New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15
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u Second Ward.-Union of wings for the sake Of
be Crion-Pursuant 10 call Of the Democratic Wing
the Wing Dung Men OF The Second Ward viii be held al
the Second Ward Hotel Thursday Evening" Oct 18Th al
= O'Clock for the purpose of choosing Ten Delegates 10
Convention 10 be held at Syracuse on The It 2s re-
pond 10 The nomination CT State Ocers and for the trans
action of other business Of importance Several popular
'''-"''' - zen - JAMES Il. WELSH, Chairman
GEORGE ALcocI, secretary pro tenn Ii
" Seventeenth Yard.-At large and enthusiastic
meeting Of the Wing Young Men, electors Of the l7th
Ward held October 18Th pursuanito the call Of the Young
Mems General Conmiuee, motion ". r. BREWER
was called 70 the Chair and + FRYE appointed secreiar
On motion. the following named gentlemen we're uneni-
nousy elected Delegates to represent the Wig Young
Men Of the Ward at the State Convention be held at
Syracuse, October 2isi. 1916 It then
Rolrsd That tic Delegates meet on Thursday evening.
October Is, AZ the Broadway House at u o'clock.
TiiEo. E. ToSlLIEsoE. FREDERIGK FRYE.
MERWTS 4 BR,EwER, MATTHEW il CIIksE.
5 i & p shATfN So c b piYToSf
AIERWIN Il. BREWER, Chairman
FREDERICK FRYE, Secretary. II
~ Eighteenth Nnrd.-At a very large and entha
siasc meeting of the Democratic Wing Young Men of the
Eighteenth Ward held the Black Swan, Oct. lSh. 1886,
pursuant call from the Democratic Wing Young Mems
General Committee JOB L. BLACK was by acclamniion
called to the Chair, and NM. II. ADAMS and GEORGE 4.
HALsEY were elected Vice Presidents and DAVID NJ hod-
LISTER and JoHS RILEY Secretaries.
The Gull of the meeting read and approved o.
Ga notion Jolged, Tint proceed 10 elect ten Dele
gates 10 epresen, this Ward in the Young Mems Wing
State Contention, be holden AT Syracuse on Wednes.
On motion Rcsoy,d That the Delegates be selected by
open nomination.
whereupon the following names submitted TO the
meeting und unanimously elected Delegates TO the
Wing Young sien's State Convention,-v
WM NJ CONVERTS, GEO. a. HALSEI,
JAMES BROOKS. J. H. BANrA.
CHARLES Z. BUTLER, AUGUSTUS BALDWIN,
c Ct a. LIES T; Tut f GEO W. PARSONS.
On MOTOR iesoi,ed That the Committee have power
ON motion, Resolved That Committee Of three be APP
pointed retire and dra resolutions expressive OF ,e
of this meeting, and That said Committee be appoint
ed 10y the Chsir.
Whereupon tho following Resolutions, reported by the
Committee. unanimously adopted:
Teiolsed That the Wings Of ihe Eighteenth Ward hail
with satisfaction the nomination of the Hon. JOHN
YOUNG tor Governor OF the Siae OF Ncw-l ORR, believ-
ing him be u true. devoted and consistent Wing one
uniting signhly in his person. commanding iaeIt ire
pronchable integrity and correct views of State policy so
essential TO ,l,e Office for which he is nominated.
Resolred, That in HAMILTON FISH we recognize one:
though young In years old Ia the wing cause Rni one OF
its tried and devoted supporters
Resol5sd, That tue nominees for Canal Commissioners
our grea, public works will be wisely completed, adding
wealth and prosperity to our STATE and giving TO labor It's
lust reward
Resolped That wecan give assurances to friends
throughout the State. that the CITY OF Newly will not
hc ils efforts in the Wing cause md that on the
third dav OF November VIII march 10 the polls
with lha, united which will result in complete vim
dcson Of the Wings in this City from any reproaches Of
supreness apathy.
Resoyed Thai we oo, 10 complete victory in the En-
pire Stue precursor OF glorious National Wing vic
8iB that Will redeem beloved country from the
deadly OF LocOf ocoism. by restoring PUtcc-
ton American Industry guaranteed by the Wing IH-
riil OF 1912.
On io:ion Rssoped That the proceedings Ibis meet
ing he published in all the Wing papers
The Delegates elect the State Convention request
ed Thursday evening Oct 18th, 81 the Broad
way House.
On motion the meeting adjourned,
S MN, a. 4 A A9ASE {vice,rresiden,s.
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