Committee for the ensuing yenr, 49,
he ballots the following named gentlemen were
b unanimously elected to said Committee. viz:
0 " rfs.gpH EMERSON, A. NJ CoZZENS,
Pm BABcoCK, L. c. MORE,
s; : 8 EDWARD WILLIAMS.
-, ,o, the following Resolutions were adopted Us the
yed,bs meeting. viz:
$500 hu, the Wing Young Men of the First Ward of
~ md County Of New York still cling with ie,ke te
IN, he principle. espeused, and that the temporary
49, ,h,eb we in common with the Wings OF the Union
,S ths Int Presidential campaign has by no means
ss IL sor or abated the enthusiasm we feel and have
k.koE
Rrtd That we deeply deporc the defeat of the great
ss,tpn u he VEST under whose banner we rallied IL 'e
~ nHtcal conflict National calamity but deny that ne
4 ~ M rrenps have represented, fallen C!ettan but
S,,rlhst be now occupies the estimation Of the nte
rs ohe cylzedword the proudest position oil any aes
HseS, Fiat the duty have to perform as Wings can
a 4. mistaken and ns W tilGS will well and truly per-
w. and never cease our exertions until justice be
Sos cur principles, party und our ustrions tedatr
On on tho proceedings Of the meeting were ordered to
s,ulshed and the meeting adjourned.
JOHN NJ. FLINT, Chairman.
ErTbfId yyard.-At large and enthusiastic meet
d, The Wings Of tho Third Ward held the North River
Ce House on Friday Evening Dec. a. for the purpose oil
.oss delegates to the Democratic General Committee oil
NH. Young Men, on motion, J. +. CLARkSON was called
llaCbar, and WILLIAM RUsK appointed Secretary. Inc
naof The meeting having been read it was, on NOTION
Rsss That the meeting proceed by open nomination to
tsrtree Delegates.
Wbcpup9n,
iRAu. d. MABBATT, R. A. MAYEREAU and
HUGH AUCHINCLoSS, Jr.
s us elected 10 rep.esen, the Ward in the Young Mems
etrrn Conmiaee FOR the ensuing two years.
s6DoSing resolutions were then offered and unanimous
haicpei:
E.adr.d That the Wings OF the Third Ward are deter
t< 10 rand by their and battle with one accord IN
fof Wig aud resoutey adhere to those DIN.
Rartd That we recommend to the Wings of the Third
Wu1tbund aloof from all associations which may In any
sne DO calculated 10 interrupt or weaken their regular
Whg@ganzaiion
dnqhces and pubhaied. ]. +. CLARkSoN, Chai!mqn;
HzRrSK, Sec'ry. dS
" sixth Ward.-Atl meeting OF the Electors of the
sd pursuant to order of General Committee, on mo-
tncfT Il. Jackson, DR.. HARTNESS.was appointed Char
M, and J. r. RiKER. Secretary.
kxn moved seconded TINT elect three
hssis 70 represent this Ward in General Committee
utfssspon TeleB were appointed
ARCHIBALD c. REYNOLDS, CHAS. w. BAKER and
L. K. BRADLEY,
mn t-snimousy elected.
he following resolutions moved by Mr.. d. Francis
Btou, and were unanimously adopted:
?ued, That the Wing Young Men of this Ward ore still
Meystwl be WINGS, both IN name and in action-nn-
eaidn pneiple, N purpose. and IN uP7eaionrelolcins
81 he hoaofed tile OF Wings md friends OF Henry Clay
& pioHth veal and wo, through victory aHd deteat.ds
es a nfw ssues and meeting oil uew political combina
80 nal would ahennte Us from CAUSE THE MAN.
ASrcf That we Joytnly welcome the repeated evidences
gsve US by our Wing brethren Massachusetts that
WING PaV STILL RxIsTs-nctive, hopeful, courageous,
&nce '' s' " oo ~ N''
hsr That tender to our venenied chief the renew.
nE aihfough oil the changes of tme, down Ia our ntet
~ We will remember him first and our latest
his services md hoaos IN athluiheurts I'LL
i5use triumph shall complete the vindcaton OF q
"sSs'aat peope and oil HESRY CLAY.
TAoS. L. HARTNESS. Chairman.
!R. RxrR, sec'y. d2S
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