New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-27
NOTICES.
r. Eighth w

~ F,,h,b xyard-GIortous Rally Of the Hhies-
The Wings of Eighth Ward met pursuant to call of the
Ward Convention Mondsy evening 18th inst at But
lers, 1862 Nsrick-s
On morton Mr. sylvASus GEDNEY called TO the
Chair and the gned appointed Vice.
/ and Secretaries
The Convention appointed from the different Districts
Of the Eighth Ward candidate for Represen-
tatye of the Sixth Assembly Drtnc-RePort that they
have unanimously agreed upon
SAMUEL @. RAYMOND
a. our candidate His Wing principles are undoub'ed,
his integrity without blemish and his abilities are beyond
a question VIII you elect him
SAMUEL o. RAYMOND Esq on the invitation Of the meet
ng addressed them thanking them for the honor done him.
Though he ambitious Of office yet he was ambitious
Of the good wishes and kind regard Of the Wings Of the
Empire Ward.
Amid the cheers and call Of the meeting w. RoN.SE
came forward address them briefly IN which he alluded
10 the candidate Of the District every worthy
OF their support and trusted that his election would he
precursor Of one whom we all deli GIFTED 70 honor, HENRY
/ CLAY.
/ Hon A. 5 UPH,M Of Genesee said that the land Of
BAgs and Hhea would do its duty As he trusted those
Of the Eighth Ward would do theirs the election Of Mr.
The Ward Convention through their Chairman, JOHN
PORTER Esq presented the following which was, on mo-
ton received and unanimously adopted
Resolred That the Wings Of the Eighth Ward most cor
daily respond to the nomination OF SAM ~ O. hAsNeNp
full services 20 The Wing cause as OF hs
ed and uow suspiciously commenced by David Ora
P,'ai,9 That in the nomination for State officers BY
the Whs Convention al syracuse, We recognize Whiss
OF the right stamp long known well tned and worthy 70
bssr the hs ss In triumph the contest just At hand
Resoired That regarding constaney and furnaces among
he cardinal virtues Of the Whs party we SIN adhese 70
him who above all others IN oar jaasmsn, Se,a ne
abroad who would rather be night man DC r's''
dentw
RopEEIcX h. MORRISON. Esq being called for made some
,emarks which was Enthusiastically received.
Hon THOMAS SMITH Of Sehoharie Co then addressed the
..,,,, in speech reple,e with good sound sense,
horpg the Whiss Of ths District and CITY now al TINS
time do their duty and redeem the stale IN ao'aee Of
is49.
Re.o,ed That the proceedings OF the meeting De Pao
b.hed ia the Whis papers -, .
On motion, the meeting then adjourned WIN uIee
cheers for Harry Clay and 'he ~"o,s n as c..;
JtceCha,r,aea.
Jas W Van PELr, SANL }. bskSf,
RicR'D NJ. LAWRENCE, kN>ltk NtCh's'
HFSKY q. GUYoS, JOHN rktSSh
foKsYTH LAsscH Chss H. SLost.
L. c Moosv w A WoODsUFt.
4 n SOUTHAMPTON, ALEX T. De Ply -tis
Who would be free themselves must strike tbs blow
re- Tenth Ward.-HAiss Of the Tsnh na'd ,i
requested TO meet At Columbian Hall on "Wednesday
evening 9th inst at O'clock 10 hear the report Of the
Committee appointed TO seee; candidate to be supported
or the Assembly the ensuing election and TO respond TO
the and Senatorial Mig Ii Is expect
ed this important crisis that al the Democratic Wings
OF the Ward will be hand early hour FOR another
lors pull. strong pull. and pull altogether
n B-Horace Greeley and \. h Blunt, Esq's have sc-
eepted the OF the Committee and viii positively
address the meeting
Nv order Of the Ward Nominating COMMITTEES.
CHARLES RIDDLE, Chairman.
b. W BssoFosD, Secretary 90
ry Fourteenth Ward.-rhs Wing Eeetors Of the
Fourteenth Ward requested 70 meet Al me bfosaway
House corner Of Broadway and Grand-st on Thursday
evening sh inst ~ o'clock for the parpose o. hear
nr the re port Of the Assembly Convention Of the i~eh
Assembly, District. By order, - -
-, ~ ro,xe,, serrstarv OF 1fis
~ Fi0eepth Ward.-The whg Electors Of the
cnn.,;safion Hall on Friday Evening, 18th inst at half
nss o'clock 20 respond the several hig nominations
iva HENRY BhENOOkl, Chairman.
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