New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-01
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Saturday. January :, ist,.-PorrRy-rhe Great Re-
folmer-a Chrismm Carol 80 Mother OF Mighty
Race !" To the Hutchinson Family written ener hearing
them sing at the Tabernacle, The Pest--EplroRlAt
Our New Years Sermon MeNico-roacc or War Ma
,ional and Reform, The War with MoxIco Our Yankee
Gr's Gen. Root The subTrcasury An Effort for Ire
land Dry Docks aud the Public Service Coal and the
Poor, Wisconsin; &c sc -Nlws-Latcr from the Army
Mexico, Caliomis, Texas, Honduras, Society Islands
Ecuador &c PRoctrpNcs 90 CoNcRrss, by our Repor
ter; Foreign and Domestic Correspondence Of the TIL
hume scGLL ANrous--Thngs and Thoughts In Europe,
~ Mlss Fuler-No VI Joel Barlow The Origin and
Progress o the United States Association Discussed Nos
10 and II Judges, Law and Lawyers The New Const
tuition and the Legal Profession Duties and fficcs n
fccls Of the New Taria, New England Festival Day-lts
celebration In NewYork Education Of the Poor Lond.
stone ON Lake Superior, rcri6cd Human Body Response
To the Worlds Temperance Convention In NewNork q
The Evangelical Alliance Meeting, Chances nj Modern
Germany. No Nll-lta Political Condition. Letter from
Charles Lane Report Of the Second Anniversary Of the
NcwYork Prison Association. Another Great Discovery
In Nacccmoory--li TO Judge Cow Consumpuoni
Capital Punslmeni--Thc Christian Fathers Modem
Dyincs Spiritual Vision; Photographic Exhibition at
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tF- Fourth Ward..,M a largo and enthusiastic
meeting of Wing Young Men held pursuant to the pub
lshed call, Thursday evening, 3ls inst, TllOS CAR
ROLL WIS called 10 the Chair and ALENis la CAT ap-
pointed Secretary II was moved that proceed
to ballot for five delegates TO the Young Mems Democratic
Wing General Committees carrcdwhereupon the telers
declared the following gentlemen elected -
THOMAS CARROLL hOBT r SIMPSON,
ALIENS LIE t SALY T. 6 G9E Me- WHITE
The following resolutions were offered by Alexis lie Gal
and unanimously adopted:
Resolved Thai in the election of JOHN YOUNG We hail
the most successful triumph LOcO-f ocOsm and
ceron omen of the election Of our beloved HARRY OF
Rsol,ed That the Young Mer Of the Fourth Ward Of The
city Of NewYork VII always be ready, when summoned
under The banner OF the Ashland Farmer 10 use all honora
BIZ means To insure TO himrhe Presidential chair
baoitd, That The success OF Wing candidates 10 some
of the hitherto strong Loco-foco Congressional Districts
eyinces that the Wings matter where located, should
des pair hut that II their imperative duty to devote
all their energies for success
Reoit,d, That the above committee be ex-ohcio mern
bers OF the Ward Committee.
On motion, the proceedings OF this meeting order
On motion adjourned. THOMAS CARROLL, Chmn
ALIENS LIZ Gal, Secretary. II
to Ninth Ward At large and enthusiastic meet
ing Of the Wing Electors Of the Ninth Ward held pursu-
call Of the Ward Committee, al the Waichhouse,
corner Of Hudson aud Christopher sis Tuesday even.
ing, 10Th inst the following gentlemen were duly elected
represent the Ninth Ward in the Wing General Com
mittee for The ensuing year
ROBERT PETERSON, JOHN W. LATSON
GEORGE T. BARNARD, HOMER TlLTON,
PHILIP w. ENGS
And The following duly elected Ward Committee
for the same period Henry G. Howard Jacob H. Sebring
Jr. Thomas Lovett; John w Need John X. Oakley
Orn II. sims, Enoch Morgan, James Booth William
b. Mech, George Rich William Cunningham William
Wells Jacob L. Dodge, George Tllion Francis r. HUH
but; L. NJ Rich $ v Dodge \. Tilton.
On motion, 1t was unanimously Rcsol1ed that the Com
mlees have power I'LL vacancies, and that The proceed
ings be published IN The Tribune.
THOs LOVETT, Chairman.
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