New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10
RICH GOOHS.

Just landed aud received frenty various syleso
rich DRESS GOODS, the most splendid aud erPeHsire
Fabrics. and the richest colorinss ever exhibited.
The attention Of ihosr who 6gX e. is mSsS {ItqGb'
ms i'm 10 William st. corner of Beaver.
- For j. Augustus Shca's Lecture thu
Ficaey Of Moal Power and Moral Policy ~ N. attainment
Beekmln and Nassau tickets can be had
the DOORS cents each.
- Mr. o s Fowler lectures on the Charactcr Of Wo-
and fhysioseomy this evening in ST Lux Buildings com
nencing y O'Clock, aud closing with examinations Adj
Lecture or d,ana %" Nrii Dream and On Romeo sad
# be s. C - oses n s5mnase q csa
Gentleman and two Ladies sI-,aken atthe door. 1t
70 DR.. E>iIbourne VII deliver Popul1r Lecture on
oaday evening. March 10Th, in the Pearl Sire, Church
O'clock snIject1 The Bran and Servoas Sysem and
the influence OF the Mental The Physical System both in
inducing and Curing tl>easr admission free t2) m22
~ Sixteenth Iyard.-The Democratic Wing Elec-
of the Sixteenth Ward assembled at Mechanic Hail. 10th
st. near 9TH avenue Friday Evening the 9TH inst pursuant
call OF the Nominating Committee 10 respond 10 the
of Charter Officers for the Ward be supported
the ensuing Election.
The meeting was organised BY appointing WASHINGTON
SMITH, Esq as President JAMES +. RocEHs and JoB l..
Bl.cs Vice Presidents. aud r. g. C,,phrLi and J,ME,
ANDERsoN, as Secretaries.
The call OF the meeting being read, Mr. George q. Camp
bell Chairman of the Nominating Committee presented the
For Aldermsn-A LEXANDER W. BRADFORD.
For Assistant Aldeman-GE0RGE ". ALLERT0N.
For Assessors--CHARLES TAYLOR and JOHN
f For 5G' cons,abrs-BENJANlIN LEE and JOHN MIL.
Fer nsp9ceF Of Else'onFi5ss Jp.jst,ie-JAMEs NJ
c9 ledud dn5 cAs
Thi!d s 6(S:tfies1PETER VAN rBERsTryE and VIII,
= Fea,,h Di;,gnci.-nENRY BAKER and WILLIAM
Mains XIX D'''''S'-'o""''' 'NVN'ND AM P'''L'f
Tie question of approval ben: taken separately Alder
man and Assistant Alderman. they unanimously ap
proved amidst loud and hearty cheers
The of the gentlemen named for the several Offices
also unanimously approved. Whereupon it
On notion Resored That Retiring Committee be sp
pointed drli resolutions expressive OF the views Of this
OF this meeting.
Nessr Joseph " Balestier Henry T. Jolley and Thomas
Mcdonald appointed. That Committee reported the
following resolutions. which adopted
Resolred That whilst deeply drplore the misfortune
which has befarn country by The defeat OF our beloved
leader lENRy CLAY no; cast down or dsheartenrd
but viii bear aolt the Wing Banner hope aud
faith until ii shall f9a, IN triumph throughout The Union
ReSoired. That although conscious that IN the alb
ism of Natiysm OF rylersm o.the TeSas question: our
triumph would have been certain YET well assured that
CLAY without the aid Of frauds upon the elective fran
chise in this State and specially ia this City and It is our
honest that Henry CLAY actually ELECTED by
the fair and legal vote Of the Union aud ought Of night TO be
declared President Of the United States.
