New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-05
AMERICAN Institute.

u.h.ve already give the names of the OHcers
s co-,-,;rtees chosen =, the late election OF this
r,.,;,-,a 1r;,h the exception OF the Agricultural
r,o,,,;,,.s which. By the Bylaws is subsequently
10 be completed
The following gentlemen conpose 'he p'eseH'
Board
-. h,s,r srooklvn r : LiTpston, New York,
S sEsni'aI uv.sot Bnsb acA John ? ve-d.r. do
y, - ~ !s;r T 81 Dodd. OTsDCe. =
~ o. IN u.,,.N Y Edward CLARK. Brooklyn.
CH ~ q, ,laH \ V L. Smith S.nthtown LII
,,tT -..r3 Astoria Roswell [. Cox PstersouHJ
-, p.r...- NJ = Brown. Astoria. l.. l.
80 $1,000 No--i,ants JnoO Choules RoNoury Ms
,-S Sss I'll No--.snia Samuel Walker. Boston. Go.
80 s.sryiar Ny J. Il Coegesha, Lyme. co.
-, 10y r,5 Nv York VIVA Croker Taunton 90.
The regular ticket was formed IN the usoai way:
tn favor the idea OF rotation. greater number OF
neu members were selected as Officers and Com
tui,tee men than a; any former election Inc Pres-
ident and two ont Of three OF the Vice Presidents
mad never served before. OF the Managers about
on. half were new members OF the Board; ana
throughout n. great change was msde a. was
deemed at all discreet. In The place OF Cen TALL
a.nGE whose resignation was rendered 10 ihe meek
ing in FEB last. Hon. MAHLoS DlcKEksoN was Sc
.lacted-Ist Because he was known as stsunch,
abiding friend OF American Industry I'd he hau
filed high and responsible stations, ooin uhGsF lie
General and State Governments snf had acquired
national character extending over the country oishy
honorable 10 him; 3d. BE is from State that has more
members belonging tue Institute and contributes
more 10 our exhibitions than any other Stale except
Sew.York Alb II believed that his political creeo
would sIlay those lurking iealousies which lew IN
friendly to the cause had endsavored to eNate
The Institute desired 10 show IN the choice OF tae'!
first srd chic, officer ,hs, they had nooIer oolects III
view than those OF psr,isaus JOHN CAhPsELL' Esq
was selected as Vice President for his inei2ence ou-
siness babir. and well known sIseht-for"ard cnaIso'
Ter and sckroxled red ipcorrupuoe integrity lac
great requirements and ready faculty OF communicating
science IN general AND particularly mechanical snd
chemical science, Induced Prof. aAPEsS election. Inc
tw. latter gentlemen chosen IN the places oil 1en-
CHANDLER and Judge lSGLIs at their particular oesHs.
The services of Gen ChanGler which long experience
Intelligence and devotion the Institute rensereo al
mos, peube are secured in his being placed AZ
the head OF the auaeers-a situation of great respon'
bity Judge Inpis was Induced 70 head the Library
Com uitte.. for which hc IL. from his kuovledss oil
book. and CREST literary requirements particularly adsp
ed TT. democratic character OF the Institution oas
often ed 10 contested elections in The course OF IL years
There opposition ticket on ,his OCCASION ho'
based On any specific charge against the general admin
israou the Institute for 1t had prospered IN at'ef
years in all things in ratio beyond precedent out on
some personal dislikes differences. which did not
esc, the well being Of The Institute The election re-
suited however. in greater majority thsn was ever
given at ap- former contested election The intelligence
of the uemoers generally. i; usy De fairy presumed
will shield the Institute from abuse or acknowledgement