New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18

buns Courier, and TIE meeting sdj ,T.ns ell.
WALTER. BRADY. 9ee'e'A'e'' /;
~ Thirteenth Nard,-Ata large and ep;6uy;5s
tic meeting o; the WhE Electors OF the Thirteenth Ward reid
pursuant Recommendations Of the WING General Committee
n 81 Gruud street, the CIaT Reading Rcor, Mondey
evening Septe, bt m the purpose Of eectng eiesaie
to the several Conventions. Mr. OBJ tDTAH NEWCOMB
called the Char md AUGUSTUS MoaASD, j, appoint
ed Secretary. Wi.eo, CT motion. It WIS
Es.ored That piocced elect the respective Delegates
By ballet.
pointed Tee The ballot being taken. the tole reported
tha, he following persons were e!ecisd:
IT. he Senatoriai Contention.
NJ BOYD. DAVID TAPPEN. JOHN COLBY.
To The Comsrsssicrai Contention.
WAL TYSEE S,r 32RN WRIGHT JAS I LEGSETT
EoBF PATTERSON.
T..he Covn:y cdaeeation.
s shAt Is A4k iSdEN BaSj H HasR hE k
'-''' J. l.. SHARPE.
OBADIAH NEWCoMB. hartman
AUGUSTUS Moaisp, Jr. Secretary.
Ics- Fourteenth Lynrd,-!it a meeting OF he
Wings CT Thu, Warl. held ct Broadway House Monday
Evening 18th inst. John STEWART. Esq was called 10
preside Mo;Ssrs. DAsL ". TOWNSEND and JoaN cow.
were selected as Vice Presidents. and JotS WORDSWORTH
anu THOMAS ". L,TnAH were chosen Secretaries,
The call the meeting being reat-On notion the meeting
proceeded FOR Delegates 10 represent the Ward in ;he
seysa Conventions designated in the call which resulted
as follons:
DANIEL W wfzEs {;s5i SsSc TnrE~AHr
{SgH $Y Bsa 3S SHS E G5 ME
HENRY D0iNNIij5nHN L. SARriS i'
rH!hlg W PSGz ' S''s' ;@ S&siEE% e
H e EEtl F GIaSrLs WS aSD fERbE5S&0o0
The following Committee was appointed DRAFT resolutions
expressive of the OF the meeting ess EnSs Ormond
and Burr who reported the following:
Rssolred, That the Wings Of the Fourteenth Ward ap,
the battle rIcs"t Of s Shss ssy sSn
cause on The establishment o tho.e of Matt na policy
ss es an4 'If 81 II
ResOr,d. nat taking such prncpe' and such a1ne iot
our political creed and hod ouTseye a. Wings b3t'in; only
M Why pTGp n nfG s o OF r" p5oae ag dy s call
unon nj pen their industry for support 10 oppose
HsnnlIy The forts Of those who under the rarb of Free
Tide are enlcav"riur upon y, rulers those who are
avowed enemie to the Interests oil echancs
Gad AGcultnI .nch men as FOLK ana pna'' Wright un'
Resortd. That the proceedings OF the Wing State Con-
recognize the acts OF 3nr own agents ard WI give
:anon II csy at The ballot 6oNe IL 49, emo
tin- N lie sift Of the country and FILLMORE and Will
KIN the Ike hGnos IN, safe II shall not be The iaut OF
Rcsored That nsrause ire Wing party throughout
the that they M onge cursed ih The name 81
Joy of his of him and recommend lis Boz AZ
he noe;cn Of Their ren fortunes when the des OF
SovembsT shall hn"e pissed,
ON motion Of Lno. r. f,IIen Esq the meetis. pro.
ce.ded 10 select Delegate, the Convention be held at Ro
chester when number OF tie friends to Wing principles in
th, ward snied lh Intention to be present Oh that occa
sion.
R,sored Tint the DELEGATES elected the Conven.
tons hi. evening have power 10 W vacancies IN their respec
tive bodies
81, nJrr nTt lerei In
be published.
The meeting thea adjourned.
John STEWART. Chairman.
p I@1E 3o w TOWNSEND Assistant cl'airmen
.IOHX iloLpswoeTH. lsoc,a,,,ie,
THOMAS ". LATHAM. Els ~
~ Seventeenth t+art!.-A: a very large meeting
of tie Domncra h;s Of the Seventeenth Wnrd, convened
Mt the Henry Clay House the evening Of Monday the SIX
day Of September instant pursuant to the recommends
ton Of the Wing GsGcGa Committee. tor the purpose OF
coo.in, Delegates to severn for nominating
canddntes be supported at the approaching election Will
LIAM g. BALLOF Was called 10 thu Chair; JACOB NJ PAT
rER.os JosKPn c. PiNCgsRY WILLIAM j.. MATTHEW:
and joins $ LAwnHHcs were appreciated Vice Presidents and
DANIEL II BUgTSHLL and ISAAC DAYTON were cppnln-d
Secretaries The call OF the then read. The Eel
lowing rc,oaticn thea unanmouy adopted with three
henrty cheers;
Resoired That The Honorable HAMILTON FISH. BIZ his
per.evetng ndn;ry and STREET Hticn,n 70 me dut oil MS
tnn n. Member Of the House {" Represent ives his un
h p-trinc svot or.publb-n p.rcpes Grd
nj, unwrvciiag fidelity Wing doctrine AMI rneasnfes as
aiId him TO Tie Of the electors OF tins tonsr-s
-ona District and that ne merits every acknowledgment o.
their approval his official conduct thei: power 10 beSow
The meeting then PROCEEDED the election. by ballot Of The
following gentlemen Delegates to the severn Conventions
To The Convention nominate diate for Member OF
Congress from the Sixth Congressional District.
JESSE y. PATTERSON I4S E7A,r REEIEi
EDWARD DAY EDWARD Y. FRINGE. . 0"'' ''a'Al'
To the Convention to appoint thirteen Delegates this
Comfy in the Convention for nominating candidate
for Senator from the Fist Senatorial District.
HAMILTON FISH, FDWARDC. DELAVAN.
ia '''A JACOB ACKER.
To the Convention to nominate candidates for A!aaoer oil
Assembly,
tosPpHW aDEE. EDWARD Mem ANUS.
Ns"fHASIEL Ht.p3U RN GERARD StUYVESANT
~ HENRY :. RIPLEY
rsn, unaninty and the utmost enthusiasm prevailed at the
meeticg and tire proceedings cn"eed By several songs
md -ee, from Mr. Chnre Missing and other members OF The
18th Ward Clay Gee Club
The proceedings were ordered 10 be published in the Courier
and Enquirer. CoTmerc al Adye;e aud DAILY Tribune and
the meeting t:en sdJ,urned
WILLIAM b. BALI.OW. President.
JACOB VI pATTxRsos.
Jo-EPH C. pIScaSET, Vira President,
WILLIAM l.. MATTHEWS.
JOAS :. LAWRENCE.
DAVID H. BuRSSLL' sscretarss. .18,t.
Isaac tIYTus, sioitS
ns-Ameriea II MISUNDERSTANDING Eree-'ir
j w GRlFFTrHS practical Shpwrigh,. VIII deliver
scurc on the Science p Building. Friday next zVtn
INST NJ ~ clock 81. the Repository oil the American
Institute rear the Civ Hail. IN the Park. All interested IN
Ship Building are invited to attend A1itc