New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

sss. and aglstrate and look with confidence
TO lii election guaranty that the rights and interests OF
our citizens will be protected and preserved
RssoIvad That pledgeto him the undivided support OF
means 10 elevate him that station for which he So justly
quslihed ,,,,,. r. AL. rI.. ,o,,,,
sionsr HEZEKIAH WILLIAMS, we have placed before
us tried and faithful Whig and we accord 10 him our
RoIsed That we heartily approve OF the Address OF the
Whg General COMMITTEES and the principles contained
herein and would request our Delegates elected 10 e
Convention give them The consideration they are 30 emil
uently entitled TO-
D. c. Golden, In behalf Of The Ward Nominating Commit
tee presented their Report, which was unanimously ap
proved and submitted The following tickle, to the Democrat
ic Whic Electors OF the Fifth Ward:
For Alderman. WILLIAM ADAMS
For A,si,,ant.....e GEORGE J. CORNELL.
ISAAC B. BATcHELIoR s'' WARREN CHAPMAN.
JOSEPH JENKINS, '''' JAMES BINGHAM.
For Inspector, of Election.
let District-John w. Thorn John Beam.
I'd " Robert C. Bell, Edward Cook.
Sd s s. Chst!eTtou William A. Darling
slh Z" David C. Golden, S. Ward.
On motion, Re'0ved That the proceedings of the meeting
be published. ADoNIRAM CHANDLER, Chairman.
o Sasos 4 Ra ZINES Secretaries. as
,,w Eighth wurd-Arouse: Arouse: :-once
sue.ed at D.n@.s on TSarsdsy
Evening" April sh O'clock for the purpose Of
The Ward Several distinguished speakers be present
md ad iress the meeting. LEVI HART,
Chairman Nominating Commute.
P.W. LUpLAM, Secretary. az 2t
q Tenth Wkrd.-A a meeting OF the Democratic
Wh Electors Of tho Tenth Ward, held St Davds Hail.
Wakes In pursuance OF the recommendation of the Gen.
arsl Committee Monday evening, April 6tb on mo,lou
ROBERT T. HAws called to tue Chair, and JOHN r.
DopeB appointed secreiary.
Tbs call Of the meeting approved and motion the
meeting proceeded mark for five Delegates the County
Convention.
TIE following persons were declared elected:
EDGAR II RYDER n g. SRADEoRD,
THOMAS HYATT.
The Committee were empowered to fill vacancies, and
the meeting adjourned RObERT T. HAWS, Chairman.
JOHN 7. d oDeE, Secretary. az
TWELFTH WARD WIG NOMINATE oNs.
For Ad.rma. ..TH ON So GA sISnE
For A.,..,or, }GHAARsL4ESSc s; MILLER.
For con''able,. i SGGSf aE khttNEk'
a District ..EEoSfsS %i HSzEs7lsE,
Cd ......JOHN A. SIDELL.
!" ..... .MARCELLUs EELLs.
By ORDER WARREN BRADY,
as 5tsS Chairman Nom. Committee.
a. Thirreeuth ward.-Ata meeting of the Demo-
cratic Wing Electors of the Thirteenth Ward, the
ug of the 9Th April In compliance with The call OF The De-
mocra,ic Wing General Committee, on motion, EDWARD
COLLIN WIS., appointed Chairman, and HENRY X. FROST,
Secretary
The call Of the meeting was read and approved On
ton it was
Resored That Committee OF nine be appointed retire
and the meeting i've Delegates TO represent the
said Ward in County Convention to nominate candidates to
supported for the State Convention TO revise the Cons
tuition.
The Committee, after due deiberaon, made their report
10 wit;
WILLIAM TYSON, 4. " WHITE, -
= ' JOHN cRoMwELL, ' - 'D1
Delegates OF said Ward County Convection, which
was accepted by the meeting. And on motion twas
Resolved Thata Commi,lee of nine he appointed retire
asd report the meeting suitable be supported
the ensuing election for Charter Officers for sad Ward
The Committee retired, and after due delberaiiou came
In ana reported the following ticket for Charter Officers TO
lie supported at the ensuing Elections
For alderman. ROBERT B. FOLGER.
For A''t Alderman. ROYAL oRMsBY.
JOHN ooLBy. '''' SAMUEL ATKINSON.
PHILIP NJ. SAVERS. JOHN DENNIS.
ls, D.,riet-william Tyson and Aszesi.h B. Chapman
% John L Sharp and John Wright
Sd Robert Patterson and Andrew johnson
4,h David A. Forbes and l. 7, Kots
And all the above tickle, unanimously approved OF by
the msstng together with the following Resolutions hch
submitted by the Retiring Committee:
aud OF HEzEKIAH WILLIAMS. as the Wing Candidate
for Aims House Commissioned II the support they receive
shall be eommeuursle their merits, they will certainly
be elected by an unheArd OF majority.
Resolved That candidates for Alderman and Assist
ant Alderman known TO be every way worthy OF
confidence, and together with tho whole ticket entitled
ytheir qualifications 10 our undivided and Inwaverins
Rs,olred That the and increasing expend-
which required ny tho,e who administer the City
Government demand tbs Jealous scrutiny OF all classes
our citzepp that believe tina, much OF present
Police system has been substituted for and dapenses
with h- old Night Watch has failed produce tho results
promised by ts advocates aud that the welfare OF c
HaeA system.