The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-21

The Wing vote of this District was 1869 at the
Mayors election.
The meeting was called to order by J. F. Hut
TON, who nominated CHARLES A. CLINTON, ESQ.,,
as President.
Mr.. J. F. Huron then nominated Mr.. John ].
Boyd, Thomas S. Gibbs, George w. Niles and
John p Maloney, as Vice Presidents
Mr.. j. F Hurros then again rose, and was about pro-
ceedng to nominate the Secretaries, when
CHARLEY NEWMAN heard to exclaim-"D-mn it.
Mr. President do you call this free expression and anti
% When one man does al me n0mi
Burenism, ad-dsight"
Mr. J +. Hurros proceeded and nominated Alexander
Wells, Esq, and some half dozen other young &c.
cretares who all took their seats around pine table that
had been placed in the middle Of the room:
We here cast our about the hall and counted noses
when the audience had increased to 10 precisely nclud
ing Mr. Hutton, General Duff Green and George Blunt
who was stationed at pillar at the rear end Of the
morcd, nautical face stretched with laughter
MR. MILLS one of the new Secretaries, then offered
scented in the upper district few nights SINCE and he
followed their reading with lew remarks that SO far az
Of the Herald time and agalnabus Of Martin Van buren,,
and audaton Of John e. Calhoun formed the whole sub
psdsd by General Duff Green with Mhi his cane %
eral Custom House officers whose names preserved
for the slate in l9i5
cracy followed to second the resolutions and strongly
nounced all packed but trusted to the intel
0altlm0rQ
and put the July convention in spite Of all under
influences.
Mr. Mills who made the first speech, then arose and
moved that Dr. f. T. FERRIS be selected the delegate of
the Democratic Republican Electors of the Third Conges
siona District Of the ls 3D. 3d. 4h and 5th wards which
adopted.
Mr. j. +. Huron who nominated all the officers at the
commencement Of the meeting in spite of Charley New
then moved that Mead Plat Of the 4h ward be
leCted as substitute, which was also adopted.
Then followed cries Of Gouvsrneur." Cow erneur"
-" Green" Green"-"H utton" Hutton"-" Miles,
" Miles," Blunt" &" Blunt" when
The President, Mr. CLINTON, and said. Gentlemen
is there any more business before this meeting"
Cries OF "Yes," Eyes NO." mo -" Blunt
" Blunt,
CLISTos-Gentlemen, If there ia more business it il
moved and seconded that this meeting do adjourn
all you who are in favor of say ayethe contrary
The vote was clearly against an adjournment.
CLINToN-Gentlemen, this meeting is adjourned
VoIcE-A call or a div ision.
Mon. HART-That was q whg who cried for call
Qaughter)
CLINTON entlemen, the meeting is adjourned
CRARLEy NEWMAN" That's hell of an adjournment
any howand these speeches and every thing else have
been cut and dried for a week-Im much opposed TO
Buren, any man, but I'll be ID if like such hum.
bugging as this, no how"
The meeting then broke up and the regular customers
Of the amiable handsome and intelligent widow Lynch
descended into the bar below enjoy her smiles and
her delicious vands while the sly Old OF the party
sneak out Of the side door to take glass at their
vorte resorts and concoc ways and represent
this assemblagc worthy OF public notice