New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30

~ sixteenth Ward.-At meeting Of the Wings Of
the Sixteenth Ward, held at Temperance Hail. l49 SIX
on Thursday evening the 18th inst d. A CUsH
MAN ESQ was called 20 the Chair, and Messn CHAs >
OAKLEY and CoKN. r. CHICHESTER appointed Secretaries
The call Of the meeting having been read the nomna
ton of WIN sAML JOHNSON for Senator was ratified by
a unanimous vote
The Report Of the Assembly Convention signed by
w Bradford Esq Chairman, nominating ROBERT G..
CAMPBELL for the Assembly from the Fourteenth Dis
trct was then read and adopted by exclamation
Committee. consisting OF Messrs Jaques jackson and
cru.e submitted the following Resolutions which were
unanimously adopted
Re,oed That although the coming election presents Us
only Of local and State politics yet the Of ne
sixteenth Ward occasion meet 70 take counsel
together without repeating the confession Of their Potea
faith In the srrst Wing principles OF National politics .na
The great Statesmen and Heroes protesting them which
they have cung 70 in all the 'lctudes OF me
in failure As IN successin the disaster Of lsii n In the
| triumph Of lS4O.
Beolred That Whss look forward to the approaching
election with peculiar interest afording the hri oppor-
eent Constfuton OF the State Of selecting their d.
rect choice without the intervention Of Executive auhoi
always more or less influence Executive appointment
those great public officers TO whom entrusted the inter
~ X iste And hat the ID Of November next will afford
the best proof that this trust - worhiy eposed IN
ina people BY the phant election Of the entire ticket
nominated BY the Syracuse Wing Convention
Re,olved That in WIN sAN'L JOHNSON, our candidate
Tor senator we recognise old and valued ctiKen man
Wbs priseipes and nothing but strong and steady ef
fort on the part Of the Wings Of the District Il wanting 10
elect him the ONCE for which he has every othsf 70
quisite
Rs,olred. That RoBEKr G. CAMPBELL our candidate for
Assembly shall receive the hearty support Of Au true
Whgs because he Is himself true Wing Of energy Of
sb, and OF busisss habits and because be is sincere
and Jealous advocate OF the great cause OF esA reform
he shall be elected, and, what more dsseI'ssio %
Resslssd That the approaching Presidential contest
in az we behold the issues aud me same neeess y
or triumph Of those issues as existed IN s4i ana We
citiEens Of proeaimng TO the world our preference.
ResoIred That As Wings Of the Fourteenth Assembly
Dstrict We look forward with hopes 20 the seton OF
Whe Ma ona Convention for the nomination OF That u i
whom All higs a. all times have delighted 70 honof-the
crus patriot the peerless Statesman our hr'i last ana
only choice HENRY CLAY Of heniucky his star IL STU
In the ascendant
TIE meeting was addressed with unusual point, force
and eloouenee By J. Fowler, Jr. = Hased J. n Bales
tier. Manchester and Z ID. smith.
The proceedings were ordered to be Puon'heo 10 Inc
tjs-a motion, adjourned. D. A cusHAAS' Chm
Sa.s; : 0 esleTssrsS Secretaries Oso 1t
rF, seventeenth Ward.-At large meeting OF the
seventeenth Wad Whiss held al the Henry Gay hous'
an Thursday evening, Oct q. MATTE" hEEp' Esq
.,rointea President JosEfH c. PIScKNkY, Esq VICE
President CsAs q. DEASE and PHiLH eAisskl, seefslA
re, This call OF the meeting having been read me As
| s~uahiv Convention reported tnAl ancJ -'~ ---''
selected MERWIN K BREWER, ESQ IS TIE Wnis can
didaie for the Assembly for this Distinct which Report
was enthusiastically approved The following resolutions
were adopted
R,,sf.ed That the whis State Ticket headed ~ ne
names Of HAMILTON FISH for Lieut. v9HsiT9ti ~ 4 .
LARD FILLMORE for CONTROLLED ~ ~ - -
MORGAN for Secretary OF STATE, AMBROSE l. SOhDs-'
/ for Attorney General, AkvAH HUNT ior ltsasLi.4i
meets our hearty spprobsisn. ana shall receive cur
and undivided support IN the approaching canvass
! p.l-,d That In JOHN L. LAWRENCE, our eandi-
49, sn senator have candidate deserving A. wof-
hts sunport of the Wings Of the Fourth Senate DIS
-, 80 AZ . constituent portion thereof the Nhss
NJ he Seventeenth Ward intend 70 perform our isu par
[ A. tbe in.uring his triumphant eieeuon-
s.J.s That in MEKwiS Z. BKEwEE, our candidate
rs one Of Us. and that IN him We recognise
lo' -, go constitutes = man, and trae " hs
~ he Seventeenth WArd Will delight 70 honor
- tf their unanimous and enthusiasm So poiL to q
-, nj, ur Isl OF candidates be shall not &c ses 70 inc
~ =
Reola Az we have resolved before ma me " - 3 2.
fhe sryente~nth Ward will not wsNer fum
and consi.teat support Of the princites q nc "
party As applied 70 the public policy o. tns -
State Governments, bat again rraoy = t,-- -.
them and for him who has siycn 70 them oNA4 -
during a. patriotism itself
The meeting xAs ably addressed BY Horace oeee' A'"
others MATHEW RkEp' Ohsi",A,
JOSEPH c. PINCKNEY, Vice I'm
] PsuIy BsIs,Il SesIstsiies' go