New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
General Notices.
RI Fourth Congressional Di.,ri


the appointment Of Ohm II. GRlSCOM, Chairman; ARA
HAN FARpoy, JR JosffH y LORD, DAVID SHERRY and
joss Co.Geg Assistants, JosEPn NJ TirE and JoHt T.
WAR;, Secretaries
The Chairman Of the Congressional Convenon present
cd the follow my Report, which adopted By ecclana
ton
To The Hhtg Elee.or5 Of IL, 4i Con sce,uor4 Da,ct
FELLOW CITIZENS Your Delegates TO the District Con-
vention. charged ith the important and responsible duty
Of selecting candidate for vor srages A. the approach.
in eecoT have rlfed the i-1.t that you have contd-d
10 them. and before YOU MAKE known The result
OF their deliberations, IN Distric where our opponents
have hitherto been successful y msIones varying from
1900 TO 0 and where uDder any circumstances
seems he almost beyond possibility We believed
not the less duty IN ntinC Individual for the
good OF the might be willing to submit defeat
Al the "sme time present name which should ooHnlne
all the strength of personal popularity. capacity cr the
staion, ard Of thorough aud devoted Wing pnnclples
Such AN one fellow citizens, We present 20 you IN
the name Of john H. WILLIAMS. who bsd, by ae-
ciamston. the unanimous nomination vi tie Convention
a' your candidate for Congress Borni" ne D.uic., me
son Of mechanic, and mechanic himself ne Is nto ~
most iyou personally, and TO all by epas.on, q. 10 ~
iu and Untiring Wing, Of uns'iiieo hles!. am VI
him; RELY win cnr. confidence a you vii! give 10
h.n and % The Wing Ticket your cof4Is Sn un
loudly upon every Wig and well Of his country 10
arouse himself 10 the importance o. the oIE MAJ y, sohe
Pennsyvana end Ohio spoken VOICES not to be msun
dersood sernly rebuknr The Destructive measures Of an
10 do her dpy and IT, nave good reason 10 believe,
she shall joa herself the glorious phsanx Of her sister
indeed be glorious, the victory complete
The meeting then ably and vigorously addressed by
M.ssrs. Hiram Kechuln. Morris Franklin, W Romano,
and the Levi Beardsleythe several speakers strong
ly and forcbly urging upon the Wings to ro.e tbs entire
Tictet.
The following Resolutions then adopted the
Of ihe meeting
Re,oi1ed, Thu, this meeting receive the nomination just
made Of JOHN II. WILLIAMS, tie candidate for Con
gross for The Fourth Congressional District with cordial
APPRECIATION; him ardent. efficient
and Incorporating " g, man OF uLhemishet integ
pledge ourselves by all honorable exerons endeayor
his election 10 the important and responsible sit
which feel assured, II elected he will MI with credit
10 himself and his constituents
Res9i,ed That TO the nomination ofJoTIN YOUNG,
candidate for tie Office Of Governor yield most cheer
ul and cordial response and will give 10 at the Polls
undivided support, convinced from his former
suundncss in the political faith OF the Wing party, and Of
his entire capaby 10 fiji the emnen, station for which he
Rcolr,d That IN HAMILTON FISH, our candidate for
Lieutenant Governor recognize friend and fellow
public services and feel assured that with his in
scrbcd on our banner we shall bear II on tou glorious
victory.
R5oirod That candidate for Senator In this District
RoEER1 TAYLOR Is one OF whom we may well be proud
who II admitted by all 10 be both honest and capa
BILE and who can ut al times be trusted in any place 20
which he may be elected
Resotved. That entire County Tcktt shall receive
coroaf support ii contains the names Of good men and
true, and in every respect qualified for the stations for
Resol,ed, That as Wings who have long fought for the
supremacy of Wing principles who believe that The cleo
ton Of the greaes best and most beloved Of countryen
HENRY CLAY TO the Presidential chair defeated by
combination OF fraud and perjury ard political rascay
vengeance To pay 10 Sas Wright, and WIN. b. Mncny in
particular whc pledge ourselves 10 discharge ON the
day Of elcctIun 10 the best Of our abilities
Reoied, That in the approaching election for Congress.
have again presented the great question OF
lrot,ttio" 10 Amerdn Industry and that we cannot too
strongly urge upon The men who earn their bread by The
sweat Of Ieir brow the mechanics and working men of
AL a unite ", WIN " upon ,hS bfoTd platform and
next and the selection Of JOHN II WlLLlhMSis placed
beyond all question: the foIh trGnpeton.ued
the Tariff ol 10 must e repealed.