Eesoirsd That the painful eioons which We cxperieace
uron the Inauguration of James X Polk greatly aevted
By the CONSIDERATION that chair of Washington longer
polluted b. the vile posi2te ho reT with the contempt
aud ofhones of all parties and that prefer
ard protesting unaiaerlied oco.F ocoism 10 we,cbsd
mockrry of Government hout Party, without RESPONSE
bi,y, aud without principle
Resoir,d Tha, the Annexation OF re,as this Union
c'a, moral wrong aud an instance OF political Pfoiisacy m
paieIed ~ the history oil modern CIVILIZATION 0qt sse %
justice compels admit that the result Of the Presidential
Election justified the the part Of the LocoF party
and ,oimpu the whole responsibility Of hi, extension and
pereation Of slavery Political tboltioni>ts
M sif TP M a II. aar Tl! chaet Ec we
will respond the determined siFit which actnaes the Wings
and will do on! n!fno,tto achieve yieto[y. u, ~
FORD the Office OF Alderman meets with most hearty
approval tina; ariuou. and faithful services 10 the s
character and his ability AMI business talent ene
him cordial aud undivided support aud we do hereby
rltiiy and confirm his nomination By acclamatoa
Resoired That approve The nomination of GEORGE w
ALLFKros the office OF Assistant herman, and will
effort TO elect him 10 station which he has before h!ed
10 ;h. satisfaction al his constituents
ResOrsd Tint the whole Charter Ticket now presented
Resore Tia: DUDLEY sELDFS the Wing candidate
for Mayor has Just claim to the ,Sppo o. eve rue M
Wing of the Clay stamp, and we WI stand by nm fImy
Rcscred That while all good czens should advocate The
pure and honest ADMINISTRATION OF just, Wholesome and guarded
Of foreign birth for the space OF u yea1s from ne privileges
aud burdens OF cizenssp and u we CD we cou neyet oi
with politics.
The meeting was addressed with much spirit and eloqueRce
and in the address Of AI Bradford reference made
letter OF Nh Edward D. West, written the Nominating
Committee. when
Rssoired That the Letter of Mr. West be read and is brief
y as follows: -. r.,-ae, ,o.s
To the IVhg Nominating Comaiifiee gJ the loth Grd
~ILE>rN-I diihcali for 10 express Ie feeling OF
gratitude and SAT- aciou with which have received the
mustinn = candidate the Wing Party for The ohce OF
Alderman have been KIND as u pro arf me Althouh
for six consecutive has b,-l placed on the
Wink Charter Ticket Of the sItisenih arc assure you my
sr OF I tiaering regard M political friends and fellow
and nv srlijfca.ion az icing selected By them
worthy of honorable and Respectable POSITION a. place
in nur CITY Ccunc have been heightened aud increased
his ef1- KINDNESS while feel tat the ONLY return within
nv power is renewed zeal and DEVOTION 10 The Interests OF
the rv whose prosperity and 81! eesiTe Know
iug however that there any amongst rs 70
I'LL III, FOR which yon have ROM at-d me "th riici
VINO arr Justly deserving Of portion OF the hoEors OF
tie Party AID whose patriotism aud long poa services
title them to your and Appreciation lee! comfeet to
-rnl me "a assure you that rejoice our aT: has deeTan-
ed 10 rrsuue her former proud sou IN is Ciy and 10
t.ke nelslden stand e- ii2n toI ~ oi!
IA ;ieS and all other questions ms 1!lNe
visn- n-cessary honorable and confidently believe
the Wings will h-neefor i:ow ua al 1tepts 20 diitfaet
or disturb organization. and oS sr aasy tr TIE
of reform rational and municipal
r-ut feel III. efforts OF such fetiiote nd cannot
-, h znrr-sfp and that the iat distant wea
,ieen again 10 hank you for your ndness snd whist e4-
prctly declining the honor you desire 10 eoal-r upon ne 20
assure you that look Ah intense iIteS ia % lr
mess Of your struggles th- good catS aud shall ever Se
Id IN id no rs prnrnoon tie utmost Of humble
ability " ''h Sfs1' i:ss, D. WEST
The letter Of Nh Wes, responded TO with graf -iha-
siasln aud spirit.
RfiSlrss Thai u W4SHiYGToN SMITH Pfssiirsi
Isslf' { {, R Roc yiee-rr-.den.s.
r G. C,,rB.Li: seervtaEies- milo
JAMES ANDERSON,