New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-29
JOIN D. LrsDoS, Secre;srv

u Seventh w ard In pursuance oi a recomrnaG-
d4os from the General Cnc:ni:,ee the Democratic Wing
Electors OF the Seventh, Warc assembled b. hundreds their
head quarters Franklin Hot. OF Cherry and Rutgers
streets Monday evening. February i6thaGd motion
Conrad Sweet, Esq Col ..EBEDEE RING was chosen
Chairman, PERRY JEwrrr and DANIEL CoGER, Vice Chair
men, A. D. FRYE and +. VI. ArLoR. Secretaries.
The cal! Of the meeting beng read IL motion voted
that the Char APPOINT Corr n.tce of Seven Zone from each
ds2t) report the OF three persons
Delegaes the MayoTar Convention, ai.o the name.
;weatyoue persons Ward Nominating ON.
The COMMITTEE appointed retired and subsequently,
reported, through their Chairman, Nh James Taylor, the
following names, which were unanimously approved:
CONRAD SWIFT Sc eioy'T'H zz csgI5Tti?r R5sc
-'-'.- RICHARD RAYXOR
For H-ard Nominating Committee
tirs! District.
SAMUEL j. Hunt
rHos syv x,1o'' 2 % {5I5 MILLS
--,..---,,,,,,, THIRD District
JOHN WIGHT BARxAs s2ssf Slx2!
JOHN H wlLL 55yhslEi;y D. Is s RfsL SFLATT,
Fifth District.
IT B. MAXWELL.
Sixth District.
ELISHA wALTo W.. H ' hEDEL DUFF
Seventh District.
PERRY JE"ET lT5s.wls De i i Jo yl!b5tt:ANsoN'
Voted that the Committee have pow. i'll vacaaciss.
The appointed for the purpose reported The fol-
LOVING solutions. which carried by exclamation
Resolred That reformation IN the Common Counc;l Of
ou Justly called Tor n upoa whom the DuTtu
OF taxation imposed, and they wa OF and have
r, 10 demand that viii ltesrn, fog heir suffrage,
they nide Of ur- uuornls!sd luation, who
We an the prosperity OF the Ward sld
from y ri 1 OF oi,iiss let
OF tIi- present. law aoo 20 Common Schoo which
the fuhIc School Soee'Yae IN thefphilatho
Z. nj kifg,r ri
Of The eop and The CITY axts greatly and unnecessarily -
Rrseived That in Republican Government Intelligence
is OF L5ery ,ga we nave 10 ;qtIaatee Tor The per
c. IN. auiou misfortune egl.ss, cline
stoy, no nmy aeae,r, opposition easI4ye at
ornament Ut cistrns vice itsudes vus give. at once
Re.oieea That the % OF Baltimore AID the ja:e Of
Maryland worthy OF The sh dtnirauoG Of eLerJ irus
fend Of his Tor he lnai victory hch they have
upon he re issue OF pr'e tariit4ua VINE We
e.smp!a vii stimulate The Wings OF this city and Sac
greater ACTIVITY aud Zeal in dince OF The same great PIN
Resolpsd Tha; the unparalleled Success of
Wlg Brethren Maryland the demonstrations
and M qrsang p spefty OF ou country urdeE re
saute-y ialHeace OF our inspire Us "t renewed
couienc lhe ju5:ce "a! success OF our cause MI
Therefore W adhere strictly 10 our present democratic 's
Rssoipd That we w pto,ocute the with yisor,
wlchrei burning fia= h. d. aad omit floating II
the breeze The hcnored name o. HARRY CLAY
cho en COMMITTEE TO enlist of Delegates 10 The De-
mocratc VIII: lass onSenEion TO ~ ec at the city ci
slrlmoYe on the h Of May respond 10 the noi-
ation OF the National Convection list District James K
Wood 3D. Coufad Sweet; 80. te"d. D. A'k'n1ey an,
Henry X. tiost 5h. James X Telry; 9th, M h Deds;
7tn William 4. Barnes.
The meeting very ecqusnt addressed By several OF
old and Wlss CT the Seventh and the best spirit
and greatest harmony prevailed throughout ali the proceed
iags
Oumo,on voted That the proceedings ts published the
Couur, & Enquirer and irlbuEe.
On '"O'''--' - T. RING, Chatham.
Prssr JrwrrT, vics-ch.israsn.
DANIEL toG.R,