JOHN II. GRISCOM, Chairman.
ABRAHAM FARpoS JR.
JoSgrU ~ LoGn, ,sis,s,,
DAVID SHERRY,
joins CoSGEs,
I ISo. :. n W T1ft' Secretaries.
To- Wing papers please c,py oSl q
~. Attention Fircmrn. At ameeung Of uumcr-
body of the FIrcmcn Noyv-York held Saturday
evening 5st October for the purpose OF taking INTO
sleraon The Amended City Chatter in regard 10 the ar
tc Fire Department r. b. NcuSr was called 10 tie Chair
and Henry Long appointed Secretary
The following preamble and resolutions unanl
muusly adopted
irhtien,, The Amended Charter of the City of New
York adopted in Convention the Goth Oct 1916 by nr
Gle ID executive amendment 10Th provides for The
creating OF Executive Department to be- called the d..
parIn-ni OF Repairs and supplies and subordinate thereto
burcauN. the Chief officers which have their
respective denominations, and among which Is that oi
section 10 ui the article Ills provided that s head.
Of bureaux shall be nominated TO and be- approved BY the
Board OF Aldermen ind ,chs,,dS. the firenen OF the
City of New York Will by this enactment lie deprived OF
any control over thu election Of their Chief Now, there
fore. be II
Resolved, That the FiIemen of the City OF NcwYork be-
eye that by The legisa enacnents constituting them
Fire Department. and IN view OF the long period Of
duou service rendered hy them l" the City, for which thew
receive no pay tnc do they desire ANY, ard for which
they receive comparatively remuneration lha, they
ennen entitled to The right TO select and appoint hei'
Chief Oficer.
Re,oI,cd That believe that every consideration Of
Justice aud 'lsht and good policy should have prompted
the trainers Of The Amended Charter have granted To
me Feinen III that Instrument The exclusive rshi eject
their Chief Engineer, at least 10 have allowed them the
right ot nominating him 10 the Board of Aldermen or TO
the Common Council The Firemeu of the City cf New
York voluntary and patriotic body OF doing real
aud sclve service which OF vital consequence
themselves have interest IN common WIN me Whole sou
They as intelligent and well behaved a BODY
OF men, taken body, as The whole community Is rs
whole the trainers oi the said Charter MAY
have had OF dsorganilallou NC IN permitting te election
Of the Chief Engineer by the fireen themselves Is IN any
view groundIess IN our Judgment rs hpch so rs me eee
of Governor 10y the whole people OF the state or any
other officer IN auy of subdivisions down 10 thai oil JUS
Re i, esol,ed That the Amended Charter meeis our &c
cided Misrepresentation That cannot vote for L, consist.
emily Firenen, deprivnc as II does OF areht"hch
possess; and that will not only vote against
but wiuse all honorable means 10 defeat IL adoption
Resolved That the E!remen ot the different Companies
be requested 10 cali meeting OF their respective Conpa
Mes this (Mondayl evening for the purpose oil taking
''''SD''' ''' "''''''S ''' r. b MOUNT, Chairman
H. LONG, Secretary n ~
~ College of Pharmacy OF the City OF New,Yors
The ntruducury Lectures of HE regular Winter Course
in this Institution will be delivered this afternoon. com
,nencing 8, o'clock, The College Rooms. All
Broadway (over LocSwood's Sooss,crrl Apothecaries
and Druggists The Medical Profession ard The public
generally respectfully invited 10 attend
On Ma;era Medics ard Pharmacy, from 10 O'CLOCK
by Professor BcnsIuin w. McCres1y, NJ. D.
On Chemistry, from 10 o'clock, by Professor Law
renee Reid.
These Lectures will be continued four monihs-on Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday OF each week
The Lectures on Ms,era Medica and Pharmacy Wi! be
illustrated by extensive cabinet OF specimens Of tue
and false Drugs.
The Lectures On Chemistry viii give prominent aiten-
application The business Of a.
fordng minute instructions quans,!ve and qualitative
aralys aud syathcses, With experimental
showing the methods ascerslDrs the strength and pu-
ry Drugs and Chemicals They will also comprise In
sructoa in the science extensively connected with
many OF the useful and ornamental SitS-
Tickets for each Course Scan be procured Q: John
MNhsu, ISIS Broadway; Rushon Co. lie Broadway;
Jsnes - AsptnwaN 81 w il!an-s;; Ada,nsoa y OHM,
Bowery; } Y \. Meakim, 5ll Broadway; Weisran \
CasSebeeT, corner OF Sroone And Orchard George D.
Co.cesha IL Pcar-st and Of either OF the Professors