New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-26
NOTICES.

~ Eighth Ward.-Giorios Ralis Of The flag
The Whg Of the ghih Ward met pursuant to call OF the
Ward Convention on Monday evening 25ih inst Al But
lers, lc2 Varck-st.
Chair and the undersigned appointed Vice Chairman
and Secretaries.
The Convention appointed from the different Districts
the Eighth Ward nominate candidate FOR Represen
tstye Of the Sixth Assembly DrtrictRepor that they
have unanimously agreed upon
SAMUEL @. RAYMOND
cur candidate. His Wing principles are undoabted
his integrity without bemish sn0 his abilities beyond
a question. VIII you elect him
SaNufL g. RAYMOND Esq on the invitation Of the meet
ing addressed them thanking them for the honor done him
Though he wasnot ambitious Of office yet he ambitious
Of the good wishes and kind regard Of the Whss Of the
Empire Ward.
Amid the cheers and cal Of the meeting, w RoMMSF
came forward TO address them briefly which he alluded
the candidate Of the District every way worthy
their support and trusted that his election would be
precursor Of whom al delighted to honor HESRY
CLAY.
Hon A. s UrHAN Of Genesee said that the land Of
Wigs and Wheai would do its duty he trusted those
ofbe Eighth Ward would do theirs in the election Of MI
The Ward Convention through their Chairman, JoHS
PORTER, Esq presented the following. which was on mo
ton received and unanimously adopted
Resolved That the Wings Of the Eighth Ward most cor
daily respond 10 the nomination Of SAMUEL o. RAYMOND
foY The Assembly as well on account his long and faith
fal services the Wing Of his unquestionabe
ability 10 further the OF legal reform long demand
ed, and row ~ suspiconsly commenced by DsNa IRA
ham and associates
Resoised That in the nomination for State officers by
the Wing Convention At Syracuse we recognize wings
of the ght stamp, long known, well tred' and worthy 10
bear the Wing sg in triumph m the contest just at hand
Rcsoiued That regarding consacy and rr"nts among
the cardinal virtues Of the Wing party still adhere 10
linn who above all Others IN our Judgment - best htted
u this crisis control the troubled elements al home aud
abroad one who would rather be night than be rres
dent -
RoDrRIcK H. MoRmsoN, Esq being called for made some
remarks, which was enthusiastically received.
Hon THOMAS SNIn OF Schohare Co then addressed the
meeting in speech rerlefe with good sound sezse, ex
horng the Wings of this District and City now a. this
i Iaas to do Their duty ana redeem the STATE " advance
IL was on motion,
Resof4Sd That the proceedings OF the meeting he pup
On motion. The meeting then adjourned with three
cheers Tor Harry Clay and the whole ticket
sYLyANUs GEDNEY, Chairman.
Ilct-ChgvmsH.
las w VAN PELr, SAINT J. BERRY,
Ricn'D NJ. LAwsENcr, RYNIEK VICENTE,
Henry q. GUYoN, JohN fktN'h
toRsyrH LAsAcH Ch's' H. 'Losh'
Secrcfafies.
J.. C. MooRE. W. A. WoopRrFf,
A. H. SrourENHURcH, ALA. T. d. PUY. II
'cvho would be free themselves must strike the blow"
~ Tenth Ward.-Uhigs Of the Teah Hard iien-
fon The Democa Wing Electors OF the Tenth NaId
are requested 90 al Columbian Hall on "wednesday
evening lh inst O'Clock, 70 hear the report OF the
Committee appointed 10 select candidate TO be supported
for the Assembly the ensuing election. and 70 respond 70
the State aud Senatorial Wing nominations IL u expect
ed in this portant crisis that oil the Democratic Wings
the Ward will be on hand az an early hour LOT announcer
long pull srong pull and pull altogether -
N B.-Horace Greeley aud \. Il Blunt, fsqs have hc
cepted the invitation OF the Committee and VIII posvey
"0U' nv ordsr of The Ward Nominating Committee.
CHARLES RIDDLE, Chairman.